Specifying dimensions of the source image does create a faster loading time as there is no resizing done in the browser. You should then use different sized imaged for different devices.
This is a good resource
Posts made by Andrew-SEO
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RE: Specifying image dimensions for site speed vs. responsive
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RE: If I use a similar H1 on two landing pages for my website will it impact my SEO negatively?
Try looking up "cornerstone content"
Ideally you want to combine these into one page if they are that closely related, and rank one page for both terms.
Can you post both of the H1s so I can have a look?
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Should this site be using Rel=Canonical VS No Index
I'm currently working on this site
https://www.visitliverpool.com/accommodation
I've been watching this video by Rand - https://moz.com/blog/rel-canonical but it's still unclear in this scenario.
if you use the search facility "check availability" half way down the page the results page (urlparams) are no indexed. Would it be better to index and canonicalise?
There is no similar content but I'm concerned that no index will remove the ability for semantic content to be visible to google.