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Investing beginner

Hi all, I'm looking at investing for
the first time in my early 30s.

I already have a HTB isa (this is full) and a lifetime isa. I believe I can open a stock's and shares isa this year even though I've payed in to both isa's above?

I'm looking at putting between £125 -£175 a month with the odd lump sum in to investing for the next 10-20 years and was thinking Vanguard LifeStrategy 60% equity or 80% equity was a good option for a cheap & simple hands off approach?

Thanks
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