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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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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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FABLES FROM THE FARM 

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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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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 

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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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The Mushroom House couldn’t be built all in one go, so had to be completed 

in stages, when time and resources allowed. Ben remembers: “Elsie would come 

home from school each time with a smile on her face asking to help.” 

 


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 

the frame and keep it steady and strong, then I constructed 

an oak frame for the top floor with treated softwood and 

cedar too. The roof and walls are clad in cedar tiles.” 

The Mushroom House couldn’t be built all in one go, 

so had to be completed in stages, when time and resources 

allowed. Ben remembers: “Elsie would come home from 

school each time with a smile on her face asking to help.” 

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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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 


“I love quirky bits and bobs; I go for 

colours, I like old toys, as much for the 

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Ben, “and I guess the Mushroom House is an extension of that.” 

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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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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 

 


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 

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over them, so they ended up being very expensive.” The 

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Home to Shop 

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... 

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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 


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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Although most of the black was eradicated from the interior, the staircase has remained 

dark, in contrast to the rest of the house, although it is not at all gloomy 

 


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 

interior, the staircase has remained dark, in contrast to 

the rest of the house, although it is not at all gloomy. 

“Two weeks in, while we were painting, I fell down the 

stairs,” David says cheerfully. Did he go to hospital? 


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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 

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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. 

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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 

fragrance company based in Provence, and at Cox & 

Power the jeweller’s. “I’m obsessed with fragrance – I 

had to do spot tests all the time when I was there, 

guessing the elements of a scent.” David now sells a 

brand of candles that appear to satisfy the obsession. 

“They are soya based, with such amazing fragrance.” 

His experience at the jewellers taught him more about 

the detail. Shop House Hastings had to have a homely 

feel – “as if you are going through someone’s house,” 

David explains. “The detail gives you that too. I wanted 

all the shelves to have scalloped edges to them – so we 

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 

 


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 

David (I can hear those Moomin plates calling me). 

As we sit in the colourful cosy kitchen behind the shop, 

painted a cheerful primrose yellow, (“all kitchens should 

be yellow,” declares David), I admire the collection of 

blue and white china and the way that items originally 

from the shop mingle happily with their other 

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16. INITAL RING 

Ring, £255, Amulette, amulette.co.uk 12. Personalised Posh Totty Designs Small Zodiac 

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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 

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14. TED BAKER WATCH

Maureen’s Story 

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Concept Facelift & Neck Lift 

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2. CASHARA 

See us at the 

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Fair 


3. CHECK SHORTIE SET 

1. GILET 


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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6. Apolline by Empreinte, £131, Lovell & Vie lovellandvie.co.uk 7. Christmas Jumper, £29.50, M&S marksandspencer.com 

11. B CHEMISE 

8. Winnie waffle robe, £45, Boux Avenue bouxavenue.com 9. Helen Midi Skirt by Mara Hoffman, £188.91, Revole revole.com 

10. Josephine by Rosa Faia, £85, Figleaves figleaves.com 11. B by Ted Baker Chemise, £30, Debenhams debenhams.com 


Furniture, glassware, tableware, lighting, 

decorative antiques which are all carefully 

chosen and changing on a regular basis. 

Beautiful products for the home at this 

independent Surrey design store in Godalming. 

Telephone 01737 226569 

69 High Street, Reigate, Surrey RH2 9AE 

Our online store is now open 

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The Little Shed 

Home Store & Interiors 

Open Tuesday–Saturday 10am–5pm 

01483 808113 www.littleshedhome.co.uk 

99-103 Rear of High Street, Godalming, Surrey GU7 1AQ 

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Beautiful Living since 1974 

Family business, opposite 

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Powder 

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1. SEASALT FLORAL FEET 


3. WRISTEES 

Her 

Stocking fillers, accessories and lovely 

Stocking fillers, accessories and lovely 

little somethings to make her smile 

See us at the 

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Fair 

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 

3. Wristees, £15, Bakou bakou.co.uk 4. Limerick Boots, £379, 

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Street, Cranbrook 6. Exclusive Rose Gold Tile Mate, £29.95, John 

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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 

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Bucket Bag, £155, Folli Follie follifollie.co.uk 12. Powder Faux 

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12. POWDER FAUX SUEDE GLOVES

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3. TREE & SEED SET 


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2. GRANT CHRONOGRAPH WATCH 

6. PERCY LEATHER WASHBAG 

5. CUFFLINKS 


8. BODY DUO & BOXER SHORTS 

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Fair 

Him 

Grown up gifts for the man in your life 

7. MACH 3 

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Fair 

11. LEATHER BELT 

10. ONYX STRUCK BRACELET 

9. WELLGROOMED WIZARD 

1. Men’s Hammond & Co. by Patrick Grant Chronograph Watch, £130, 

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4. Born & Bred Cufflinks with Ordnance Survey Map, £39, Born & 

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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, 

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12. RING 

13. TED BAKER WATCH CASE


3. TEXTURED KNIT TOP 

See us at the 

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1. RJR JOHN ROCHA GLOVES 

2. SOCKS 

4. CHECK SHIRT 

5. CANVAS BAG 


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 

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4. Red Tartan Shirt, £32, Topman topman.com 5. Fitzroy Grip Large Cotton 

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10. Barbour Monty Slipper, £54.95, Barbour barbour.com 11. Simon Carter 

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10. THE BEER HAMPER 


1. KINDLE OASIS 

2. WHISKY STONES 


3. GAME OF 

THRONES 

MONOPOLY 

9. SHIP DECANTER 

4. COFFEE GATOR 

5. SPECIAL MEAD 

Him 

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pick of boys’ toys and treats 

6. HEADPHONES 

7. BALLPOINT PEN 

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Fair 

8. BEER GIFT PACK 

E 

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HEA 

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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 

13. Club Wembley Membership, from £999 inc. VAT, Club Wembley, ClubWembley.com 

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Discount varies according to stylist level 

Complimentary consultations 

STARTS 09TH OCTOBER 2017 

& skin test prior to service


NO 

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9. KARINA KOOLA 

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1. MINI DRONE 


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3. DRAW ON ME BALANCE BIKE 

6. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST MUG 

8. FIRE HD 8 

7. MAVERICK THUNDERLANE 

12. TREE HOUSE 

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10. MOVI 

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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 

12. Bespoke design & build Tree Houses, Play Houses and Elevated Platforms, from £9,500 + VAT, Cheeky Monkey Tree Houses cheekymonkeytreehouses.com

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1. BEAUTY FROM THE INSIDE OUT 


Beauty 

ADDICTS 

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most cravable cosmetic goodies 

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6. HOW TO LOOK THE BEST AT EVERYTHING 

3. TINTED BALM 

7. FACIAL CLEANSING BRUSH 

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5. URBAN DECAY NAKED HEAT 

9.SKINADE 

8. MARC JACOBS DAISY 

10. GUCCI BAMBOO 

13. HANDWASH & HANDCREAM 

14. POUCH 

11. STONEDUST BRUSH 

12. CANDLE 

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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’ 

Complexion Kit, £35, Debenhams debenhams.com 7. Foreo Luna 2 Facial Cleansing Brush for Sensitive Skin, £170, Very very.co.uk 

8. Marc Jacobs Daisy EDT 100ml 10th Anniversary Edition, £78, Debenhams debenhams.com 9. Skinade Collagen Stimulating 

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Christmas Late Night Shopping 

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Original gifts, music, carolling, free mulled wine and 

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1. GIN TROLLEY 

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Midwinter 

Fair 


3. RHINO TRAY 

2. DOGSBODY ELEVEN 

4. MIRROR 

5. GLASS SNOWFLAKES 

6. CHEEKY MONKEY BOOKENDS 

7. SERVING BOWL 

8. HAPPY HOLIDAYS CUSHION 

9. COW CUSHION 


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11. TARTAN THROW 

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Jo Downs jodowns.com 6. Cheeky Monkey Bookends, £34, Audenza audenza.com 7. Emma 

Bridgewater Splatter Blue Serving Bowl, £49.95, Fenwick Tunbridge Wells fenwick.co.uk 

8. Happy Holidays Cushion, £40, Pignut, pignut.co.uk 9. Pignut Patchwork Red Cow 

Cushion, £39.95, Denbies denbies.co.uk 10. Gold Glitter Reindeer, £9.99, Ashton House Living 

ashtonhouseliving.co.uk 11. Tartan Tweedmill Throw, £49.99, Dobbies dobbies.com 12. Carved 

Wooden Moon Gazing Hare, £29.99, Perfect Plants perfectplants.co.uk 13. Bespoke, Hand-sewn 

Lampshade, from £70 plus fabric, Lampshade Lady thelampshadelady.co.uk 

12. MOON GAZING HARE 

13. LAMPSHADE 


INSPIRED LIVING


1. WOODLAND DIFFUSER 


2. LAMP 

Homes 

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whole household can enjoy 

3. DECORATED CERAMIC 

4. KAELO FREESTANDING WALNUT 

5. STAR STAG 

6. SIDEBOARD 

7. CUSHIONS 

8.WOODEN STAR 

HOLDER 

CANDLE 10. 

9. TUMBLERS 

11. PROSECCO BOX 

12. OLIVE BRANCH GLASS DOME 

14. CHRISTMAS CARDS 

13. VASES 

15. CANDLESTICK 

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2. Provence Element Table Lamp in Grey/Aged Brass, £135, Elstead Lighting 

elsteadlighting.com 3. Decorated Ceramic Jewellery Holder, £39.50, Miscellanea of 

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5. LED Star Stag Diorama in Grey, £33.60, Dar Lighting darlighting.co.uk 

6. Mid-century GPlan Upcycled Sideboard with Industrial Hairpin Legs in Prism, 

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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 

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Nurture in November 

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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 

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Slade’s botanical range. 

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and oils, including rose 

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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 

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oil for my face, body, hair 

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 

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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 

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Post cleansing, the cream left 

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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 

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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 

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looks fabulous. 

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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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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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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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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, 

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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 

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thegoudhurstinn.com / thetickledtrout.com 

Browse The George’s Christmas menu 

at thegeorgerobertsbridge.co.uk 

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The hedgerows are packed with deliciousness right now. 

There are elderberries for sauces and wine, rosehips for 

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Vertical allotments 

When is a hedge not a hedge? When it’s a vertical 

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Hazels and filberts (collectively known as cobnuts) can be 

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Woodlands and hedgerows are a vital resource for wildlife – 

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Regular pruning will keep your hedge tidy, but a productive 

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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 

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Put the berries into a saucepan with a little water, 

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Remember, remember 

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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23rd November - 24th December 2017 

HAVE A MAGICAL 

CHRISTMAS 

Enjoy a fantastic festive family day out with a visit to meet 

Father Christmas in his magical haybarn workshop! 

Voted top 6 in the UK by The Guardian! 

Just £8.50 per child 

in addition to farm entry cost 

PLUS: 

Heated indoor play, newborn 

lambs, Christmas trail & 

Christmas Craft Corner! 

Advance tickets available online. 

Visit www.bockettsfarm.co.uk. 

Book early to avoid disappointment! 

Situated in Leatherhead, Surrey. 

5 minutes from J9 M25. 

www.bockettsfarm.co.uk 

AWARD 

WINNING! 

SH 

Christmas Contemporary 

www.craftinfocus.com 

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“Beautiful 

event in beautiful 

surroundings – 

I loved it!” 

J Legg, 

Petersfield 

22 - 26 November 

9am – 6pm Wednesday to Saturday 

9am – 4.30pm Sunday Around 200 exhibitors 

This year the event is being 

held within the Garden 

among festive illuminations in 

floored and heated marquees 

Normal Garden 

admission charges 

apply • Free Craft 

Fair and Garden 

entry for RHS Members & Family Guest 

Last entry 1 hr before closing 


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What’s On In November 

ART 

Fri 3 – Sun 5 Nov 

Landmark Arts Centre, 

Teddington, TW11 9NN 

SURREY SCULPTURE 

SOCIETY ARTS 

The Surrey Sculpture Society 

will stage their third annual 

arts event with both 3D and 

2D works and demonstrations 

planned for the weekend where 

visitors can see sculptures being 

created and meet the artists. 

Info: surreysculpture.org.uk 

Mon 13 – Sun 26 Nov 

The Gallery, Denbies Wine 

Estate, London Road, Dorking 

RH5 6AA 

NORTHERN WEALD 

ART GROUP AUTUMN 

EXHIBITION 

The North Weald Art Group, 

a society of amateur and 

professional artists which aims 

to foster the art of painting 

and drawing, holds its annual 

exhibition at Denbies’ Gallery. 

Info: northwealdartgroup.org.uk 

BONFIRE NIGHT 

Sat 4 Nov 6.15pm – 8pm 

Farnham Park, Farnham 

GU9 0AU 

FARNHAM FIREWORKS & 

TORCHLIT PROCESSION 

Farnham celebrates bonfire night 

with a torchlit procession, led 

by a Scottish pipe band, bonfire, 

firework display choreographed 

to music, a full bar from 

the Hogs Back Brewery and 

entertainment from Eagle Radio 

and guest band, The Toledos. 

Info: 01252 712667 / 

farnham.gov.uk 

CHILDREN & FAMILIES 

Sun 19 Nov 10am – 4pm 

Brooklands Museum, 

Brooklands Road, Weybridge 

KT13 0QN 

MILITARY VEHICLES DAY 

Brooklands’ annual Military 

Vehicles Day means over eighty 

vehicles spanning the decades, 

spectacular displays in the 

Paddock and around the site and 

the chance to see some tackle 

the Test Hill and the 

off-road circuit. 

Info: brooklandsmuseum.com 

CHRISTMAS 

Thurs 9 and Thurs 23 Nov 

7pm-10pm 

Courtyard Kiln, Farnham 

Maltings, Bridge Square, 

Farnham GU9 7QR 

WILLOW CHRISTMAS 

DECORATIONS 

Local basket maker, Judith 

Needham, leads this workshop 

on how to use natural willow 

to make rustic, Shaker-style 

Christmas decorations including 

trees, stars, simple wreaths and 

even tiny reindeer! There will 

also be additional workshops on 

making willow angels decorated 

with fairy lights on Saturday 11, 

Thursday 16 and Thursday 30 

November. 

For ages 14+ All materials and 

tools provided. 

Entry: £25 

Info: farnhammaltings.com 

Sat 25 & Sun 26 Nov 

Priory Farm, Sandy Lane, 

South Nutfield, Redhill 

RH1 4EJ 

CHRISTMAS FOOD 

FESTIVAL 

Priory Farm’s Christmas food 

festival is a great chance to get 

a few gifts, place orders for 

free-range local turkeys, and 

meet a host of exhibitors who 

are eager to share their unique 

products as each will be offering 

complimentary tastings. 

Info: prioryfarm.co.uk 

Tues 28 Nov – Fri 1 Dec 

Painshill, Portsmouth Road, 

Cobham KT11 1JE 

A TASTE OF CHRISTMAS 

Enjoy moonlit walks in 

Painshill’s winter wonderland 

with mulled wine, Christmas 

shopping and festive music. Plus 

on Wednesday 29 November 

there will be a Christmas wreath 

making workshop. 

Entry: Adults £12, Children £8, 

Members Free 

Info: painshill.co.uk 

FAIRS & FESTIVALS 

Mon 6 & Tues 7 Nov 

G Live, London Road, 

Guildford GU1 2AA 

SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS 

FESTIVAL 

With over a thousand 

participating schools in 136 

theatres across the UK, the 

Shakespeare Schools Festival is 

the world’s largest youth drama 

festival. It is a unique series of 

Shakespeare productions staged 

by schools and run by the 

Shakespeare Schools Foundation 

to develop self esteem, 

articulacy, literacy and teamwork 

in children. 

Info: shakespeareschools.org / 

glive.co.uk 

Thurs 16 – Sat 18 Nov 

9am – 5pm 

Hop Farm, Maidstone 

Road, Paddock Wood, 

Tonbridge, Kent TN12 6PY 

WEALDEN TIMES 

MIDWINTER FAIR 

A collection of over 220 

delightful exhibitors gather this 

year for our Midwinter Fair. 

This tented winter wonderland 

offers a warm welcome into 

our carefully crafted world of 

handmade treasures, artisan 

finds and unmissable gift 

opportunities and we can’t wait! 

Info & tickets: wealdentimes.co.uk 

Fri 24 – Sat 25 Nov 

Dorking Halls, Reigate 

Road, Dorking RH4 1SG 

DORKING BEER FEST 

Dorking Winter Beer Fest is 

back with a range of local and 

nationally-brewed beers and 

ciders, live music, and food that 

goes perfectly with a pint, or 

if you prefer there will also be 

bars serving wine and spirits. 

Info: 01306 881717 / 

dorkinghalls.co.uk 

REMEMBRANCE DAY 

Sun 12 Nov 3pm 

Epsom Playhouse, 42 Ashley 

Avenue, Epsom KT18 5AL 

REMEMBRANCE 

DAY CONCERT 

The Central Band of the Royal 

British Legion presents its ever 

popular Remembrance Day 

Concert at Epsom Playhouse. 

Info: 01372 742555 / 

epsomplayhouse.co.uk 

TOURS 

Saturdays & Tuesdays 

throughout November 

10.30am – 3.30pm 

Windsor Great Park 

ASCOT CARRIAGES 

See this beautiful royal park 

with its Ancient Woodlands, 

eighteenth-century lakes, and 

grand avenues from the comfort 

of a horse drawn carriage. Your 

guide will provide you with 

history and facts about the area 

and Champagne is available for 

special occasions. 

Info: 07811 543019 / 

ascotcarriages.co.uk 

Sat 11 Nov 2pm - 3pm 

Claremont Landscape Garden, 

Portsmouth Road, Esher 

KT10 9JG 

GUIDED WALK AROUND 

CLAREMONT 

Claremont’s last history walk of 

the year is a chance to explore 

the estate’s 300-year history. 

Entry: Free with normal 

admission charges 

Info: nationaltrust.org.uk 

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Come & shop from over 140 stalls 

for all your christmas gifts. 

Wed 28 Nov 1pm-9.30pm & Thurs 29 Nov 10am-8pm 

Enjoy a glass of Prosecco, buy one get one free from 6pm. 

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VILLAGE 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

Opening Times: 

Thur - Sat: 9:00 - 5:00 

Sun: 9:00 - 4:00 

Loseley House 

Christmas Fair 

16 - 19 November 

The Tithe Barn & Special Pavilions, 

Compton,GU3 1HS 

An opportunity to meet Britain’s most talented makers and purchase 

inspirational gifts and festive foods. Demonstrations by Abinger 

Cookery School. Supporting Shooting Star Chase. 

Charity No. 1042495 

TICKET HOTLINE 01428 684494 

At the Event: Adults £5.00 Seniors £4.50 

In Advance: Adults £4.00 Seniors £3.50 

(telephone & on-line orders are subject to a single 60p booking fee) 

Follow us on Twitter @RuralCrafts and Instagram @ruralcrafts 

Rural Crafts Association, Station Lane, Brook Road, Wormley, Surrey, GU8 5UA 01428 684494 

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Helen Allingham 

Opening 21 November 2017 

First woman artist elected to the Royal Watercolour Society - 1890 

Watts Gallery - Artists’ Village 

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Maximum size: 

300mm width 

Competition 

Minimum size: 

55mm width 

WIN BEER FOR A YEAR 

Shepherd Neame is Britain’s oldest brewer and can trace its origins back to the 

early 1500s. The independent family business produces Kentish ales of such 

renown that they are afforded Protected Geographical Indication 

from the EU, the same status enjoyed by Champagne producers. 

The brewery is in the heart of hop country, in the 

medieval market town of Faversham in Kent and is 

run by the fifth generation of the Neame family. 

Their beers are brewed using 95% Kentish hops combined 

with the finest malted barley and chalk filtered mineral 

water from an artesian well deep beneath the brewery. 

Shepherd Neame operates 327 urban, rural and coastal 

pubs and hotels across London and the South East. They 

brew more than 70 million pints annually and export 

to 35 countries. A Royal Warrant Holder to HRH 

Prince of Wales, Shepherd Neame provides more 

than 4,500 jobs in the UK. shepherdneame.co.uk 

HOW TO ENTER: For your 

chance to win beer for a year from 

Shepherd Neame, just answer 

the following question: Where is 

Shepherd Neame’s brewery? Enter 

your answer with your contact details* 

in the online form at surrey-homes. 

co.uk/competition or post to: The 

Shepherd Neame Competition, 

Surrey Homes, 21 Stone Street, 

Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3HF by 30 

November 2017. Prize comprises 

beer for a year which consists of 1 x 

bottle per day, (46 cases of 8 x 500ml 

Whitstable Bay Pale Ale or 16 cases 

of 24 x 330ml Cinque Lager). 

Non Transferable. No Refund will be 

given. There is no cash alternative and 

the prize must be taken before end of 

March 2018. *All entrants must be 

aged 18 or over and residents of the uk. 

All entrants’ details will be passed onto 

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Events. Please let us know if you do 

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Jane Howard’s 

Fables from the Farm 

Jane contemplates trying her hand at making her own acorn coffee 

What a year for acorns. I 

can’t remember there ever 

being such a bumper 

harvest and the residents at Coopers are 

collectively making the most of it. 

The pigs are in heaven. Unlike 

cows, sheep, horses and humans 

which can all die if they eat too many 

acorns, the Terminator-like digestive 

system of a pig can process industrial 

quantities with no ill effect. 

In fact for thousands of years, 

commoners would drive their domestic 

pigs into woodlands in the autumn and 

release them to fatten, a 

practice known as ‘pannage’, 

but how on earth did they 

ever get them back again? 

This was very common 

in the Weald, indeed the 

Domesday Book reports 

over 150,000 pigs arriving 

in the region each year. 

Although East Sussex 

remains the most densely 

wooded county in the UK, pannage is no 

longer carried out here, in fact it’s only 

really in the New Forest where it’s an 

important part of the rural economy. With 

the possible exception of Coopers Farm. 

For eleven months of the year we 

spend a great deal of our time and effort 

ensuring the pigs remain the right side of 

the fence, penned in to about 10 acres of 

woodland. When the fences are breached 

and we get break-out the consequences 

“commoners 

would drive their 

domestic pigs 

into woodlands 

in the autumn 

and release 

them to fatten” 

are pretty dire, especially if the ground is 

wet. It takes three or four pigs no more 

than a few hours to effectively rotovate 

a patch about the size of a tennis court. 

Great if you want to turn over a patch of 

brambles, not so great if it’s your precious 

permanent pasture that’s being ploughed. 

However at this time of year, with 

the acorns on the ground, we open the 

gate in the mornings and they spill out 

and proceed in single file round the field 

boundaries stopping under all the oak 

trees to hoover up the acorns. And after 

a couple of hours they are so full up they 

are easy to drive back into 

their enclosure to sleep off 

the excess for another day. 

In Spain and much of 

central Europe pannage 

pork is highly sought after 

– the fat is much yellower 

and the meat much darker 

with a stronger flavour 

than regular pork. And so 

it is with our pork. Having 

stuffed themselves throughout October the 

pork we produce in November is different, 

much stronger and utterly delicious. 

And talking of gastronomic delights, 

acorns have frequently been used as 

a coffee substitute, particularly when 

coffee was unavailable or rationed. The 

Confederates in the American Civil War 

and the Germans during World War II 

(when it was called Ersatz coffee), were 

both converts. So I thought I’d have 

a go and if you’re interested read on 

(if you’re ever shipwrecked on a desert 

island, and assuming it’s a temperate 

one, you might be quite glad you did). 

Fresh acorns are full of tannin which has 

to be got rid of. First, collect big ripe ones 

and shell them (which is easier if you freeze 

them first). Then soak in boiling water and 

once the water turns brown, pour it off 

and soak again in fresh hot boiling water. 

Keep doing this until the water is clear – a 

process known as leaching and incidentally 

the brown liquid is used for tanning leather. 

Once the acorns are leached, roast on 

a low heat to dry slowly and as they start 

to turn brown you can decide whether 

you want a light, medium or dark roast. 

Remove, cool, grind and enjoy! Well, try to! 

Follow Jane Howard – and the farm 

– on Instagram @coopersfarm 


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