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by Nick Thorogood and Caroline Pearl Love is all around us, love is in the air, love is a many splendored thing and all sorts of cliches come to mind as Valentine’s Day comes round once again. However, there is no need to follow the crowd, why not be original and make your own card or even give ...

by Penny Lynch If you’re living in a small house or flat then making every bit of space count is essential. When thinking about the layout of your rooms think about what is important to you. For example; do you love to cook, do you like to curl up with a book in a cosy corner, do you like to ...

by Miki Marks Harry died in late spring and it was several months before Lynn came out of the daze of grief. She resumed work on her third novel and it was progressing again. As she looked through her study window she saw the red and gold leaves drifting from the trees in the orchard and was ...

by Sharon Duggan I hope that everyone had a lovely Christmas and New Year break (although “break” is an optimistic word for those of us doing the cooking, clearing and hosting!).  Once it’s all over and I start working again, I inevitably get that itchy feeling (not literally) to start spring ...

by Miki Marks Fortunately, I sleep at the back of my house. At night, it is  blessedly dark, as it should be.  The front of my house is a very different matter;  the street lights go off, but plenty of artificial light remains. Light pollution is a term that has only come into ...