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Contents
November 2017
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HOT IN HERE
Maggie Alderson’s homes
with statement fireplaces
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108
SET THE TONE
Get your rich winter shades on
with Helen Barton’s party picks
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82
GROW YOUR OWN HEDGE
Jo Arnell’s recommendations
for a fruitful crop
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48
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NOVEMBER NOTEBOOK
Fill your diary with hand-picked
events going on around Surrey
PURE IMAGINATION
We explore George Clarke’s
Shed of the Year
GET THE LOOK
Emulate the Swanboroughs’ style
CUDDLE UP
Warming winter furniture and
accessories for your interior
HOME TO SHOP
A behind-the-scenes look
at one of Hastings Old
Town’s trendiest boutiques
GET THE LOOK
Take some styling tips from
David and David’s home
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BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
Jo Fairley’s ultimate presents
for beauty addicts
NURTURE IN
NOVEMBER
This month’s bitesize
health news
DIY BEAUTY
Make your own natural
skincare with Karen Gilbert
PICK & MIX
Delicious pizzas fresh
from the Ballymaloe
Cookery School kitchen
FESTIVE SIDEKICKS
Spice up your Christmas meal
with side dish recommendations
from local chefs
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REMEMBER, REMEMBER
Susan Elkin’s historical roundup
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COMPETITION
Win beer for a year from
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FABLES FROM THE FARM
Jane Howard contemplates
acorn coffee
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HOUSE OF THE MONTH
1.
Hot In Here
Maggie Alderson finds homes with cosy fireplaces
When did you last get your chimney swept? If you can’t remember,
you’d better hope Mary Poppins’ Bert knocks on your door
some time soon. At least once a year is the rule, even if you
only light your fire, or woodburner at weekends and the odd evening – if
you’re regular lighters, you should have it done again mid-season. It’s the
soot, missus, what done it, you see. It packs onto the inside of the chim
chimeney and turns into creosote, which is a right regular flammable
substance, cor blimey, strike a light – or maybe don’t. Cue: dance routine.
Once you’ve got that sorted you can sit back and soak up the heat. Because there
isn’t anything better, as the evenings start to cool and nights draw in, curtains closed
earlier each day and another layer of cashmere no longer enough, than lighting a real
fire and relishing the enveloping warmth… A proper fire really does create a heart to
a house, drawing everyone to it and together. Even teenagers find they are tempted
to venture from behind their tightly closed doors. Cats and dogs own the hearth, of
course. Even the operation of building it, stoking it and poking it is part of the joy.
I enjoy regular arguments with my husband over it, as he seems to be convinced I
don’t understand the basic physics of it – while I consider myself a virtual Brunel of
newspaper spill and kindle engineering. It’s all about getting the oxygen in and under
and round. If he says ‘not that piece, it’s too big, you need to get air under it’ to me
one more time from a supine position on the more comfortable sofa, I might throw
a fire iron at his head. But in my crouching position, in front of the woodburner, as
I wait to see if the first log has taken properly and I can retire to my position on the
less comfortable sofa, I quickly get over it, because a live flame is so mesmerising.
That is the primordial appeal of the real fire. The hot flickering light
which our ancestors were the first species to tame and press into use. So
dangerous – so useful, so cosy. Whether you have a woodburner, or the less
efficient – but temptingly lovely – classic open fire, the key thing is to have
a wonderful fireplace to enjoy it by. Here are some houses on the market
with splendid ones of various styles. Chim cher-ee, chim cher-oo.
1.
1. The Old Farm
Where? The Old Farm is superbly
positioned within the Givons Grove Estate, ten
minutes from Leatherhead, with rail links under
an hour to London Waterloo, in the Surrey
Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The property is surrounded by breathtaking
countryside with views to the Surrey Hills.
What? This wonderfully rambling house
dates from 1560 and is believed to have
started as the coach house to the local manor.
There are Tudor features throughout with
leaded windows, parquet flooring and exposed
beams, a superb inglenook fireplace and a clock
tower and parapet with spectacular views. On
the ground floor a drawing room, dining room
and a lovely snug all give onto the enclosed
rear courtyard. A further conservatory and
family room lead out to the main courtyard
and gardens, with a further sitting room and
snug to the side. Upstairs are five bedrooms,
two of them en suite, and a family bathroom.
There are a further two bedrooms, plus
bathroom and sitting room in the guest
annexe and a separate one-bed cottage in the
grounds. Outside are mature gardens and a
seven car garage plus further outbuildings.
How much? The Old Farm has a guide
price of £2,900,000. Sotheby’s Cobham
01932 860537 sothebysrealty.co.uk
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2. Greywell House
Where? Greywell House sits in
a secluded and tranquil spot among
detached houses in large grounds
within The Hockering private
estate, a mere fifteen minutes’ walk
from Woking station with trains
to Waterloo in 23 minutes.
What? A substantial and elegant
family house. There are three well
proportioned south facing reception
rooms, plus a kitchen/breakfast/
family room with doors to the terrace
and garden, which can be entered
via the garage. There is also a media
room and a games room and a cellar
below. Upstairs the impressive master
bedroom suite has his and hers
separate dressing rooms, a balcony and
spacious en-suite bathroom. There is
one more bedroom suite with dressing
room and bathroom, as well as six
further bedrooms and two further
bathrooms. Outside there are various
outbuildings and a swimming pool.
How much? Greywell is
on the market with a guide
price of £3,250,000, with
Knight Frank, Guildford. 01483
565171 knightfrank.co.uk
3. Whitebridge
Where? Whitebridge can be
found in the sought-after village of
Crondall with superb rural views.
Fleet Station is 4.6 miles with trains
to Waterloo in under an hour.
Farnham town centre is 4.3 miles.
What? A stunning Grade II listed
family home, offering light and flexible
accommodation throughout. The body
of the house dates back to the 17th
century, sympathetically renovated.
The drawing room has an original
inglenook fireplace, now fitted with
a log burner. The triple aspect open
plan kitchen/family/breakfast room has
a vaulted ceiling. Also on the ground
floor there is a drawing room, dining
room, study, utility and boot room.
Upstairs there is an en suite master
bedroom with a dressing room, four
further bedrooms, a bathroom and a
shower room. There is a large mature
garden with a swimming pool.
How much? The guide price is
£1,800,000. Contact Savills, Farnham
on 01252 729002 savills.com
4. June Farm
Where? June Farm is nestled in the Surrey
Hills, ideally positioned just two miles from all
the facilities in Reigate (trains to London Bridge
or Victoria in under 40 minutes) and only four
from Redhill (only 25 minutes to town) and
equally handy for Heathrow and Gatwick.
What? June Farm is an exceptional Grade
II listed country property dating from the
17th century. The farmhouse and barn have
been restored and modernised with a dramatic
sweeping roof said to be by Sir Edwin Lutyens.
The dining hall, with its splendid fireplace,
is double height, with a viewing gallery. The
octagonal study links the main section of the
ground floor to a wing with four bedrooms,
three bathrooms, a kitchenette and sitting/
play room. All of the bedrooms in the main
section of the house are en suite. There is access
from the master suite directly into the garden
close to the swimming pool. The gardens and
grounds are as much a feature as the house,
with a curved ha-ha separating the gardens from
the paddocks. The pool house has a changing
area, shower room and fully fitted kitchen and
external seating area. There is a gym, hobby
room, vegetable garden, greenhouse, tennis court
– and a model village. The equestrian centre is of
professional standard with stalls for 14 horses.
How much? June Farm is listed at
£4,950,000 with Strutt & Parker, Guildford
01483 306565 struttparker.com
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Lights On...
Reindeer in the rotunda, live music on the
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days of Christmas trail, storytelling with Father
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When Ben Swanborough’s daughter Elsie designed
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Ben Swanborough’s garden is built to the design of his daughter, Elsie
Children often have dreams of making a magical space of their own,
but it’s not often that they are able to make their dreams come
true. Elsie Swanborough has been able to do just that, making the
story of the Mushroom House one that has not only won hearts – but also
the coveted ‘Shed of the Year’ competition, as sponsored by Cuprinol and
announced on George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces programme on Channel 4.
Despite being “away with the fairies – in the nicest possible way,” as her father
says, Elsie, now aged 13, is definitely not a dreamer. Instead of just fantasising about
a mushroom shaped house, she commissioned it to be made. Luckily for Elsie, her
father Ben, a garden designer, is hands-on and able to manage everything from design
to the build. “When Elsie first asked me, ‘Dad, will you build me a mushroom house
in the garden?’ I said – yes, and we talked about it, and I kept meaning to start on
it, but various things got in the way. Then one day she said, ‘When are you going
to build the Mushroom House? I have saved up £500. Will you make it?’”
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This page: The toughened glass window in the floor of the
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They set to work. “We cleared the patch of dead space at
the bottom of the garden and I did a sketch on paper,” says
Ben. “The space dictated the shape and how big it could be.”
Initially it was just going to be a round building, but Elsie
insisted that in order to be a mushroom house, it had to
have a stalk. “I had some four metre lengths of oak ready
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Above: Ben sourced the Mushroom House’s quirky windows from salvage fairs. He found the stained glass window at a car boot sale
to use,” Ben explains. “I used four big oak sleepers to make
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cedar too. The roof and walls are clad in cedar tiles.”
The Mushroom House couldn’t be built all in one go,
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They got a bit carried away with some of the ideas, so the
original £500 didn’t go very far. The building extends out
over a small river and so Ben has installed a window in
the floor, so that you can look down into the water.
It is Elsie’s continued inspiration and interest that not
only got the project off the ground, but launched into the
stratosphere. “We were watching George Clarke’s Amazing
Spaces one day,” says Ben. “Elsie said; ‘Dad, do you think
we could get the Mushroom House on? We had to send
designs and plans – not that I had any!” He laughs, “So
we sent pictures. They said, ‘we love it! It’s perfect for
Shed of the Year’. And then the pressure was really on.”
“In the end they gave us some more time,” Ben says, “and
we were the last to be photographed, which helped.” Last,
but patently not the least. Since winning, the mushroom
shed has had lots of media attention. “It’s been all over
the place, national newspapers, BBC Radio 2, even on the
ITV news. Who knows where it will lead… Last year’s
winner now makes sheds for other people and has brought
out a book. You just don’t know what will happen from
this.” Ben is hoping that winning the title will help to
launch a business making bespoke garden buildings. “It
would be great,” he says, “I’ve really enjoyed making the
Mushroom House and I’d love to do some other projects.”
Although not trained in design, Ben’s creative flair must
have something to do with the fact his great uncle was Thomas
Cooper Gotch, an English Pre-Raphaelite painter and book
illustrator. Elsie and her older brother Sebastian are also good
at art. “I’ve definitely inherited the ‘quirky junk shop finds’
side of things from my mother. I love going round junk
yards, looking on Ebay, finding things.” The vintage inspired,
quirky look is not just confined to Ben’s award-winning
shed, however. It turns out that the interior of their house
in the pretty village of Chiddingfold is just as unique.
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Above: When the family moved in, they added a new kitchen
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The family have lived in the house for over 10 years, but as
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The interior of the house was not ideal either. “It
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took up the carpets and sanded the floorboards,” says
Ben, adding, “now we need to do them again!”
The walls throughout the house are painted in pale grey
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save for a single rustic oak shelf packed full of teddies and toys.
This shelf may well have sparked the idea for the shed. “She
wanted a woodland creature theme for her bedroom,” says
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“I love quirky bits and bobs; I go for
colours, I like old toys, as much for the
colours as for the objects in themselves.”
Ben, “and I guess the Mushroom House is an extension of that.”
“When it was time to redo the front room, my wife Sammy
was a bit fed up with all my clutter in the dining room, so we
went for a calmer look in here.” The furniture is mid-century
modern. “I still wanted the industrial theme, so the streamlined
look of the fifties and sixties worked well, as it has a vintage edge
too,” says Ben, who clearly has an artist’s, as well as a collector’s
eye. “What’s so great is that they’ve always been moaning
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This page: Although not trained in design, Ben’s creative flair must have something to do with the fact his great uncle was Thomas Cooper
Gotch, an English Pre-Raphaelite painter and book illustrator. Elsie and her older brother Sebastian are also good at art.“I’ve definitely
inherited the ‘quirky junk shop finds’ side of things from my mother. I love going round junk yards, looking on Ebay, finding things,” he says
at me and wanting normal rooms, but when the film
crews came in, they loved it, so no one complains about
my stuff anymore, it’s all come good.” He laughs.
There’s an old French chateau shutter on the living room
wall, displayed like a piece of art and hanging above an
illuminated coiffeur unit from a French hairdresser’s, picked
up in Lille at the Braderie France, a massive flea market.
“It’s great. They hold it each year and it takes up the whole
of the town. They close all the roads. It’s a big thing.”
There are more vintage finds in the kitchen. An enormous
chandelier twinkles above the dining table, which has been
cleverly made from scaffolding poles and boards. “The light
was Sammy’s idea. I wanted three pendant lights, but she put
her foot down.” The green industrial looking cupboard is
from Hastings, it came from a factory and smelled horribly
of oil for a while. Ingeniously, Ben has used reclaimed
floorboards on the wall: “It was almost like putting a decking
frame against the wall, into which I cut shelves and alcoves,
hiding speakers and an industrial lamp in the wall,” he says,
adding, “I love quirky bits and bobs; I go for colours, I
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In the dining room Ben has used reclaimed floorboards on the wall: “It was
almost like putting a decking frame against the wall, into which I cut shelves
and alcoves, hiding speakers and an industrial lamp in the wall.”
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This page: When Ben and Sammy moved in, they removed the
carpets and sanded the floorboards
like old toys, as much for the colours as for the objects in
themselves.” On one wall is a vintage chocolate dispensing
machine. “We bought that – together with a soap and towel
machine – at a pop up antique shop in a Turkish night
club. It was great, we went a few times, and then one day
it had all vanished.” This all sounds rather Harry Potter.
The Mushroom House itself sits in a corner at the bottom
of the garden, slightly overhanging a little stream. “Initially
there was just a little door downstairs, but we realised
that no adult would want to come in this way, so I put in
another entrance straight into the upstairs section,” says Ben.
“I’ve had the little gothic door for ages that came from an
Arthur Swallows fair at Loseley Park and I guess it’s inspired
part of the Mushroom House. It fits the theme well.”
In the ‘stalk’ of the mushroom there’s an ingenious
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Above: The master bedroom is a peaceful haven of white
storage bench and table and a small staircase leading up into
the ‘cap’. “The steps have drawers in but the deadline for
finishing was so tight that I decided to make a climbing wall
instead and so there’s just one step at the bottom with a drawer
containing a special treat store.” The big wooden pole in the
centre of the house was put in as an afterthought. “I put it in
when I started building the roof,” says Ben. “It gives support
to the roof, but also gives it the treehouse feel, as if the trunk
of a tree is growing up through the middle of the house.”
The magical, quirky windows are from salvage fairs and the
stained glass panel came from a car boot sale. Ben remembers:
“The windows were cheap, but in order to comply with
health and safety, we had to put toughened glass panels
over them, so they ended up being very expensive.” The
toughened glass window on the floor is an inspired idea:
it’s two inches thick, so you can stand on it, or lie on the
floor and look down to the river below. There’s a matching
roof window too, for staring up at the stars above.
Ben has made a little wooden kitchen area from
larch cladding, the perfect place for preparing toast and
hot chocolate. “The larch keeps its bark on and looks
more magical like that. I just sanded and oiled it,” he
says. It is these little things – the attention to detail, the
finishing touches and themed accessories that helped the
Mushroom House win the title ‘Shed of the Year’.
Just as we’re finishing our chat, Elsie comes in and talks
enthusiastically about the wonderful house. “Me and my
friends designed the Mushroom House in year five,” she says,
“but I didn’t think it would come this far. When we went on
the stage and they announced it and then we won, I was
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Elsie’s bedroom is pure white and is calm and tidy, save for a single rustic oak
shelf packed full of teddies and toys. This shelf may well have sparked the idea
for the shed. “She wanted a woodland creature theme for her bedroom,”
says Ben, “and I guess the Mushroom House is an extension of that.”
so happy.” She continues, “My friends love it,
my brother loves it. It’s calm and cosy to sleep
in but you can only have 2 or 3 people inside.
It is sometimes too hot or too cold and there
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Spiders aside (or even inside), it is clear that the
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Craving a dramatic change from the stresses of London life, David Page
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Hastings Old Town. And they couldn’t be happier that they did...
Words: Jo Arnell Photographs: David Merewether Styling: Helen Barton
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Previous pages: The landing and kitchen
This page: The living room was the first
room David and David decorated. The
laths on the wall opposite the window
are exposed, all the insides and plaster
removed. This pared back, skeleton
wall works beautifully, opening up the
whole space, the effect enhanced by the
stained glass window in the door
Popular music from the 1940s is
playing, there are Moomin plates,
knitted cacti, fragrant candles,
Majolica cabbage bowls. I have landed in
shop heaven, gazing around at a colourful
cavalcade of things I really want to buy. We
are in Hastings Old Town and this is Shop
House Hastings. Excuse me while I just
buy these cards and then we’ll get started.
It could be the lure of the sea, the
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Above: The impressive fireplace in the sitting room was an Ebay find, the surround wallpapered instead of tiled using paper from
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Georgian architecture, the wonderful mix of eclectic shops
and the unique character of the Old Town, the smell of fish
and chips, or even the siren cry of the seagulls (maybe not
the seagulls) that draws many of us to Hastings. As David
Page says when we sit down in the kitchen behind Shop
House Hastings, “it’s such a contrast from London – like a
different planet; the sea, the countryside; you have the best
of everything here, a quality of life.” Like many who dream
of escape from the rat race David and his partner, David
Baker, were living in London, but not always enjoying
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Houseplants are found in every room
of the house, including the shop. David
loves plants. “When we moved we had
to have a separate removal van just
for the plants,” he says, smiling.
it. “We weren’t able to appreciate it,” he says. “I was always
too tired, busy working – and doing the daily commute.”
At first the couple tried using Hastings as a weekend
retreat, but it got harder and harder to go back. “We
bought a house in Ashburnham Road – we would come
down every weekend and go back on Monday. At first it
was Monday morning, but it got later and later. Then we
would take Tuesday off…” David smiles. Despite wanting
to move away from London, making the break was not
that easy. David moved down first to look for work. “I was
on holiday really though, at least that was what it felt like.
Then I saw this.” He gestures around him and says that
for months they must have walked past the shop, “It was
an invisible building, and then suddenly it was there.”
The property had been on the market for a while,
but David explains that he didn’t think it was easy for
people to see through the emptiness of the shop – and
the fact that the whole of the interior was painted black.
“It was like something from Harry Potter,” he laughs,
“more of an anti-show home.” The building was not
without charm though, with high ceilings, exposed
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Above: Exposed brickwork cocoons the staircase which rises just behind the shop, going up through the centre of the building. It
provides a great backdrop for David and David’s paintings and photographs
brickwork and period features, including some wooden
shutters in the bay window of the upstairs sitting room.
“The shutters reminded me of Holland, when I went as
a child,” says David. “I made an offer there and then.”
The couple were suddenly on a tight schedule. “We
bought the house on December 10th and the shop had
to be opened in April,” David remembers. Undaunted,
they didn’t waste time, painting over the black walls as
they moved in. “We used Valspar paint from B&Q, as it
covers so well and hid the black.” David had a clear idea
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Above: The bedroom has a decidedly forest feel with wood
panelled fireplace and mossy green walls – the perfect backdrop
for more of the couple’s collection of houseplants
of what was needed, which was lucky, as four months is
an incredibly short turnaround time in which to launch
a shop. It was also the dead of winter and the house had
no central heating. “At one point when we had a leak
in the ceiling and it was in the minuses I thought ‘what
have we done?’” he says. “So I just put more and more
clothes on – people thought that I’d really lost weight
when the spring came and the weather warmed up.” He
grins. While the Davids were busy painting on the inside,
the scaffolding went up on the outside and the whole
building was painted blue. It makes a strong statement.
“When you stand at the top of the hill and look down,
it’s easy to spot the shop.” David laughs. “It’s about
branding. I learned that at The Conran Shop.” (He was
floor manager there before the move.) “You only get one
chance to get it right, you’ve got to have a strong look.”
Although most of the black was eradicated from the
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“Two weeks in, while we were painting, I fell down the
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David had a clear idea of what was
needed, which was lucky, as four months
is an incredibly short turnaround time
in which to launch a shop. It was also
the dead of winter and the house had no
central heating. “At one point when we
had a leak in the ceiling and it was in
the minuses I thought ‘what have we
done?’” he says. “So I just put more and
more clothes on – people thought that I’d
really lost weight when the spring came
and the weather warmed up.” He grins
“No, we were on such a tight deadline, I had to get up
and carry on painting, covered in bruises.” The staircase
has become a striking feature in itself, rising just behind
the shop, going up through the centre of the building.
It provides a great backdrop for all their paintings and
photographs, many of their two cats, the handsome
Cyril and more delicate Vera. “Vera sometimes sits in the
window of the shop, but Cyril isn’t allowed, as he’s too
clumsy and knocks things over.” There are other intriguing
mementos and some very effective light boxes made from
magic lantern slides, bought from Robert’s Rummage
shop across the road for £1 each. “I will always have lots
of pictures on the walls,” says David. “Photo albums
are static and not often looked at. When we go up or
downstairs, it’s like opening a diary. You remember where
you were and what you were doing when the picture was
taken or the piece was bought, or who gave it to you.”
The living room was the first room they decorated. The
impressive fireplace was an Ebay find, the surround has
been cleverly wallpapered instead of tiled using paper by
Vintage Bird, the gorgeous fabric and wallpaper shop next
door to Shop House Hastings. This room feels particularly
open and bright, benefitting from the light pouring in
through the big bay window with the wooden shutters. In
a brave move, the laths on the wall opposite the window
are exposed, all the insides and plaster removed. This
pared back, skeleton wall works beautifully, opening
up the whole space, the effect enhanced by the stained
glass window in the door. Almost knocking out the wall
adds another dimension to both the living room and the
staircase and makes the house feel bigger and lighter. The
light and airy rooms appear to be enjoyed by the couple’s
many houseplants too, as they are found in every room
of the house, including the shop. David loves plants.
“When we moved we had to have a separate removal
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This page: Decorative apothecary bottles line the shelves
surrounding the bathroom mirror
van just for the plants,” he says, smiling. “I need greenery
and we don’t really have a garden, so I have brought
it inside. A lot of the plants are from Mao Bramall at
Shimizu, the florist’s further along the high street.
David is an artist by training and began his career
making paper and metal sculptures. “That was how I
first started at The Conran Shop,” he explains. “I got a
commission to make 150 paper and wire sculptures for
their window.” He has also worked in a French home
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His experience at the jewellers taught him more about
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feel – “as if you are going through someone’s house,”
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had to make them. First we cut each one in half and
then we painted them all by hand – it took ages.” Part
of the same ethos is to keep moving the stock and
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This page: Strategically placed mirrors illuminate the potentially light-starved staircase that leads down to the stockroom in
the basement
regularly refreshing the theme. The window display is
changed once a month and the Christmas window is
becoming an eagerly anticipated treat. David clearly
enjoys this creative aspect of the job. “The Christmas
display has been planned for months,” he says with glee.
“We have all heard that retail is detail, but it is also
about a sense of style and having a clear vision of the
business and its direction. It’s not about commodities,”
he says. I suspect he’s aware of the irony; the house
and shop are packed full of commodities. But it’s not
just stuff; everything in the house has memory and
meaning and David is also careful about what he buys
for the shop. “We sell things we would buy as gifts for
friends or family.” And that never stands still. “I had
particular friends in mind to buy for – and now I have
new friends, so the shop has evolved. New things came
– toys for children, things that last – nothing to do
with fashion or trends,” he says, adding, “some people
really surprise me, some spend a lot of money and you
don’t think they will. People buy from the shelves –
and they form emotional attachment to things,” says
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from the shop mingle happily with their other
possessions. The atmospheric music comes drifting
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1. Christmas Scandi Stag Apron, £19.50, Gillian Kyle gilliankyle.com
2. Vintage Bake Ceramic Rolling Pin, £19.50, M&S
marksandspencer.com 3. A Range of Essential and Organic Christmas
Wine Cases, from £60 including local delivery, Borough Wines Beers
and Books, America Ground, Hastings 4. DIY Gingerbread House
Kit, £35, Biscuiteers biscuiteers.com 5. Afternoon Tea for Two, from
£19 per person, Frasers frasers-events.co.uk 6. Boozy Christmas Mini,
£2.50, Goupie goupie.co.uk 7. Nutella with Free Personalisation, £5,
Debenhams debenhams.com 8. Bag of 6 Sloe Dreamers, £3.50, Sloe
Seduction sloeseduction.co.uk 9. Smeg SMF01 Stand Mixer in Cream,
£349.99, Very very.co.uk 10. White Fusion Series 8 Inch Chef’s Knife,
£89.97, Orient Knives orientknives.com 11. Pinot Noir, £19, Hush Heath
hushheath.com 12. Castle Shed Raging Bull DIPA, £3, Cattle Shed Brew
Co cattleshedbrew.co 13. Silent Pool Gin, £36, Silent Pool
silentpooldistillers.com 14. Greensand Ridge London Dry Gin, £35.50,
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1. STAR PENDENT
2. STAR EARRINGS
3. TWIST BANGLE
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4. WISHBONE NECKLACE
Gifts for...
5. MATILDA NECKLACE
Her
Pop a little sparkly something
Pop a little sparkly something
under the Christmas tree
7. BRA
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7. BRACELET
8. DOROTHEA EARRINGS
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9. CARTIER BANGLE
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12. ZODIAC NECKLACE
10. BOW NECLACE
PPHIRE
R GOLD
SMITH
13. PEACH SAPPHIRE GOLDSMITH
11. CHARM RING
15. AGATE NECKLACE
1. Star Pendant, £1195, Shersby Jewellers shersbys.co.uk 2. Star Earrings, £7.50, Postcards
Home postcardshome.co.uk 3. One-off Silver Handmade Twist Bangle, £380, Eaton &
Jones, eatonandjones.co.uk 4. Wishbone Necklace, £130, Amulette amulette.co.uk 5. Matilda
Necklace, £33, Tilley & Grace, tilleyandgrace.co.uk 6. V Jewellery Daphne Earrings,
£130, Fenwick Tunbridge Wells fenwick.co.uk 7. Gold Butterfly Cuff, £65, Bill Skinner
billskinnerstudio.com 8. Dorothea Earrings, £32, Oliver Bonas, oliverbonas.com 9. Yellow
Gold Cartier Love Bangle, £4400, JF Daughters, jfdaughters.co.uk 10. ‘You’re the greatest
gift’ Sterling Silver Bow Necklace, £25.50, Mantra, mantrajewellery.co.uk 11. Bees Charm
16. INITAL RING
Ring, £255, Amulette, amulette.co.uk 12. Personalised Posh Totty Designs Small Zodiac
Necklace, £29.99, Getting Personal, gettingpersonal.co.uk 13. 18ct Rose Gold Peach Sapphire
and Diamond Halo Ring , £2600, Dominic Walmsley, dominicwalmsley.com 14. Ted Baker
Women’s Bracelet Strap Watch, £145, John Lewis johnlewis.com 15. Serpentine 18ct Rose
Gold Vermeil & Blue Lace Agate Gemstone Necklace, £170, Links of London
linksoflondon.com 16. Initial ‘a’ Ring in Gold, £39, Astrid & Miyu astridandmiyu.com
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1. GILET
Gifts for...
4. TANYA TEDDY
5. DOTTY PJ SET
Her
6. APOLLINE
Cosy up with tactile knits and little luxuries
7. CHRISTMAS JUMPER
9. HELEN MIDI SKIRT
8. WINNIE WAFFLE ROBE
10. JOSEPHINE
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Check shortie set, £28,
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Furniture, glassware, tableware, lighting,
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1. SEASALT FLORAL FEET
Gifts for...
3. WRISTEES
Her
Stocking fillers, accessories and lovely
Stocking fillers, accessories and lovely
little somethings to make her smile
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6. ROSE GOLD TILE MATE
2. ANTOINE AND LILI
4. LIMERICK BOOTS
5. DKNY PURSE
7. WONDERBOOM
8. ENGLAND JET CHAIN BAG
9. BAILEY
11. BUCKET BAG
10. FOXY SOCK SET
13. LILYROSE SCARF
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fenwick.co.uk 2. Ceska Hat, £45, Antoine & Lili antoineetlili.com
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Dubarry dubarryboots.com 5. DKNY Purse, £85, Bond Street to Your
Street, Cranbrook 6. Exclusive Rose Gold Tile Mate, £29.95, John
Lewis johnlewis.com 7. UE Wonderboom By Ultimate Ears Bluetooth
Waterproof Portable Speaker, £89.99, John Lewis johnlewis.com
8. Helen Moore England Jet Chain Bag, £68, Fenwick Tunbridge
Wells fenwick.co.uk 9. Bailey Double Frill Block Heel In Coral
Faux Suede, £29.99, Ego ego.co.uk 10. Totes Foxy Mug and Sock
Set, £12, Barsleys barsleys.co.uk 11. Uptown Beauty Small Red
Bucket Bag, £155, Folli Follie follifollie.co.uk 12. Powder Faux
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4. CUFFLINKS
2. GRANT CHRONOGRAPH WATCH
6. PERCY LEATHER WASHBAG
5. CUFFLINKS
Gifts for...
8. BODY DUO & BOXER SHORTS
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Grown up gifts for the man in your life
7. MACH 3
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11. LEATHER BELT
10. ONYX STRUCK BRACELET
9. WELLGROOMED WIZARD
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4. Born & Bred Cufflinks with Ordnance Survey Map, £39, Born &
Bred bornandbredjewellery.co.uk 5. Gaventa Cufflinks, £19.95, Fenwick
Tunbridge Wells fenwick.co.uk 6. Percy Leather Washbag, £39.95, White Stuff whitestuff.com
7. Antique Handled Mach 3 Razors, £36 each, London International Silver Co
notjustsilver.com 8. Men’s Body Duo and Boxer Shorts, £16, Fat Face, fatface.com
9. Beard Grooming Gift Set, £39.95, Wellgroomed Wizard wellgroomedwizard.com
10. Onyx Struck Bracelet, £30, Not on the High Street notonthehighstreet.com
11. Bridle Leather Belt, £55, Taylor Kent taylorkent.co.uk 12. Gold Signet Ring, £1999 inc. VAT,
Rodney J Rigby rodneyjrigby.com 13. Ted Baker Watch Case, £26.21, Hurn & Hurn hurnandhurn.com
12. RING
13. TED BAKER WATCH CASE
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3. TEXTURED KNIT TOP
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1. RJR JOHN ROCHA GLOVES
2. SOCKS
4. CHECK SHIRT
5. CANVAS BAG
Gifts for...
6. CHRISTMAS JUMPER
Him
Useful gifts to keep your favorite
gentlemen merry all year round
7. DANISH
9. DRESSING GOWN
8. ETON
1. RJR John Rocha Gloves, £50, Debenhams debenhams.com 2. Christmas
Giftbox of 3 Pairs of Bamboo Socks, £25, Swole Panda swolepanda.com
3. Forest Green Textured Knit Top, £30, Burton Menswear burton.co.uk
4. Red Tartan Shirt, £32, Topman topman.com 5. Fitzroy Grip Large Cotton
Canvas with Leather Trim, £120, Billy Ruffian billyruffianshoes.co.uk
6. Christmas Jumper, £30, Topman topman.com 7. Danish boots, £69.99, Office
office.co.uk 8. Eton boots, £34.99, Office office.co.uk 9. Bown of London Luxury
Cotton Dressing Gown, from £75, County Clothes countyclothesmenswear.co.uk
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Holkhom Leather Tablet Bag, £175, Henry Tibbs henrytibbs.com 12. Barbour
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1. KINDLE OASIS
2. WHISKY STONES
Gifts for...
3. GAME OF
THRONES
MONOPOLY
9. SHIP DECANTER
4. COFFEE GATOR
5. SPECIAL MEAD
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8. BEER GIFT PACK
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11.
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£11.99, Lakeland lakeland.co.uk 3. Game of Thrones Monopoly, £30, Debenhams debenhams.com
4. Coffee Gator French Press with Vacuum Insulated Sides, £107.97, Amazon amazon.co.uk 5. Biddenden
Special Mead, £9.20, Biddenden Vineyards biddendenvineyards.com 6. Quiet Comfort 35 Wireless
Headphones II in Silver, £329.95, Bose bose.co.uk 7. Marbled Resin X-Pen Ballpoint, £46.25, Silverpen
silverpen.co.uk 8. Six bottle Gift Pack, £15.50, Old Dairy olddairybrewery.com 9. Ships Decanter, £48.95,
Annabel James annabeljames.co.uk 10. The Beer Hamper, £25, Hotel Chocolat hotelchocolat.com
11. Beoplay E8 In-ear Wireless Headphones in Black with Case, £259, B&O PLAY, beoplay.com
12. SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker II in Polar White, £129.95, Bose, bose. co.uk
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£23, JoJo Maman Bébé jojomamanbebe.co.uk 6. Beauty and the Beast Mug, £12, Debenhams debenhams.com 7. Maverick Thunderlane in Red, £45, Rume
rume.co.uk 8. Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablet with Yellow Kid-Proof Case, £129.99, Amazon amazon.co.uk 9. Karina Koola, £9, Fenwick Tunbridge Wells
fenwick.co.uk 10. Movi, £40, Fenwick Tunbridge Wells fenwick.co.uk 11. Kit & Willy’s Guide to Art by Zebedee Helm, £11.99, Graffito Books graffitobooks.com
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maccosmetics.co.uk 5. Urban Decay Naked Heat, £39, Debenhams debenhams.com 6. Benefit ‘How to look the best at everything’
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Christmas at Denbies
Christmas Late Night Shopping
and Craft Fair
Monday 27 November 5- 8pm /
Monday 11 December 5- 8pm
Original gifts, music, carolling, free mulled wine and
mince pies. Free admission and car parking
Santa’s Cellar Grotto
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Outdoor train ride followed by a visit to see
Father Christmas in his Cellar Grotto
£ 8.00 per child which includes a gift from Santa, train ride,
Santa`s sticker book and Christmas crafts in Santa`s cellar
£ 2.50 per adult which includes the train ride
and mince pie in the cellar
Denbies Santa 5k Fun Run
Sunday 10 December
Visit www.denbies.co.uk for details
cuckoo corner
Cuckoo Corner is as a special temple of beautiful gifts and uniquely
individual touches that you can make to your home. You’ll find a dazzling
range of handcrafted jewellery pieces, winter accessories and childrens
gifts with a wide selection of cards and wraps to accompany them. For the
home, there are exquisite pieces of statement furniture as well as many
lovely clocks, mirrors and twinkling lanterns for the garden.
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T. 01306 876616 www.denbies.co.uk
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Beauty
Beautiful
Gifts
Jo Fairley selects the best Christmas
presents for cosmetics lovers
I’m one of the only women in Britain who can’t really
give beauty gifts. The assumption of the recipient
is that because I’m a beauty editor, lucky enough
to be on the receiving end of truckloads of product
every year, most gifts-of-gorgeousness must have been
freebies and are therefore high on the Scrooge-o-Meter.
The bottom line with any beauty gift for me, though, is
quite simply: would I be happy to receive this myself…?
And these most certainly tick that box, big-time.
So: let’s start with some can’t-fail-to-please stocking
fillers/Secret Santa gifts/teacher pressies…
Incredibly good value is the Kneipp Herbal Bath
Collection, £5.95 (at lookfantastic.com): a kit of three of
this fabled therapeutic brand’s bath oils, in Balancing
Lavender, Back Comfort Devil’s Claw and Cold Season
Eucalyptus. Beauty Kitchen Love Me Little Princess Kisses
Bath Bombs, £12 (Holland & Barrett), are naturally
scented with cinnamon and patchouli; from a ‘kitchen
table’ beauty brand, these are skin-friendly, slightly
more sophisticated alternatives to the knock-you-outat-100-paces
bath bombs that every teenager seems
to swoon over. And fill the stocking toe with this:
Aromatherapy Associates Precious De-Stress Time, £9
(aromatherapyassociates.com) is a 9ml of their wonderful
De-Stress Muscle Bath & Shower Oil – same shape as a
satsuma, even more fragrant and w-a-y more soothing.
(It can also be dangled from a tree as a decoration.)
And now for the grander gestures
– in ascending order of price.
Kaffe Fassett On Point Cosmetic Bag, £18. I’ve one
of these brightly coloured, tapestry-inspired makeup
bags and it’s become my favourite-ever – as
capacious as Mary Poppins’s handbag. It’s just one
of countless fab Christmas offerings from brilliant
British bath and body/fragrance brand Heathcote
& Ivory; I seriously suggest an on-line mooch
through their offering at heathcote-ivory.com.
Burt’s Bees Naturally Red Lips Gift Set, £19.99. Proving
that natural beauty and glamour can go together like
Santa and his sleigh, a three-piece kit from Burt’s Bees
that includes a Tinted Lip Balm, Lip Shimmer and
award-winning Lip Crayon for a ‘statement’ red lip
that’s good enough to eat (were you so inclined).
REN Energising Festive Sea(son), £22 (worth £25).
I hate wasteful Christmas packaging – those scent
‘coffrets’, for example, which are basically destroyed
when you take out the plastic display liner. But REN’s
beautifully illustrated gift boxes this year will most
definitely have a second life – perfect for stashing
jewellery or desk accessories. This kit contains their fab
new Atlantic Kelp & Magnesium Anti-Fatigue Body
Wash and Exfoliating Body Scrub, together with the
Energising Lotion – great pick-me-ups for tired bodies.
Benefit I Left My Heart in San Francisco, £24.50
(worth £57.22), exclusive to Boots. No Christmas
gift guide is ever complete without something from
Benefit, who never fail to thrill with their witty
packaging (this year inspired by the Summer of Love
in San Francisco, where Benefit has its roots) – and,
most importantly, the contents. Benefit’s fun-funfun
product names belie the fact that they offer some
of the best face ‘fix-its’ out there, and this contains
some of my favourites: The POREfessional, Hoola,
Roller Lash, Gimme Brow and Browvo! Primer.
Perfume Society VIP Subscription, £25 p.a. You’ll be able
to buy this in person at Wealden Times Midwinter Fair,
where The Perfume Society – which I co-founded three
years ago – has a stand. Along with a VIP Subscriber
card and a joining box that brings the different fragrance
families alive through samples and accompanying
‘smelling notes’, the recipient will enjoy event invites
and access to our award-winning online magazines: six
issues a year, ensuring that any perfume-lover’s finger
is firmly on the pulse-point of all things fragrant.
Rituals Travel Set Skincare Men, £29.50. Not been
inside a Rituals store lately? Truly you don’t know
what you’re missing – there are some world-class
home fragrances, all the packaging’s been stylishly
zhooshed, and their Christmas gift sets are fab. Most
of the gift boxes (which are colourful and unbranded)
can be reused – with the exception of this men’s set
(because men just don’t do that, do they…?). A great
skincare set for any guy, though, featuring the Samurai
range as a Magic Shave, Cleanse, Energize Face Balm
and Shave Repair. Sure beats socks and pants.
Annick Goutal Trio Candle Coffret, £39. There are
of course a million scented candles out there – and
lots of splendid seasonal limited editions – but I’m
very taken with this, showcasing three 70g votive
sizes of their celebrated Eau d’Hadrien, Ambre
and the deliciously wintry Jardin d’Hiver.
Charlotte Tilbury Magic Mini Brush Set, £49. Some
time ago I literally switched all my make-up brushes
for a set of Charlotte’s. Not for nothing are they known
as ‘Charlotte’s magic hands’ – because they’re such a
key element of this make-up dynamo’s ability to create
showstopping red carpet and backstage looks. (I could
never do a decent smoky eye until I got one of Charlotte’s
smudging brushes.) This chic wine-coloured faux
snakeskin clutch features defining, blending, contouring
and smudging brushes with usefully shorter handles.
NB This is the beauty gift I plan on giving myself.
YOU Beauty Advent Calendar, £60 + £3.95 p&p
(worth £230). OK, so I can personally attest to how well
this annual advent extravaganza goes down – because I
most certainly do give these every year, to my very, very
‘besties’ (and at this price they’re under no illusion that I
get them as freebies!). The advantage, for me: by handing
these out before the end of November in time for advent,
I’ve done-and-dusted several names on the Christmas
list. This year’s calendar seems even more stonkingly
rammed with product than usual – and would my nearest
and dearest look away now, lest it spoil the surprise
of upcoming daily offerings from REN, ESPA, Ciaté,
bareMinerals, Moroccanoil – and so on, for 24 windows.
Aromatherapy Associates Time to Sleep, £68
(aromatherapy associates.com). I make absolutely
no apologies for featuring two AA products in this
guide – they’ve long been a go-to brand for me, both
personally and when gift-shopping. This features a
full size 55ml Deep Relax Bath & Shower Oil – one
capful’s like knockout drops at the end of the day –
along with a Relax Body Oil and a stress-soothing,
sleep-beckoning rollerball. Again, the box – with its
starry London skyline – is a keeper. Slightly more
affordably – though I’d say, what price a good night’s
sleep? – delight any zzz-challenged friend with This
Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray Supersize, £35 for
250ml (three times the size of their regular, clinically
proven Deep Sleep spray). It’s a limited edition so just
don’t snooze when it comes to shopping for this.
Jean-Paul Gaultier Snowglobes, £80.50 for Classique
Eau de Toilette, £64.50 for Le Male 125ml. Just the
cutest! Iconic fragrances presented inside clear domes –
and when you turn them upside-down, the torso bottles
appear through the snowflakes. True collectables.
Jo Fairley is co-author of The Beauty Bible series of
books – and for more beauty and fragrance updates
from her, visit beautybible.com and perfumesociety.org.
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Nurture in November
Surrey Homes chats beauty regimes with stylist and singer Helen Barton
Do you have a beauty
regime? To call it a regime
would be stretching it
a little. I like to keep it
simple, but there are a
few things I swear by. If
I’ve worn make up then
I use a Neal’s Yard eye
make-up remover and
a Weleda perfume-free
facial cleanser. I wash my
face with cold water and
use a small amount of
coconut oil morning and
night. Health starts from
within, and looking after
my internal wellbeing is
an absolute priority. Yoga
and meditation practice
happens daily, I drink
Petal Power
We tried the aromatic Petal
Face Cream from Stephanie
Slade’s botanical range.
Made from plant extracts
and oils, including rose
otto and geranium, it helps
to nurture and re-balance
sebum production and create
even skin tone. Other key
ingredients include avocado
oil, high in vitamin D, and
lots of water, supplement
neem and turmeric for
gut health and consume a
diet of around 70% raw
fruits and vegetables.
Do you have a particular
product you couldn’t live
without? I use coconut
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and for oil pulling (using
it like a mouth wash). It’s
a bit soapy to begin with,
but works a treat and is
a lot better for you than
the harsh chemicals used
in normal mouth wash. I
don’t go anywhere without
a lip balm, especially in
winter. Although I don’t
wear a lot of make-up, I
love a red lippy and always
have one on me if I need
to look a little smarter.
What’s your ultimate
pampering treat? I’m not
hugely interested in beauty
treatments but I had an
Ayurvedic massage in India
last year which totally blew
my mind. It was one of the
most surreal experiences I’ve
ever had, and the massage
was relatively brutal. They
finished the treatment
by pouring hot oil over
the beauty industry’s latest
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my head and giving me a
scalp massage which was
heaven. I felt incredible
afterwards and slept better
the following week than
I have my entire life! So,
one of those every now and
again would be lovely.
Who’s your style icon? I
adored Amy Winehouse as
a teenager, and, although
I don’t wear gold hoops
and thick eyeliner any
more, her influence is still
present when I’m singing
and performing. The same
goes for singers like Ella
Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday
as their presence on stage is
so inspirational. Regarding
dress and style, I think Iris
Apfel is amazing. She wears
what she wants and always
looks fabulous.
Helen is a stylist and
seamstress. She sings in a
swing band (Big Swifty)
and a close harmony girl
band (The Ninety-Nines)
singing funk, jazz and
bluegrass. Find the bands
on Facebook and Instagram
for bookings and contact
helen@helenbarton.co.uk for
styling and fashion work.
stephanieslade.co.uk. See
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Times Midwinter Fair on
16,17,18 November at The
Hop Farm, Paddock Wood.
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This popular fruit is more
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It doesn’t stop there, the
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For 6 servings: add 4
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In a food processor whiz
together the chocolate
mixture with the ripe
flesh of 2 avocados until
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Food
Pick mix &
When Philip Dennhardt decided to start
making handmade pizzas in the woodburning
oven at Ballymaloe Cookery School in County
Cork, Saturday Pizzas was born. Since then this
once-a-week event has become so popular that
diners have queued out the door just to get
their hands on one of Dennhardt’s creations.
Here, he shares three delectable recipes that
are bound to appeal to every appetite.
Recipes: Philip Dennhardt & Kristin Jensen
Photographs: Mowie Kay
Styling: Emily Kidd, Maud Eden & Jo Harris
Pancetta with Tuscan kale, Parmesan and chilli oil
Makes enough for 2 x 25 cm (10 in) pizzas
One of the best things about working from the Ballymaloe
Cookery School is being able to source fresh produce from
our own 100-acre organic farm. It’s an incredible luxury to be
able to choose ingredients from whatever is ripe and ready to
be harvested. Tuscan kale is one of the vegetables that thrives
almost all year round in the glasshouses. Also called cavolo nero,
do snap some up when you see it. Regular curly kale works on
this pizza too, but needs a bit longer in the oven to wilt down.
2 balls of pizza dough
(recipe on page 147)
160ml (⅔ cup) tomato
sauce (recipe on page 147)
a few stalks of Tuscan kale
or curly kale
2tbsp olive oil
250g (2 cups) grated
mozzarella
100g (3½ oz) pancetta,
either thinly sliced or cut
into lardons
2-4 tbsp finely grated
Parmesan
2-4 tbsp chilli oil
fine sea salt and freshly
ground black pepper
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Food
1. Preheat the oven to 250°C/480°F/gas
mark 9 or as high as it will go. Place a
pizza stone or an upside-down baking
tray in the oven to heat up too. Get all
your ingredients and equipment ready,
including taking the dough out of the
fridge 1 hour before you’re ready to cook.
2. Cut the kale away from the tough ribs,
then chop the tender leaves into bitesized
pieces or slice them into even-sized
shreds. Place the kale in a bowl, drizzle
with half of the oil and season with salt
and pepper. Toss to combine using your
hands, until the kale is coated with the
oil. This adds extra flavour and also
helps protect the kale from the heat
of the oven so that it doesn’t burn.
3. Stretch the pizza dough by hand or
roll it out. Sprinkle a pinch of salt
evenly over the dough, then brush
a little olive oil onto the rim with a
pastry brush to help it turn golden.
4. Using a ladle or big spoon, pour the
tomato sauce in the centre of the dough.
Spread it over the pizza in concentric
circles with the back of the ladle or
spoon, leaving a 2.5cm (1 in) border
clear around the edges for the crust.
You only want a thin layer of sauce.
5. Place a handful of the grated mozzarella
in a mound in the middle of the dough.
Use your palm to spread it out evenly
across the pizza, leaving the edges clear
for the crust. Scatter the pancetta on
top of the cheese, aiming to get a good
balance of ingredients across the pizza.
6. Check that there is no liquid on the peel or
board or your pizza won’t slide off. Shake
the board gently to see if the pizza will
move. If it doesn’t, lift up the pizza with a
dough cutter or spatula and sprinkle a little
flour on the board until it does move easily.
7. Slide the pizza off the peel or board onto
the pizza stone or upside-down baking
tray in the hot oven. After 4-5 minutes,
take it out and scatter the kale evenly
across the top. Return the pizza to the
oven for about 3-5 minutes more, until
the kale has just started to wilt (curly
kale needs to cook a little longer than
Tuscan kale). You want the bottom and
the crust to be cooked through and
golden and the cheese should be melted.
8. Remove from the oven again, transfer
to a wire cooling rack, then sprinkle
over the grated Parmesan and drizzle
with chilli oil. Allow to stand for 1
minute before cutting into slices.
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Food
Figs with goat’s cheese, rocket and honey
Makes enough for 2 x 25 cm (10 in) pizzas
Don’t miss your chance to make this classy pizza when figs
are in season. Because there is no sauce, use the best fruit,
cheese and honey you can find.
2 balls of pizza dough
(recipe on page 147)
2 handfuls of rocket
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 fresh figs, each
sliced into eighths
80g (⅓ cup) soft
goat’s cheese
runny honey,
for drizzling
fine sea salt
1. Preheat the oven to 250°C/480°F/gas mark 9
or as high as it will go. Place a pizza stone or
an upside-down baking tray in the oven to heat
up too. Get all your ingredients and equipment
ready, including taking the dough out of the
fridge 1 hour before you’re ready to cook.
2. Place the rocket in a bowl. Drizzle with a little olive
oil and season with a pinch of salt (there’s no need for
pepper). Toss to coat all the leaves with the oil. This
adds extra flavour and also helps protect the rocket
from the heat of the oven so that it doesn’t burn.
3. Place the figs in a separate bowl and drizzle
with a little olive oil. Toss gently to make
sure all the figs are lightly coated with oil,
handling carefully so they don’t break up.
4. Stretch the pizza dough by hand or roll it
out. Sprinkle a pinch of salt evenly over
the dough, then brush all over with a really
nice olive oil to help it turn golden.
5. Scatter the figs on top of the dough, then dot
small knobs (about ½ teaspoon each) of the
goat’s cheese between the figs, aiming to get a
good balance of ingredients across the pizza.
6. Check that there is no liquid on the peel or board or
your pizza won’t slide off it. Shake the board gently
to see if the pizza will move. If it doesn’t, lift up the
pizza with a dough cutter or spatula and sprinkle a
little flour on the board until it does move easily.
7. Slide the pizza off the peel or board onto the pizza
stone or upside-down baking tray in the hot oven.
Cook for 7-10 minutes, but start checking after
5 minutes – you want the dough to be cooked
through and golden. The figs should be soft and
will have started to release their juices and the
goat’s cheese may be slightly charred in places.
8. Take the pizza out of the oven. Drizzle with
honey and scatter the rocket evenly across the
top. Return the pizza to the oven for only 30
seconds to 1 minute more, until the rocket has
just started to wilt. Alternatively, skip this step
and add the honey and rocket when the pizza is
done – the rocket will still wilt slightly from the
residual heat of the pizza. Remove from the oven
again and transfer to a wire cooling rack. Allow to
stand for 1 minute before cutting into slices.
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Food
Classic pizza dough
Makes enough for 2 x 25cm (10 in) pizzas
I like to use half ‘00’ flour and half strong white flour, but
you can use all of one or the other. Be warned, though, that
if you use all ‘00’ flour you will probably need to add a little
extra, as otherwise it will be a very wet dough that might be
hard to work with. I always make this dough at least 24 hours
in advance of using it.
200ml (¾ cup + 4 tsp
cold water
300g (2 cups) ‘00’ flour
or strong white flour, plus
extra for dusting
½ x 7g (¼ oz) sachet of
fast action dried yeast
1tsp fine sea salt
1. Pour the water into the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with
a dough hook, then add the flour on top of the water and
add the yeast and salt in separate piles. Mix for 10 minutes
on a medium–low speed. For the first few minutes it will
look shaggy and you might be worried that it won’t come
together, but leave it be and by the end of the 10 minutes
the dough should be smooth, springy and slightly sticky.
Check the dough after a couple of minutes, though, to see
how it’s coming along. If it’s really dry and isn’t coming
together, add another tablespoon of water. If it looks really
wet, add another tablespoon of flour. Alternatively, if you
don’t have a mixer, you can knead the dough by hand.
2. Sprinkle your work surface with a little flour and tip
the dough out onto it. Knead it by hand a few times to
bring it together into a smooth, round ball that holds
its shape well and springs back when you poke it. If it
doesn’t pass those tests, knead it for 1-2 minutes more.
3. Using a dough cutter or a sharp knife, cut the dough in
half. Pressing it firmly into the work surface, roll each piece
into a smooth round, like a tennis ball. Put the dough
balls on two side plates or a baking tray dusted with flour.
Cover tightly with clingfilm/plastic wrap or soak a clean
tea towel in cold running water from the tap and wring it
out really well, then cover the dough with the damp cloth.
Place the covered plates or tray in the fridge for at least 6
hours, but ideally overnight or even up to 48 hours to let it
have a long fermentation and a slow rise. The longer you let
the dough sit in the fridge, the more flavour it will have.
4. Take the dough out of the fridge 1 hour before you want to
cook the pizzas, making sure you keep it covered with the
clingfilm/ plastic wrap or damp cloth so it doesn’t dry out.
When you’re ready to shape the dough, dust a pizza peel
or a thin wooden chopping board generously with flour.
You can either stretch the dough by hand or use a rolling
pin. If you’re using a rolling pin, dust that with flour too.
5. Take the rested dough ball off the plate or tray using a
dough cutter or a bowl scraper, making sure the dough ball
stays round at this point. Place the dough ball onto the
floured peel or board and dust some flour on top of the
dough too. Press down the middle of the dough with your
fingers, but don’t press the edge of the dough ball, as that
will be the crust later. It should already look like a little pizza.
6. The dough is now ready to be stretched
by hand or rolled out.
Tomato sauce
Makes 800ml (3⅓ cups)
This sauce is so versatile. Not only can you use it
for pizzas, but it works well as a simple pasta sauce
too and it can be frozen for up to six months.
1tbsp olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
1 celery stick, finely chopped
½ carrot, finely chopped
1tsp fine sea salt
freshly ground black pepper
1 garlic clove, finely
chopped
2 x 400g (14oz) cans of
good-quality whole plum
tomatoes
1tsp sugar (optional)
1. Heat the olive oil in a saucepan set over a medium–
low heat. Add the onion, celery and carrot and season
with the salt and some freshly ground black pepper
to taste. Cover the pan and sweat the vegetables
for 8-10 minutes, until soft but not coloured.
2. Add the garlic and cook, uncovered, for just 1 minute, until
fragrant. Add the tomatoes and simmer for 3 minutes on a low
heat. Good-quality canned tomatoes don’t need to be cooked for
very long, plus the longer you cook the sauce, the more water
evaporates and the thicker it becomes, which isn’t the consistency
that you want – pizza sauce should be thin but not watery.
3. Whizz the sauce with a hand-held blender until smooth,
or you could leave it a little chunkier if that’s what you
prefer. Taste and check for seasoning – add a teaspoon of
sugar if the tomatoes are too bitter or acidic. The sauce
is now ready to be used right away, or it will keep in the
fridge in an airtight container for up to a week or it can be
frozen. This recipe makes enough sauce for five pizzas.
These recipes have been adapted from Saturday
Pizzas from the Ballymaloe Cookery School by Philip
Dennhardt and Kristin Jensen, published by
Ryland Peters & Small (£16.99). Photography by
Mowie Kay © Ryland Peters & Small
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Festive Sidekicks
Looking for something a little different to spice up your Christmas Day repertoire?
SH asks chefs for their favourite dish from their own restaurants’ Christmas
menus and to give their side dish recommendations to try at home
The George Inn,
Robertsbridge, East Sussex
This year, Stuart our Head Chef is celebrating his
10th year of employment with us here at The George.
His favourite dish is The George Christmas Parcel.
It has all your favourite tastes of Christmas dinner
including roasted turkey, homemade pork and apricot
stuffing, local chipolatas wrapped in smoked bacon
and cranberry sauce, (but not a sprout in sight!)
all wrapped up in puff pastry and shaped into a
Christmas present parcel. This is served with a lovely
homemade roasting gravy and fresh vegetables.
Our unusual side dish is Bubble & Squeak Rosti
This serves 4 / makes 8 rostis
450g potatoes (choose approx. 3 even sized potatoes)
75g spring greens or green cabbage
50g grated mature local Cheddar (use a
good mature one with a strong flavour)
1tbsp plain flour
25g butter
1 dessertspoon olive oil
salt and pepper
1. Scrub the potatoes and simmer gently. Drain
once cooked and keep to one side to cool.
2. Shred the greens and drop into boiling water for
2 minutes just to soften. Drain and pat dry.
3. When the potatoes are cooled, peel and
grate. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Add grated cheese, greens and toss together
lightly (you don’t want to break up the potato
strands too much so do this gently).
5. Shape the mixture into rounds approx. 3
inches (7.5cm) wide and 1cm thick. Press
firmly and form into little cakes. Dust with
flour and they will keep in the fridge.
6. Preheat the oven to 220°C/425°F. To cook, place the
rostis on a baking sheet, brush with melted butter
and oil. Place on the top shelf of the oven for 15
minutes then turn over for a further 10 mins.
7. These are delicious served with cold meats,
chutneys and a Christmas cheese board.
The Goudhurst Inn, Goudhurst,
Kent & The Tickled Trout,
West Farleigh, Kent
Executive Chef for Hush Heath Estate, Fabio Vinciguerra’s,
favourite dish on our Christmas menu at The Goudhurst Inn
and The Tickled Trout is Beef Wellington because this makes
such an impressive centrepiece for a special festive celebration.
The crisp pastry has a shiny golden brown crust, and as you
slice the filling reveals layers of the finest ingredients. We are
talking prosciutto, mushroom duxelles and beef fillet cooked
medium-rare and coated with just enough mustard. This
dish oozes with meaty juices, and it is packed with flavour.
For our unusual side dish we’ve chosen Celeriac Purée and
Bordelaise Sauce (to accompany the Beef Wellington)
Serves 6
1 celeriac, peeled and cut into small cubes
200ml vegetable stock
200ml cream
30g butter
zest of ½ orange
salt
black pepper
For the Bordelaise sauce:
50g butter
3 shallots, diced
2 sprigs of thyme
200ml red wine
1. Place the cream, vegetable stock and celeriac in a
large saucepan over a medium heat. Bring to the boil,
then lower the heat and simmer for 20 minutes.
2. Blend, stir in the butter and orange
zest and season to taste.
3. Meanwhile, prepare the Bordelaise sauce. Place the
butter, shallots and thyme into a saucepan with a
pinch of salt. Cook and stir until caramelised.
4. Add red wine and simmer until the
pan juices are thick and syrupy.
Take a look at The Goudhurst Inn
and Tickled Trout’s Festive menus online at
thegoudhurstinn.com / thetickledtrout.com
Browse The George’s Christmas menu
at thegeorgerobertsbridge.co.uk
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own hedge
Jo Arnell explains how to ensure you
have pick of the crop at home...
The hedgerows are packed with deliciousness right now.
There are elderberries for sauces and wine, rosehips for
syrups and cordials, wild plums, apples, cobnuts and
sloes. A veritable forager’s feast awaits at the edges of fields and
roadways and it can be great fun heading out to harvest free
food, giving added purpose to autumn walks and satisfying
our inner hunter-gatherer. If you would like all the joys of a
hedgerow harvest without the muddy trek out into the fields, or
a hedge with added purpose, why not grow one of your own?
Vertical allotments
When is a hedge not a hedge? When it’s a vertical
allotment! If you haven’t got room for a fruit or vegetable
garden, growing upwards, rather than outwards could
be the solution. Choose the right plants – apples, pears,
plums and blackberries and you could even grow a linear
orchard. Most of these are trees, but they can be pruned to
become more of a hedge and will stay fairly neat and well
behaved – as long as you keep them regularly pruned.
Go nuts
Hazels and filberts (collectively known as cobnuts) can be
grown as part of a mixed hedge, or on their own as more
of a nuttery. An additional benefit to the nuts are the nice
straight stems that grow when hazel is coppiced. These provide
sturdy plant supports, wigwams or bean poles in the vegetable
garden. Hazel within a mixed native hedge will also help to
support local wildlife (unfortunately this does include hungry
squirrels), as nuts are packed full of nutritious fat and protein,
ripening in the autumn just before creatures such as dormice
go into hibernation. Cobnuts provide a valuable source of
high energy food to help them get through the winter.
Sloe, sloe, quick-quick sloe
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(sloes are the fruit), or hawthorn – commonly called
quickthorn – will rapidly establish and knit together into
a thorny barrier. Both hawberries and sloes are edible. It
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be stuffed with sawdust and need much straining through
muslin), but sloes slip easily into gin… (see recipe below).
Sloe gin
Pick enough sloes to half fill a clean Kilner jar, about
1lb. Prick all over or put in the freezer overnight. Put
in jar with 4oz granulated sugar. Fill jar with gin
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Gather ye rosehips
The rose blossom and hips we see in country hedges are
usually those of Rosa canina, the dog rose, a climbing species
that scrambles its way through our hedgerows. It has dainty
single blooms in white or pale pink and scarlet hips follow
on the arching stems and persist well into the winter. Rosa
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on its own, or as part of a mixed hedge. It is vigorous and
needs a firm hand – prune hard in February and remove
any suckers that pop up over the growing season. This rose
is available with flowers of white or pink, but it really comes
into its own in the autumn, when the huge hips, like cherry
tomatoes, are set off by the buttery yellow autumn foliage.
Rose hips are packed full of vitamin C and make a lovely
cordial or sauce for puddings and ice-cream, but need a fair
amount of macerating and straining (they’re not quite as
bad as the itchy hawberries) due to the quantity of pips.
Rosehip syrup
Crush 2lbs rosehips and put into 3 pints
boiling water. Bring back to boil, remove from
heat and let stand for 10 mins. Strain through
jellybag and when it ceases to drip, return to
pan with another 1½ pints boiling water. Reboil
and allow to stand as before, strain. Mix
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boiling until juice measures 1½ pints. Add 1lb
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Woodlands and hedgerows are a vital resource for wildlife –
especially as the open fields themselves are just for cultivating
crops, grown as monocultures and not really nature friendly.
The diversity within the hedgerow supports a wide variety of
wildlife, both the living things growing within it and the habitat
that exists at the base among old leaves and dead wood. A
hedgerow provides a natural corridor for the wildlife to travel
along, providing cover and a connection between different
areas. As hedgerows continue to decline though intensive
farming practices, our gardens are becoming places of refuge
and shelter for many wild creatures. Providing them with the
food that they naturally prefer to eat can help to sustain them.
Planting
This is the perfect time of the year for planting a deciduous
hedge. It is much cheaper to buy bare-rooted plants, or
whips and they will establish roots over the winter and
get going quickly during the following spring. Prepare the
ground well, removing weeds and grass. If the plants are
bare-rooted, a sprinkling of mycorrhizae will help to feed
and encourage good initial growth. Apply it directly onto
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the recommended rate for the species and then mulch with
an organic manure or spent mushroom compost – this will
help to conserve moisture and prevent weed germination.
Pruning
Regular pruning will keep your hedge tidy, but a productive
hedge does also need to be left to set blossom and fruit, so
remember not to prune off too many flowers, or you will be
cutting off future harvests. An edible hedge will never be quite as
smart as a tightly clipped evergreen such as box or yew, but with
the right management it will look both respectable and inviting.
Winter is the best time to prune a deciduous hedge, either with a
sharp pair of shears, or an electric hedge trimmer. Hedges should
not be pruned during the nesting season (March-August).
Cooking your hedge
Making jams and jellies
The important thing to remember when making jam is the
pectin content of the fruit. Pectin is what makes the jam
set. Fruits that are high in pectin include apples, crabapples,
quince, blackberries, hawthorn berries, plums. The addition
of an acid, such as lemon juice will help to draw out more
pectin (citrus pith also contains pectin). Setting point is
reached when the jam is at the correct temperature – and
kept there for 4-20 minutes (some are quicker than others).
The set can be tested for by dropping a small amount onto
a cooled saucer – if it wrinkles when pushed with a spoon
the jam is set. The best flavours are from jams that have not
been cooked too long. When you are making hedgerow jam,
just match the amount of fruit – in whatever combination
you like, or can find – with sugar in a ratio of 2:1 (i.e. 2 kilos
of fruit to one of sugar), adding a little water if necessary.
Elderberry ice cream
500g elderberries (destalked)
sugar to taste
juice of ½ a lemon
½ pint double cream
2 egg whites
Put the berries into a saucepan with a little water,
a sprinkling of sugar and the juice of half a lemon.
Simmer for about 45 minutes, or until the berries
have gone very soft. Leave to cool, and then push
the berries through a sieve. Whip half a pint of
double cream until it stands in peaks, and in a
separate bowl whisk two egg whites until stiff
enough to tip the bowl upside down. Mix the
cream, eggwhites and elderberry syrup together.
Pour into a suitable freezer container and freeze.
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Susan Elkin stresses the importance of teaching children the history behind many of our seasonal celebrations
Credit: FreeImages.com/Picaland * ‘November’ published in Lupercal, 1960. Ted Hughes was Poet Laureate from 1984-2008.
Ted Hughes, often a bit lugubrious, called
November* “the month of the drowned dog”
which seems a bit hard for the season of bonfires,
traditions and looking forward to Christmas.
I do think, though, that many schools miss a topical trick
or two in November. Halloween on 31 October dominates
the start of the month and many schools are full of American
style carved pumpkins, cut out spiders and cheerful
witchery. It’s become commercially huge in recent years.
I think we should also teach children that Halloween means
the eve of All Hallows’ Day which is another name for All
Saints’ Day. It’s known as the Day of the Dead throughout
continental Europe and taken very seriously with cemetery
visits to remember deceased relations and so on. In Italy, France
and some other countries All Saints’ Day is a public holiday.
Yes it’s fine to have fun with blackened teeth
and spooky Halloween hats but let’s also make
children aware of the origins of it all.
And what about Guy Fawkes? Yes there will be firework
parties on 5 November but do we actually talk seriously
to children about what probably remains the greatest
foiled terrorist plot in our history? The effect of the
1605 Gunpowder Plot stretches right into the present
day – and until the mid 19th century it was compulsory
for communities to celebrate the thwarting of it.
What an opportunity to get children to think about
the tensions between protestant Britain (yes we’d sort of
been united with Scotland for four years by 1605) and
the Catholics who wanted something quite different.
Parallels with some of what is happening today?
There are also lessons about justice in the Gunpowder
Plot story. Guy Fawkes, who has gone down in history
as the villain was the original ‘fall guy’. He wasn’t the
planner or leader. He was brutally tortured, though.
And while we’re on the subject of topical things to
do in November do we do enough to make children
aware of what we’re actually remembering on 11
November? Every child should read War Horse at the
very least. And some of the devastating poetry – shades
of Hughes’s drowned dog, perhaps, except that the
casualties in the mud, millions of them, were human.
History – taught properly – is about a great deal
more than covering set ‘topics’ and ticking boxes. Let’s
encourage children to think and question.
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