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Written by Clare Gogerty, 2008
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The Women's Farm & Garden Association runs a popular scheme for women who want to learn the practical skills of gardening. Clare Gogerty explains
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Written by Julie Summers, 2008
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Julie Summers became interested in the predicament of families separated for a long time by war after writing a book about her grandfather. Her research included some fascinating accounts from WI members
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Written by Paul Richmond-Darbey, 2008
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The Soil Association puts its seal of approval on over 85 per cent of Britain's organic produce. But what is it and what does it do? Lifelong organic gardener Paul Richmond-Darbey has been finding out
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Written by Marion Shoard, 2008
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A pet can make a big difference to an elderly person's quality of life. Marion Shoard offers advice on choosing and caring for a suitable companion
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Written by Penny Kitchen, 2008
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Kate Humble's love of nature and her enthusiasm make her the ideal RSPB Vice-president, while her fresh 'outdoor girl-next-door' looks endear her to TV programmers. Penny Kitchen braved the March winds at the Newport Wetlands Reserve to meet her
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Written by Bernard Lockett, 2008
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Gilbert and Sullivan's theatrical 'pieces' took Victorian England by storm and they are still relevant and enjoyable today. Bernard Lockett explores the continuing popularity of this creative partnership
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Written by Marion Shoard, 2008
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Laugharne is the beguiling spot in Carmarthenshire where poet Dylan Thomas chose to live for 13 years of his life. Marion Shoard paid it a visit. |
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Written by Penny Kitchen, 2008
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Clothes, wine glasses, books - Penny Kitchen can't pass a charity shop without going in for a browse and she's in good company. |
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Sophie Grigson was raised on a farm by a mother famous for her cookery books and her poet-critic father, and good food featured in her life from an early age. Today she, too, is a food writer and is the newly appointed President of the Herb Society. She invited Sheila Purcell into her Oxfordshire home. |
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No longer the stern and distant authoritarian of our own grandmothers' time, the role of today's grandmother has undergone big changes, says Mary Turner |
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Whether you choose a pedigree dog or a crossbreed, get expert advice and take a look at a few prize-winners before you buy, suggests Ella MacKay. |
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New verses will have to be added to "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" if the trend towards animal diversification continues! Carolle Doyle investigates the creatures in our midst. |
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It can be an ordeal and it can disrupt your life, but as Penny Cottee discovers, jury duty is a responsibility we all take seriously. |
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Whether you take the family to the local theatre for a 'hiss and boo' matinee or take part in your WI or am-dram production, nothing beats the quintessentially English panto. Anna Milford investigates...and participates! (Oh yes she does!) |
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Mariners depend on them, authors and artists love the mystique of them and they are a unique part of our built heritage. Linda Hart goes in search of lighthouses. |
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Knit these adorable, cosy ballerina style wraps in the softest, most luxurious of yarns.
Make your own attractive greeting cards for many different occasions. 
Chicken is simmered with aromatic spices, creating a rich, flavoursome meal.
This sweet bread is a great accompaniment to mid-morning coffee. 
