by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Leisure & Travel Features
Dive into our essential guide to wild swimming with our pick of the best places to swim in the UK, water safety and tips on how to get started. Wild swimming is all the rage in the UK, but how do you get started? Here is our essential wild swimming guide, including... by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Food & Drink News
Tasters have been casting their verdicts after sampling the different Christmas food offerings from 13 supermarkets. Silver Surfers reports that supermarkets at opposite ends of the price spectrum have had their products named best buys for the festive season in an... by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Food & Drink News
This autumn in particular pumpkin-picking has emerged as a Covid-safe outdoor activity for families. It is no exaggeration to say that 2020 has been a catastrophic year for plenty of industries. However, Inews reports that one group of people celebrating this autumn... by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Food & Drink Features
Panic spread across the UK as it emerged that the much-loved yeast extract Marmite was at risk of being removed from the nation’s supermarket shelves. But what is the story behind this most British of brands? The product that has been loved and hated around the... by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Home & Garden Features
Spring and early summer are not the only times of the year when we should think about sowing our vegetables. Spring and early summer are not the only times of the year when we should think about sowing our vegetables. I do a lot of my sowing in late summer and autumn,... by Maggie | Sep 30, 2020 | Home & Garden Features
It’s almost time to start planting bulbs for a spring display. Hannah Stephenson leafs through some new additions and old favourites. You may still be enjoying the summer, but if you want a gorgeous display of spring bulbs, you need to start planting them soon.... by Maggie | Sep 30, 2020 | Food & Drink News
A network of food groups in communities in London, Manchester and beyond have been providing fresh produce to those in need. Inews reports that more than 50 allotment groups across Britain donated tonnes of fresh fruit and vegetables to struggling food banks over... by Maggie | Sep 30, 2020 | Food & Drink News
Sunny spring, wet August and Indian summer combine to result in an early grape harvest. Inews reports that an early spring heatwave, refreshing August rain and a mini heat wave this month had led to a vintage year for England’s wine producers who believe they will... by Maggie | Sep 30, 2020 | Leisure & Travel Features
There’s something about crossing the sea that makes a holiday feel proper. Staycations are all the rage right now for obvious reasons, but cars and trains lack the intrepid glamour of boats and planes, and when you visit an island it feels like you’ve entered a new... by Maggie | Sep 30, 2020 | Money & Work Features
If you’re looking for an opportunity to top up your pension, stay active in the community or simply learn some new skills, then a part-time role could be for you. During your earlier career, you may have struggled to find a work-life balance, setting aside passions...