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A Place In The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton has opened up about her horrific experience with online abuse.

Laura Hamilton, 39, shared a special outfit with her followers on Instagram ahead of her festival for Lord Roberts On The Green.The A Place in the Sun presenter wowed in the black jumpsuit, as her fans paid their compliments.Laura was in a celebratory mood tonight as she prepared for a festival.The event is taking place at her coffee shop and restaurant, Lord Roberts on the Green.This is the television personality’s business in Purley, Croydon.Ahead of selling the property, Laura has been planning a festival for several weeks at the spot.Taking to Instagram earlier tonight, she shared a look at her stunning outfit with her followers.The presenter did this as she danced around the garden to the song Friday by Nightcrawlers.Laura showed off

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton, 39, has revealed that she never thought she'd be a "postmistress", as she opened up on the sale of her and husband Alex Goward's family business, village shop Lord Roberts On The Green.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the property expert confessed that she had not done "anything like it" before taking the plunge and taking on the responsibility.Addressing her role where she lives, Laura said: "If you asked me four years ago would I have bought the village shop, become a postmistress and set up a business that had 24 staff, I'd say, 'What are you talking about?'"Laura bought the dilapidated building four years ago and worked hard to renovate it into a commercial building and residential

A Place in the Sun's Laura Hamilton has addressed a traumatic panic attack she suffered after vile comments from trolls. The 38-year-old is a presenter on the Channel 4 property location show which helps a hopeful couple find their exotic dream home.

A Place In The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton, 38, has reflected on a "scary" situation last year which saw husband Alex Goward call for an ambulance, after the TV star felt like she couldn't breathe.Talking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the host explained that after trolls took to review websites to leave vicious comments about her village shop and cafe, Lord Roberts On The Green, she felt like she was "drowning" before being reassured by medical professionals that she was experiencing a panic attack.A year on from the traumatic event, Laura says she has a new approach to dealing with abusive comments.She said: "I try not to look at stuff for one."I try not to look at things online because it's very easy isn't it, to get sucked in."The

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A Place In The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton, 38, has spoken out about cleaning up rubbish left by her local community.The property expert owns her own cafe/deli business called Lord Roberts On The Green in South London, which during lockdown acted as a "village shop" supplying vital supplies to residents.Laura explained exclusively to Express.co.uk: "I know it's become a lifeline to so many people and we have been lucky to have the village green opposite."When the weather is amazing, we can have people sit on the green."However I have found myself collecting rubbish off the village green," she added.The star has worked on her "subsidiary" business all through lockdown, after restaurants were forced to close.Instead of closing Lord

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton posted a story to her 83,800 followers declaring that she had "no idea" that a radio show in Jersey had used her voice in a contest.The property presenter, however, was overjoyed that a fan won £570 when she had correctly guessed her voice while taking part in the contest on Radio 103, and said it had "made" her day.Laura Hamilton started the video by discussing how she had reopened her cafe/deli business Lord Roberts On The Green and was finding the move "trial and error".She continued: "Still lots of things we need to get right but all in all, it was a success.

Laura Hamilton discovered that her new cafe/deli Lord Roberts On The Green was not welcome by neighbours after she received complaints from various residents.The 38-year-old spoke out on the "haters" who were upset after she "brought more traffic to the area".Laura exclusively told Express.co.uk: "It was a falling-down Post Office shop, and then we renovated it and bought it back to the community but created something amazing. "There's money in the area, nice property in the area, but nowhere lovely to it.