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Weddings: The Music of Love
Music can set the heart alight, not to mention the dance floor, which is why it’s a vital part of the wedding day. Sara Whatley talks beats, bars and crescendos
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Be Well, Move Happy: Work-Life Balance and Mobility
Balancing life, both physically and emotionally, is something we all strive to achieve. Sara Whatley looks at maintaining a good work-life balance and a healthy happy body
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Multigenerational Holidays
In our increasingly busy lives, the chance to spend quality family time bonding across the generations can be hard to come by. Enter the multigenerational holiday as Lisa de Silva explains
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Homes Extra: Let it Shine
Let your windows sparkle and shine with some special window TLC. Sara Whatley finds out more
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Money Matters: Where There's a Will...
Adele Trathan explains the importance of making a will to protect your finances
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National Burn Awareness Day 2024: Keep Yourself Safe This Winter
When is the last time you checked your hot water bottle? Kristina Stiles, Nurse and Ambassador for Children’s Burns Trust, explains why simple safety checks can be life-savers...
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Care Month: Generation Carents
Local lady Louise Thompson tells the story of her 600-mile round-trip solely to care for her frail parents, and how The Carents Room has become a lifeline to many like her
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Care Month: Home Safety
Being in your own home is often the preferred option for later life, and with this handy guide from the National Council On Aging (NCOA) you can make sure your home is safe, secure and comfortable
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Best Sussex Towns & Villages Award: The Shortlist
The votes are in! After many, many nominations and careful deliberation, we are pleased to announce the five shortlisted entries to our Best Sussex Town & Village of the Year competition!
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Home Style: Dressed to Impress
The interior of Susie Nelson’s listed home in Rye, East Sussex is much like the vintage clothes and accessories she deals in – graceful and timeless
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Spotlight Events: October 2024
Your guide to all the best local events coming in October 2024...
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What to Watch in October 2024
Your guide to all the best new films and TV shows to get stuck into in October...
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Accessible LA and Las Vegas
Bill Murray explores the possibilities of accessible travel in the great American cities of Los Angeles and Las Vegas, and finds that having a disability doesn't have to be a barrier to travelling in luxury and style
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The Great Greenwashing Scandal
Think you’re a savvy eco-consumer? Adele Trathan says you may need to think again...
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Outdoor Activity Holidays
A holiday offers the chance to take a break from the everyday routine of life. Lisa de Silva explores the many types of holidays that offer the opportunity to get active
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Be Well, Move Happy: Sound and Dance
Sara Whatley is inviting you to open your ears and get grooving to the music this month as she looks at sound and vibration for wellness, and dancing for health
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Xavi, the Elephant Whisperer
This remarkable young man has fundraised nearly £5000 to help Wildlife SOS look after rescued elephants, and in the process has turned his own life around as well. Sara Whatley found out more
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Home Style: She Rose
Jo moved to the coast from south-east London, swapping her tiny former coach house with a studio for a solid five-bedroom Edwardian semi within walking distance of the sea-front
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Money Matters: Taking Stock
Adele Trathan investigates the pros and cons of investing in the stock market
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Drink It In: A New Era of Healthy Drinks
Step aside water! We’re living in a new era of healthy drinks. So what are these liquid life-extenders garnering an increasing presence in the supermarket, Adele Trathan investigates the health benefits
Community News
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Soul Superstar Maxwell Announces Sussex Festival For Only UK Show Of 2025
Multi-platinum-selling neo-soul superstar Maxwell has been announced as the first headliner for next summer’s Love Supreme Jazz Festival, which returns to Glynde Place in East Sussex from July 4 - 6.
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Entries On Sale Now For Beachy Head Marathon 45th Anniversary
Keen runners of all abilities can take advantage of discounted entries for a limited time to the 2025 Beachy Head Marathon, Half Marathon, Ultramarathon and 10K, on sale now.
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First Hastings Comic Con Confirmed For June 2025
The Guildhall Trust will produce the first Hastings Comic Con at the White Rock next year.
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Brighton Set To Welcome Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and England’s Red Roses
Rugby players and fans from Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and England will descend on the city next September as they bid to become The Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 champions.
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East Sussex ‘Support Into Work’ Project Helps Refugees Secure Work And Training
Since November 2022, the East Sussex ‘Support into Work’ project has been assisting guests, refugees, and migrants to help them integrate into the local community.
Lifestyle
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Five Unique Sauces From Around The World
Sauces have a way of capturing the heart of a culture’s cuisine. The right combination of spices, herbs, and textures can bring out the richness of any dish. Here are five lesser-known but incredible sauces from around the world, each with its unique history and flavour profile.
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Five Incredible Places Perfect To Visit In November
November is a wonderful month for travel, with cooler temperatures, unique festivals, and some of nature’s most beautiful displays. Whether you're seeking cultural events, quiet escapes, or natural wonders, here are five destinations that are perfect for a November getaway:
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Five Random Islands You Can Visit
When most people think of island getaways, famous destinations like Hawaii, the Maldives, or the Greek Islands come to mind. But beyond the usual tropical hotspots, there are countless lesser-known islands waiting to be discovered. These hidden gems offer unique landscapes, fascinating cultures, and unforgettable experiences, all with a fraction of the tourist crowds. Whether you're looking for serenity, adventure, or something completely out of the ordinary, here are five random islands you can visit that promise an escape unlike any other:
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Five Of The Highest UK Villages To Visit
The UK is home to some of the most picturesque villages, nestled in valleys or perched on hilltops. But for those seeking altitude along with beauty, a few stand out for their impressive elevation. These high-altitude villages offer breath-taking views, fresh air, and a sense of serenity:
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Five Old-School Desserts From Our Childhood
While today's dessert trends lean toward gourmet creations and intricate flavours, there’s something undeniably special about the old-school desserts from our childhood. These humble, comforting delights remind us of a simpler time when sugary happiness was just a spoonful away. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit five beloved desserts from the past:
Food and Drink
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Recipe: Hearty Beef & Pumpkin Stew
This is the perfect, homely dinner to look forward to as the autumn nights draw in. Adele Trathan explains how to make this delicious casserole that is baked and served straight from the pumpkin
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Recipe: Autumn Minestrone Soup
This is a hearty autumn or early winter version of Minestrone Soup served with a lovely homemade pesto. Containing such a variety of vegetables – it will definitely up your 5-a-day quota
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Recipe: William Shatner’s Cappuccino Muffins!
Even in outer space, there’s nothing quite like a cappuccino muffin. Star Trek legend William Shatner goes boldly into the kitchen and delivers the goods...
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Kids Zone: Apples, Apples and more Apples
This month Sara Whatley and her family have gone mad for apples
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Recipe: Red Velvet Cupcakes
Deliciously light and fluffy, these red velvet cupcakes with a gorgeous soft cheese frosting are ideal for an afternoon tea – they are sure to impress your guests
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Recipe: Saffron & Lemon Chicken Joojeh Kebabs
This probably features on the menu of every Persian restaurant in the world, the marinade of yogurt and lemon juice tenderises the meat beautifully. This simplified version can be made at home in a conventional oven or grill if you don’t have a barbecue
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South Carolina BBQ Chicken Thighs
Try this winning BBQ chicken recipe from Grillstock founders Jon Finch and Ben Merrington and learn how to make both an authentic South Carolina BBQ sauce, and their secret BBQ rub.
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Weddings: The Food of Love
From a vegan feast to sausage, mash and gravy, what will you serve at your wedding? Sara Whatley explores the world of wedding catering
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Vino, Vidi, Vici: The Vineyards, Breweries & Distilleries of Sussex
James Forryan investigates the history of producing wine, beer and spirits in Sussex, and how we should all say 'Cheers!' to its great success...
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Recipe: Raspberry Blancmange
Based on a retro classic, this blancmange is a far cry from its wobbly 1970s reputation – instead, this is a light and creamy raspberry and almond dessert
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Recipe: Sizzling Spare Ribs with BBQ Sauce
The perfect spare ribs for your summer barbeque!
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Highweald Estate: Wines of Outstanding Natural Beauty
One of the wonders of Sussex is the capacity to create food and drink of outstanding quality and Highweald Wine is one such example, producing English Sparking Wines of exceptional standard – Robert Veitch went to find out more, and enjoy a glass or two
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Recipe: Salted Caramel Praline Brownie
Baker and author of Postal Bakes, Lucy Burton, will have you drooling at these divine brownies.
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Recipe: Olive Oil, Pistachio & Lemon Cake
This simple but delicious cake is made in a food processor, so it takes just minutes to prepare. Serve it with a simple lemon and sugar glaze and sprinkle with a few roughly chopped pistachios and dried rose petals
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Recipe: Pappardelle with Rose Harissa, Black Olives & Capers
Pasta is perfect for an easy spring supper and ‘Pappare’ means ‘to gobble up’ in Italian, which is the destiny of this dish! If you prefer a little less spice, then simply reduce the quantity of harissa
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Mary Berry's Mediterranean All-in-One Chicken
This is a great way to feed the family as the chicken and veg are all cooked in one very large tray in the oven. It takes only minutes to put everything together then it sits in the oven for under an hour with no fussy finishing off to do and only one pan to wash up.
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Recipe: Simple Fish Curry
Cooking a curry from scratch can feel a little daunting but this traditional Burmese recipe is really easy. Lightly spiced, warming and stunningly simple, this curry is one you’ll return to again and again
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Recipe: Easter Leg of Lamb
When it comes to Easter feasts, you can always look to Italy for a sublime celebration of food, family and faith. This Easter leg of lamb with an Italian twist is the perfect dish to serve to your brood over the bank holiday
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Recipe: Chocolate Peanut Buttercups
The dreamy combination of chocolate and peanut butter is indulgent and decadent so the perfect treat for Easter. These little beauties contain only a few ingredients (with a vegan option) and are quick and super easy to make
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Recipe: Prune and Orange Hot Cross Buns
As a master baker and judge of ITV’s Britain’s Best Bakery, Peter Sidwell knows a thing or two about hot cross buns, as this fragrant and delicious recipe testifies.
Downtime
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What to Watch in October 2024
Your guide to all the best new films and TV shows to get stuck into in October...
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Kids Zone: Spooky Spider's Webs
Get crafty with the kids this Halloween and make these spooky spider’s webs with Sara Whatley
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If You Ask Me: Humanity's Greatest Invention
This month, Flo Whitaker writes in praise of humanity's greatest invention: the kettle
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If You Ask Me: A Desert Island Drag
As Paris returns to its usual state of late- summer slumbering – and the Olympic Games charabanc trundles off to Los Angeles, Flo Whitaker breathes a sigh of relief and comes out from behind the sofa
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Kids Zone: Mud Kitchens
Mud, glorious mud! Let the kids loose in the mud kitchen, says Sara Whatley, and learn to love mud pies!
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What to Watch in July 2024
Your monthly guide to all the best new films & TV shows coming in July 2024...
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Kids Zone: Ice Block Treasure Hunt!
Keep the kids cool in the heat and unleash their inner explorer with an ice block treasure hunt! Sara Whatley shows you how
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What to Watch in June 2024
Your guide to all the best new films coming this month, as well as all of the new and returning TV shows to look out for in June...
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A Gourmet Escape on the Eurostar: London to Amsterdam with Culinary Delights in Almere
Bill Murray samples the culinary delights of Amsterdam and the nearby resort town of Almere
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If You Ask Me: Train Announcements Have Gone Off the Rails
Rail companies are guilty of many things – including crimes against the English Language, says Flo Whitaker
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If You Ask Me... Never Argue with an Idiot
This month, Flo Whitaker recalls some words of advice from her father: “Don’t pick an argument with an idiot – you’ll never win. They’re a highly-experienced expert because they’ve been an idiot their entire life”
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Kids Zone: Mosaic Art
Get creative with this month’s fun and sustainable activity – mosaic art. Sara Whatley explains what to do
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What to Watch in April 2024
Our monthly guide to all the best film and television coming your way in April...
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If You Ask Me: The Jobsworth and the Frog
There is a malaise creeping through society whereby authorities and businesses use absurd interpretations of regulations as excuses not to provide services or assistance, writes Flo Whitaker
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What to Watch in March 2024
From science-fiction epics to supernatural horrors and family adventures, here's our guide to the best new films and TV shows arriving in March...
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If You Ask Me... Politicians need a Translator
With elections, resignations and government enquiries aplenty, 2024 is already proving to be a busy year. In these confusing times, Flo Whitaker offers her interpretation of the most frequently-occurring narratives and themes…
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Dark Skies Festival 2024: Where & When to Gaze at the Stars
Embrace the darkness with our guide to all the stargazing opportunities coming to Sussex over the next week…
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Be Well, Move Happy: Walking & Silence
In our new series on wellness and movement, Sara Whatley will be diving into two complementary health topics each month. She kicks off with silence and walking
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Special Interest Holidays: Try Something Different
A chance to take a break, relax and recharge is one of life’s great pleasures, this month Lisa de Silva looks at combining interests with time out
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If You Ask Me... Who needs Television anyway?
The first thing people say when they visit Flo Whitaker’s home is “Where’s the TV?” Unimpressed by television from an early age, Flo still reckons the radio has the best pictures
People
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Hailsham House: More Than Just Care, It’s Home
We asked Helen Stockton to visit Hailsham House Care Home, she discovered a place where the focus is on creating a warm, welcoming place to call home
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Age UK East Sussex Needs You!
Age UK East Sussex is looking for more volunteers, Rachel Kelly from the charity explains how the role often gives a sense of personal reward and comfort through helping others
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Parkers Car & Truck Rental Celebrate 75 Years
There’s a reason Parkers Car and Truck Rental are celebrating their 75th birthday, it’s because they excel at what they do, so Robert Veitch went to visit and learn more about the vehicle rental market
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Have a Macmillan Coffee Morning!
With this year’s Coffee Morning just around the corner on Friday 27 September, Adele Trathan speaks to Macmillan Cancer Support, who are calling on supporters to get involved again
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"I quite like to end up with a setlist that involves a catalogue of human misery..." Nish Kumar on his return to stand-up comedy
With a brand new stand-up tour coming to the UK later this year, including a number of shows in Sussex, we talk to comedian and TV present Nish Kumar about his time on The Mash Report, getting pelted with bread rolls at gigs, and why he always looks forward to playing shows in smaller towns...
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Pure Inspiration
Newly opened in Haywards Heath, Inspiration Gift Shop has the perfect present for every occasion. Hanna Prince pays owner Rachel Taylor a visit to find out more
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Creating a Dream at The Pauline Quirke Academy
With performing arts known to play a leading role in helping children to develop many valuable life skills, we asked Lisa de Silva to meet with Florence Tingley and Rebecca Goffin to find out more about the local Pauline Quirke Academies
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A Little Slice of Heaven
Farming, food and leisure are the three cornerstones of Heaven Farm, where you will find all three in abundance, including the newly refurbished Butler’s Pantry. Sara Whatley reports
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Charity: Institute for Cancer Research
The Institute of Cancer Research, London, is striving to improve the lives of people with all types of cancer – including those with the most challenging to treat. Scientist Dr Anguraj Sadanandam explains why support for this research is vital
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Volunteer for Motor Neurone Disease Association
The Motor Neurone Disease Association is a charity that was established in 1979 to raise awareness, campaign for better care and support for people diagnosed with MND and their families, as Lisa Burnard from the charity explains
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Riding to Success
Not a coffee morning kind of couple, Alison and Henry are soon embarking on an ambitious UK tour on their 1960s scooters, all to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society. Sara Whatley finds out more
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Step out for St Catherine’s Hospice
St Catherine’s Hospice popular Midnight Walk is bouncing back to the streets of Horsham on Saturday 8 June, Adele Trathan explains how readers can get involved
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Homes for Ukraine: Opening Your Home and Your Heart
As the conflict in the Ukraine continues, Homes for Ukraine scheme is still keen to hear from people that are interested in hosting a Ukrainian guest, as Paul Crompton from East Sussex County Council explains
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The Joy of the Repair Café
Volunteers are central to the success of Repair Cafés across Sussex, so we sent Nicola Coughlin along to Lindfield Repair Cafe to talk to volunteers about their valuable contribution
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An Unlikely Retirement
Hove resident Sylvia Holder tells Sara Whatley the inspiring story of how she set up her charity, The Venkat Trust, when she should have been kicking back in her retirement
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Matters of the Heart
Jason Palmer, Volunteer Trustee and Director of The Sussex Heart Charity explains what this award winning charity do to save lives in Sussex
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Rushfields: Celebrating 40 Years
As Rushfields Plant Centre in Poynings gears up to celebrate its 40th anniversary this year, James Forryan talked to founders Colin and Kathryn Langridge about the keys to their longevity and what they’ve learned over their 40 years in business
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Interview: Comedian Connor Burns brings his Vertigo tour to Sussex
With his new touring show Vertigo about to arrive in Sussex, we talk to Scottish comedian Connor Burns
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A Double Dose: Interview with Michael Mosley and Clare Bailey
Husband and wife health gurus Dr Michael Mosley and Dr Clare Bailey are on a mission to bring healthy eating and living to the masses. They talk to Sara Whatley about their upcoming tour and the health benefits of eating a Mediterranean diet...
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You've Got a Friend
Mid Sussex charity Befriended has grown so much since it’s beginnings in 2017. Gail Miller tells Sara Whatley what they have been up to
Homes and Gardens
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Blooming Times: The Answer Lies in the Soil
Soil is the gardener’s greatest asset. Understand it, look after it – and many of your horticultural problems will resolve themselves, writes Flo Whitaker
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Blooming Times: Heavenly Hyacinths
Versatile, easy-going hyacinths bring colour and scent indoors and out, writes Flo Whitaker
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Legendary Builds with Phoenix Construction Services
Phoenix Construction Services has worked on everything from A-list homes to museum conversions – now the company is turning its attention to local projects. Hanna Prince meets director Mark Woods to find out more
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Blooming Times: Know Your Enemy
Plagued with Vine Weevils? Enraged by Lily Beetles? Despairing of Box Caterpillars? Flo Whitaker investigates three of the most troublesome gardening pests
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Bespoke Dreams from Eridge Green Kitchens
Rob Wheeler’s passion for inspired carpentry and woodwork is unmistakable and instigated the creation of Eridge Green Kitchens. With a new showroom on the way and business flourishing, Robert Veitch went to visit the workshop
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10 Hot Years: iFit Fires & Flues
iFit Fires & Flues Ltd are celebrating 10 years of successful business. The warm and genuine couple behind the name, Paul and Jo, share the secrets of with Sara Whatley
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Home Style: Bold Type
Textile designer Zoe Davis and her husband James have transformed a Grade-II listed farmhouse with a vibrant pallet and vintage finds
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Blooming Times: The Sky's the Limit
The clematis family offers flowers in a wide array of colours and shapes, and there are varieties for nearly every month of the year, says Flo Whitaker
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Home Style: A Better Way of Life
When Catherine and her late husband Dr Brian Sack left London for a more rural lifestyle. They bought a 16th century cottage and created a home full of modern artwork and stylish vintage French finds
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Homes Extra: Shed Space
Are you thinking of a new shed, greenhouse or garden room? Sara Whatley gives you some food for thought on all three
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Blooming Times: Top of the Pots
How are your patio pots? Show-stopping, or lacklustre? Time to try some different planting combinations, suggests Flo Whitaker
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Kids Zone: Get the Kids Growing
Read on for some green fingered ideas to get the kids involved in the garden from Sara Whatley
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Home Style: Pastures New
The grass really was greener for this family, who left behind their recently remodelled London house for a new life in the country
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Homes Extra: Let There Be Light
Read on for the latest in home and garden lighting ideas for a bright and up to date space, says Sara Whatley
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Blooming Times: Wisteria Hysteria
With its exquisitely fragrant, show-stopping blooms, wisteria is the queen of spring climbers – yet it can be frustratingly sulky and thuggish. Flo Whitaker offers a quick troubleshooting guide to floral success
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Home Style: Home on Wheels
A plot on the family farm with stunning marshland views was the ideal spot for Freddie Pack and Katie McNie to build their new home – a cabin on wheels
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Home Style: Modern Outlook
Downsizing couple Pauline and Bill chose practicality over space, but didn’t compromise on their love of mid-century style
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Blooming Times: Dahlia Mania
Inexpensive, hardworking plants with blooms in a vast array of colours and shapes - no flower is perfect, but dahlias come pretty close, says Flo Whitaker
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Home Style: Time to Heal
After losing her husband, Tracy Nors threw all her energies into renovating a period terrace in the pretty town of Rye
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Blooming Times: Spring into Summer
Say the word ‘bulb’ and thoughts of spring immediately come to mind - but there are some bulbus characters to plant now for summer colour. Flo Whitaker selects a few of her favourites
Animals
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It's a Dog's Life: World Animal Day
As autumn approaches, Teddy ruminates on the changing season and his human translator, Helen Stockton, puts it into plain words
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It's A Dog's Life: Never Assume...
Teddy reveals that dogs, much like their human companions, are individuals with different likes and dislikes, as explained by human interpreter Helen Stockton
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Fostering Happiness at Raystede
Could fostering an animal with Raystede offer the joys of owning a pet without the financial and logistical commitment? Hanna Lindon investigates
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It's a Dog's Life: Why So Much Sport?
This year’s summer of sport has been a testing time for Teddy! His human translator, Helen Stockton explains why
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It's a Dog's Life: A Partly Political Broadcast
As the nation heads to the polls for the General Election, Teddy ponders the policies he would like to see introduced, as Helen Stockton, his human translator explains...
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It's a Dog's Life: Our Hobbies are Not the Same
Hobbies are subjective, what entertains some, may be a bore to others. Teddy ponders on his own interests, as Helen Stockton, his human translator explains
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It's a Dog's Life: Our Currency is Biscuits
Teddy explains, through his human interpreter Helen Stockton, that currency transactions are not financial ones made through a bank as far as he is concerned...
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It's a Dog's Life: Teddy & the Dragon
Teddy has been musing on the origins of national credentials and that the truth of the matter could be quite different to any literal interpretation, as his human translator Helen Stockton explains
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Paws for a Cause
Sussex-based animal charity Raystede has been working tirelessly to improve the lives of animals for over 70 years. Hanna Prince visits its Sussex site to find out more
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Kids Zone: Lambing in Spring
Tap into the super cute side of spring with a visit to some frisking newborn lambs, suggests Sara Whatley
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It's a Dog's Life: Access Denied
Although he's not allowed everywhere, Teddy tells his human interpreter Helen Stockton that he's actually OK with that
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It's a Dog's Life: February is not just for Pancakes
Teddy has discovered that the month of February is far from uneventful – with many special days to recognise and celebrate, as his human interpreter Helen Stockton explains
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It's a Dog's Life: Cleaning Up
The annual January household clean up makes Teddy feel a bit anxious. Helen Stockton, his human translator, explains that Teddy isn't the greatest fan of cleanliness
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Top 10 Garden Birds to spot in Sussex
Alice Johnson from the RSPB describes some of the species of birds you might see during the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch this January
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Top Tips: Keep Your Pets Safe this Bonfire Night
Bonfire Night is just around the corner. A night of fireworks and celebrations, it's fun for us, but not always for our pets.
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Advertising Feature: Plan Bee
Advertising Feature: The relationship between bees and humans dates back thousands of years, so its reassuring to know that Carl Slade is making beekeeping easier for both the novice and experienced apiarist; we sent Robert Veitch to meet him.
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It’s a Dog’s Life - The Quiet Life
Teddy is looking forward to a chilled out month of rest and relaxation, hopefully with some sunshine to bathe in, as Helen Stockton, his human translator explains.
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What should you be looking out for in your Sussex Garden this Summer?
A Sussex garden is not only a place of beauty and tranquility but also a haven for a diverse range of captivating wildlife. We have complied a list of some of the wildlife that you’re most likely to see in your garden this summer:
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A Summer of Wildlife at RSPB Pulborough Brooks
Alice Johnson from the RSPB offers her handy guide to spotting beautiful butterflies and wildflowers at this nature reserve within the Arun Valley in West Sussex
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RSPCA Young Photographer Awards opens for entries
Budding young photographers are being encouraged to enter the RSPCA’s high-profile national young photography competition which is now celebrating its 33rd year.
Hidden County
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Win A Family Ticket To The Winter Fair At The South Of England Showground
We've got FIVE family tickets up for grabs to this brilliant annual festive event, taking place Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th November 2024!
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Win A Family Pass With Lunch To The Snowman™ At Sheffield Park And Garden This Christmas!
We've got a family pass available to this Grade 1 listed gardens for this fantastic festive event along with garden entry and lunch*! Photo credit: © Snowman Enterprises Limited 2024
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50% OFF: The Bubbles and Botanicals Fair – Handcross Park
We've got a number of half-price tickets to this highly fun tasting event for our Hidden members on November 2!
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Win An Overnight Stay At The Albion Hotel In Freshwater
We've teamed up with the newly refurbished Albion Hotel in Freshwater Bay on the lovely Isle Of Wight, to give one of our lucky Hidden members the chance to win an overnight stay with breakfast, plus a £100 voucher towards lunch or dinner in The Rock Restaurant!
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Win A £250 JD Sports Voucher With County Mall (Crawley)
Courtesy of County Mall in Crawley, we've pleased to offer a £250 voucher for JD Sports to be used at the mall store!
Health & Wellbeing
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Pilates or Yoga - which practise will suit you most?
Whether you’re just curious about the differences between the two, or are totally clueless on both practises, Yoga instructor & Assistant Editor Mary Goodsell sheds some light and advice on the two styles of exercise.
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How to improve your posture and prevent unnecessary back pain
Improving posture is important for maintaining good overall health and preventing musculoskeletal issues such as back pain, neck pain, and poor circulation. Here are some tips to help you improve your posture:
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Active Lifestyles: How to Keep Fit and Healthy in Mid Sussex
Mid Sussex has always been a popular area in which to live. The winning combination of beautiful countryside and easy accessibility creates the perfect conditions for a great quality of life, whether you’re a young professional, a growing family, or a more mature person.
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These are things you'll want to know about skincare in 2024
Less is more. Don’t get conned. It’s a scam. These are the sorts of phrases you will hear Consultant Dermatologist Dr Natalia Spierings saying about the skincare industry. She candidly speaks to Sara Whatley about ageing, menopause, Botox, and ‘Big Skincare’