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Contents 

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FINE DINING 

Maggie Alderson’s homes 

with dining rooms made 

for celebrating Christmas 

DECEMBER NOTEBOOK 

Fill your diary with handpicked 

events going on 

around the Weald 

COMFORT & JOY 

Kali Hamerton-Stove’s 

beautiful and contemporary 

oast conversion 

GET THE LOOK 

Emulate Kali’s fairtrade style 

HEY, GOOD COOKIN’ 

Prep in style with our rundown 

of the latest cookers 

WEALDEN TIMES 

MIDWINTER FAIR 

IN PICTURES 

Julie Simpson looks back at 

this November’s three-day 

shopping spectacular 

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THE HOUSE ON 

THE HILL 

A designer renovation in the 

heart of Hastings Old Town 

GET THE LOOK 

Take inspiration from Shaun 

and Paul’s bold use of colour 

PRECIOUS METALS 

Helen Barton edits sparkly 

festive jewels for every budget 

STOCKING FILLERS 

Rebecca Cuffe picks goodies 

for the whole family 

NIBBLES FOR NOËL 

Pep up your canapés with 

recipes by Nicci Gurr 

BACK TO OUR ROOTS 

Jo Arnell gives her recommendations 

for homegrown veg 

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FESTIVE MAGIC 

Susan Elkin shares her educational 

thoughts on the Christmas Story 

WHAT’S ON 

Find out... 

COMPETITION 

Win a shopping spree at 

The Glades in Bromley 

FABLES FROM THE FARM 

Jane Howard looks back at another 

fruitful year at Coopers Farm 

HEALTH & 

BEAUTY 

SUPPLEMENT 

24 pages of tips, 

tricks and advice 

for a beautiful 

New Year. After 

page 114. 

Health & Beauty 

A Wealden Surrey Homes Times Supplement 

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Kitchen 

• Bespoke designed kitchen 

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• Miele built in combination microwave 

• Miele two single ovens 

• Miele integrated coffee machine 

• Miele warming drawers 

• Stainless steel extractor hood 

• Wine cooler 

• American style fridge freezer 

• Quooker kettle tap 

• Stainless steel double sink and mixer 

tap 

• High quality appliances 

• Quartz composite stone worktop with 

upstands 

• Porcelanosa floor tiles – large format 

• Glass splashback 

Family Bathrooms and En-suites 

• Contemporary white sanitary ware 

• Modern chrome brassware and 

thermostatic showers 

• Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles 

• Fully tiled shower, half height to other 

walls 

• Heated towel rails 

• Carpet to bedrooms, family room, 

PART EXCHANGE study, stairs and landing 

• Wood burning stove to living room 

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Heating and Electrical 

• Underfloor heating throughout 

• Solar PV electric panels 

• Sealed / pressurised water cylinder 

• Gas central heating 

• LED recessed downlights to hallway, 

kitchens and bathrooms 

• Pendant lighting to living rooms and 

bedrooms 

• Dimmable lights to living rooms, 

family rooms, master and 2nd 

bedroom 

• Mains operated smoke detectors 

• Brushed chrome switches and sockets 

• BT Freeview and Satellite / Virgin 

Media (tbc) 

• Fitted burglar alarm system 

• Pre-wired for speakers to 

family rooms kitchens, dining, living 

rooms, master bedrooms, ensuite and 

dressing areas 

• Video entrance phone for electric 

gates 

Internal Fixtures and Fittings 

• Oak veneer doors 

• Modern skirting and architraves 

• Satin chrome door furniture 

• Cornice to all ground floor rooms 

• Fully fitted dressing room with 

hanging rails 

• Large format high polished tiles to 

hallway, living room, dining room, 

kitchen and utility room 

External Features 

• Oak veneer front door with full height 

glazed side lights 

• Timber heritage casement windows 

• Decorative porch and patio lights 

• Electronically operated garage doors 

• Electric gates 

• Cobble block paving to driveways 

• External tap to rear 

• Turfed front and rear gardens 

• Manor Stone paving slabs to 

pathways and patio 

• Large bi-fold doors to rear garden 

Additional Information 

Colour and product options are available 

to off-plan purchasers depending upon 

the stage of construction. 

Disclosure: These particulars are intended as 

a guide only and must not be relied upon as a 

statement of fact. They do not form the basis of 

a contract or any part thereof. The descriptions, 

distances and other information are believed to 

be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed. 

Any intending purchaser must therefore satisfy 

themselves by inspection or otherwise as to 

their correctness. We reserve the right to alter 

the specification without notice and substitute 

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We reserve the right to refuse Part Exchange. Prices and details correct at time of going to press.

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A new home for the holidays 

Christmas is about celebrating with the people you love and imagine 

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for preparing Christmas dinner and a living room that offers plenty of space to socialise. 

With a range of schemes available including Help to Buy and 

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The Sherwood priced from £509,950 

Just £407,960 with Help to Buy ** now! 

Speak to our Sales Advisors today for more information. 

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Horsham Road, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 8DY 

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One incentive per purchase. Please speak to a Sales Advisor for more details on Part Exchange. ** Help to Buy is available on the purchase of your primary residence up to the value 

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In the sixth year, you will be charged a fee of 1.75% of the loan’s value and this increases annually with inflation, calculated by RPI (Retail Price Index) plus 1%. You will also require 

adequate funds to cover legal costs and moving fees. To be eligible, you must meet the criteria set down by this Government scheme, details of which are available from the Crest 

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please seek independent advice. Crest Nicholson does not provide mortgages and cannot give any financial advice. Street scene photography. Pricing correct on 27.11.17. 

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VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

An exclusive collection of luxury 1 and 2 bedroom apartments close to the heart of historic Guildford. 

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FANTASTIC FAMILY LIVING AT THE FARTHINGS 

Situated in the highly desirable Mole 

Valley district of Surrey, the Farthings, by 

design led developer Bewley Homes, offers 

a fantastic selection of 3 and 4 bedroom homes. 

Situated in the leafy Surrey suburb of 

Leatherhead, the Farthings is happily located 

in a semi-rural environment which is also 

superbly accessible – with Leatherhead 

station only 0.4 mile away (from which there 

is a direct line service into London Waterloo, 

London Victoria and London Bridge – all in 

well under an hour); and Junction 9 of the M25 

only 2 miles away (providing easy road links 

to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports). 

Jane Bailey, Sales Manager at Bewley Homes, 

says: “the properties here are appealing to 

a wide demographic of buyer, ranging from 

professional couples and young families – 

many of whom may be entering private home 

ownership for the first time. downsizers, 

keen to reduce expensive overheads and 

capitalise on location and entertaining 

space have also shown a keen interest. 

“in addition, the price bracket for many of the 

available properties falls within the £600,000 

Help to Buy threshold, enabling purchasers 

to buy with as little as a 5% deposit. 

“these factors, along with the high quality 

of construction and specification as well 

as the meticulous attention to detail for 

which Bewley Homes is known, is helping 

fuel demand as well as meeting the urgent 

requirement of much needed housing in 

this sought after residential area.” 

Prices at The Farthings start from £495,000. 

For more information, contact Bewley Homes on 07384 253335, email: leatherhead@bewley.co.uk 

or contact our selling agents Patrick Gardner & Co. on 01372 360832

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STUNNING NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS 

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Welcome to 

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Lynwood Village, an award-winning 

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is designed to make life easier for over 65s. 

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If you live at Lynwood Village you can relax all winter long, knowing 

you’ll be safe and warm with company and support at hand. 

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Our beautiful, spacious apartments are extremely well 

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all winter without running up huge bills. 

EVERYTHING YOU NEED 

IS ON YOUR DOORSTEP 

If it’s too cold to go out you can still enjoy Lynwood Village’s many 

facilities and daily activities, they’re all under one roof and you can 

access everything without having to venture outside. 

WE’D BE DELIGHTED TO SHOW YOU AROUND 

To arrange a visit and to view available properties, contact us. 

Call: 01344 874250 Visit: lynwoodvillage.co.uk 

Email: sales@lynwoodvillage.co.uk 

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HOUSE OF THE MONTH 

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Fine Dining 

Maggie Alderson finds homes to host the most joyful of Christmas feasts 

Christmas dinner – there’s nothing like it. The one meal of 

the year when the extended family gets together to eat far 

too much and drink far too much, while wearing silly hats 

and reading out sillier jokes. Dogs may be sporting antlers. 

It doesn’t matter if you hate one of the crucial elements of 

the meal – and everybody seems to loathe one of them, be it 

Brussels sprouts or brandy butter, with even Christmas pudding 

itself anathema to many. I’m not very keen on stuffing. 

Even if this year’s cook doesn’t make gravy the way you like it (too 

thick! too thin! he’s used too much wine! she’s used Bisto!), or there’s 

one in-law who gives you a severe case of the pip, there’s an overriding 

sense of joy to the occasion, which infects even the most whinging of 

Winnies with the jolly spirit of the Ghost of Christmas Present. 

Such is the happy reputation of the occasion that citizens from many different 

religions in our multicultural society choose to join in, for the lark of it – just 

as many British non-Hindus now celebrate the spring festival of Holi. Because, 

just as there is so much to like about playfully throwing around loads of bright 

colour – what’s not to love about a proper feast of (truly) Biblical proportions? 

While religious purists may say this is coming at it from the wrong 

angle – celebrating Christmas as an excuse to eat too much and Holi 

to give yourself licence to dump bright pink gulal powder on your best 

friend’s head – that’s a miserabilist way to look at it. Both festivals and 

their traditions celebrate joy. And joy has to be a good thing for us to 

acknowledge and cover ourselves with, whatever its derivation. 

All of which makes it a very good thing to have a wonderful dining room 

to enjoy the splendid banquet in. One big enough for a table to seat everyone 

and with décor – be it traditional dark walls, or a thrillingly contemporary 

scheme – to set the mood. Here are four houses with just such rooms. 

Merry Christmas. Hic. 

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1. Sussex House Farm 

Where? Sussex House Farm nestles in 

203 acres of rolling countryside to the south 

east of Cowden, a charming village on the 

tri-border of Kent, Surrey and Sussex. East 

Grinstead is 7 miles to the west, Tunbridge 

Wells 8 miles to the east. M25 junction 6 

is about 13 miles and central London only 

35 miles away. Cowden station is one mile. 

What? This Grade II*-listed house 

is built around a two and a half storey 

timber-framed house dated 1580. It has 

been owned by the actor Sir John Mills, 

and later by Roger Hargreaves, who 

wrote some of his Mr. Men books there. 

Sussex House Farm has been beautifully 

renovated by its current owners. In terms 

of accommodation, the floorplan spreads 

across three pages, with three cottages, 

a barn and a gym building as well as 

the main house. The ground floor there 

sprawls across six reception rooms, two 

large halls, one with original panelling, 

and an eat-in kitchen. Upstairs there are 

four bedrooms (one with dressing room 

and en suite) and three further bathrooms 

on the first floor, a master suite on the 

top floor. Outside there are glorious 

gardens, tennis courts, a swimming 

pool and serious equestrian facilities. 

How much? Sussex House 

Farm is on the market with a guide 

price of £5,500,000, in the care of 

Knight Frank, Tunbridge Wells. 

020 7629 8171 knighfrank.com

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2. Whincop 

Where? Whincop is located in the 

charming, historic village of Cheam, with 

the site of the Tudor Nonsuch Palace and 

Nonsuch Mansion at its heart. Epsom, 

Banstead, Kingston and Wimbledon are 

within easy driving distance. It’s a five 

minute drive to the mainline station. 

What? A magnificent mansion offering 

7,600 square feet of accommodation, 

designed in tribute to Regency style, with 

outstanding 21st century luxury. Traditional 

craftsmanship and premium materials sit 

alongside cutting-edge technology for solar 

energy, rain water harvesting and partial 

air conditioning, with three metre ceiling 

heights on the ground floor. The ground 

floor has a drawing room, study, cinema 

and large kitchen leading to an orangery. 

The dining room is octagonal with three 

sets of French doors to the rear terrace and 

two bespoke wine rooms. On the first floor 

are four large double bedroom suites. The 

Principal Suite is fitted with hand-built 

cabinets and has views across the gardens 

and the golf course beyond. The second 

floor has two double bedrooms and a 

bathroom plus an air-conditioned gym. 

How much? Whincop has a 

guide price of £3 million, through 

Hamptons International, Epsom. 

01372 390557 hamptons.co.uk 

3. The Pines 

Where? The Pines is set on a 

sought-after gated road, just 15 minutes 

walk from central Weybridge and 

five minutes drive to the station from 

where it’s 40 minutes to Waterloo. 

Heathrow and Gatwick are easily 

accessed via the M25 and the A3. 

What? A handsome and beautifully 

finished, newly-built house by Avicam 

homes, extending to over 8,000 sq. 

ft. arranged over three floors, with the 

principal reception rooms leading off 

the impressive entrance hall. On the 

ground floor the drawing room opens 

onto the dining room, as well as onto 

a magnificent open plan kitchen/ 

breakfast/family room. There are four 

bedroom suites on the first floor. 

The master bedroom has a capacious 

dressing room and bathroom, plus 

a separate shoe and handbag room. 

There is another large suite on the 

second floor, with a sitting room 

area, as well as a games room which 

could be split to provide a sixth 

bedroom. The landscaped gardens and 

grounds extend to over half an acre. 

How much? The Pines is 

marketed by Knight Frank, Weybridge, 

with a guide price of £4.5 million. 

01932 548 000 knightfrank.co.uk 

4. Fairways 

Where? Fairways is located on one of 

the finest private roads in Kingswood, 

backing on to Kingswood golf course, 

part of a newly-built private estate. 

Trains from Kingswood go to London 

Bridge and Victoria in under an hour. 

What? The ground floor plan has 

a lovely flow, with the drawing room, 

family room/study and kitchen/family 

dining area running directly off the 

spacious hallway, with the dining 

room, with French windows onto the 

garden, leading off the drawing room. 

Upstairs are four bedroom suites, with 

access to a large teak decked balcony 

area looking over the rear gardens and 

the golf course, from two of them. On 

the second floor is a fifth suite with 

shower room and dressing room, and 

a large cinema/games room. Outside 

there is a large paved terrace area with 

a BBQ area and a swimming pool. 

How much? Fairways is 

on the market with Kennedy’s, 

Walton on the Hill, £POA. 01737 

817718 kennedys-ipa.co.uk 


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decorations. See how she and stylist Helen Bratby have 

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new year, take a look at Shaun and Paul’s incredible renovation of 

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Home Gurr’own’s Nicci Gurr has been hard at work 

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be filled with purposeful, quality items that are built to last, Kali, along with her business partner 

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This page: Delicious, freshly made treats on offer in the kitchen 

It can sometimes take a while to find a rewarding occupation, 

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creatively satisfying and enables a connection with people. 

But when the stars do align it’s amazing how quickly things fall into 

place. Less than a year ago Kali Hamerton-Stove and her good friend 

(and now business partner) Sarah Crysell hatched a plan to open 

a café and shop in Goudhurst. Sarah is a talented and experienced 

cook, having owned and run Olive Stores in Brenchley, but it 

was uncharted territory for Kali, whose background is in PR. 

Kali admits to being a little reluctant at first, but it was a really good 

idea; “I love finding a café with a lovely shop in one place, where you 

can sit and relax, surrounded by pretty things. The more I thought 

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This page: The kitchen leads through into the dining room, 

where quirky decorations grace the dining table 

ten years’ time I would want to be doing this sort of 

thing. I simply wasn’t sure that I was ready, but you never 

are.” Their discussions started in January of this year 

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they invented a look and a name – cleverly constructed 

from Kali’s last name and Sarah’s maiden name – and by 

the beginning of May Hamerton + Jones was open for 

business. Roll forward just a few months and the business 

is thriving. Sarah, a talented cook, guides the menu and 

food offering, and Kali concentrates on the retail side. 

“Sarah does the baking in her kitchen, I help,” says Kali. 

“The menu is simple and homemade: we do three salads 

every day, a tart or quiche, sausage rolls, soup and a seasonal 

warm dahl or vegetarian soup. The most popular is smashed 

avocado and poached egg with chilli flakes on Lighthouse 

(the bakery in Ticehurst) sour dough toast.” They also sell 

Monmouth coffee, a cult brand that people travel miles for. 

When we meet at Kali’s home, plans for Christmas are 

in full swing. Lucky Kali has an expert on hand to help 

with decorations; her mother, Mary Kathryn, is over from 

Tennessee for a seasonal visit. They are busy decorating 

the house for a wonderful and very traditional family 

Christmas, using fresh foliage and greenery and gorgeous 

decorations that Kali also sells at Hamerton + Jones. 

“We mainly sell homewares and antiques, jewellery and 

stationery, but it’s always changing – at the moment we 

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Liberty ribbon, pony skin belts, ferns in old French dairy 

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Lovely is really what it’s all about for Kali – lovely, but 

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and sells beautiful embroidered items. “I like to buy 

things that are responsibly made, especially those made 

by women.” She is especially pleased with the fabulous 

cashmere throws made by women in Nepal. “They are such 

amazing quality, really thin, really soft and so warm.” Just 

the thing when you live in a big old house in England. 

Although originally from Tennessee, Kali lived in 

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attempted surfing. She has spent the last 18 years in 

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This page: A house of many levels 

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the house are accessed by runs of 

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the floors.” They made an offer and have not looked back. 

The oast house was originally part of a group of three 

houses: the mill house, the oast and the farmhouse. 

“There’s a round oast and a square oast here,” Kali 

explains. “We do our best with the curving walls and 

love the quirkiness. I don’t buy specially made curved 

furniture, but I choose furniture carefully so that it will 

fit the space.” The downstairs roundel has become the 

family’s library and is lined with bookcases. “It’s amazing 

how many books it takes to fill a library,” laughs Kali. 

“We thought we had a lot of books – we are both avid 

readers, but we haven’t come close to filling it.” 

The kitchen was the first space that they renovated, 

keeping the original shape and layout, but updating the 

cupboards and adding an all important island unit. “We 

live in the kitchen and living room,” says Kali, adding 

“I keep the tv in a cupboard, so that it’s not on display 

all the time, which means that if the children don’t see 

it they don’t immediately think about it, so they go and 

do other things.” A clever trick, that. Other than these 

two rooms I suspect that some visitors might choose 

to spend their time in Kali’s laundry. “It is the envy of 

all who survey it,” she laughs. “It has an extra drinks 

fridge, a wall of cupboards, a work bench for wrapping 

presents – and there’s still lots of space for our masses of 

laundry. I feel like this sort of room is a bit American.” 

From the look of it we need more of these in England. 

“We are slow to do things in the house,” says Kali. “There 

are still things that haven’t been finished after seven years. We 

do it in dribs and drabs and things change. One thing we did 

do after a couple of years was to put in a new floor on the 

ground floor and we insulated under the floorboards. It 


This page: A pair of stag’s horns loom down from a dramatic 

(and very useful) blackboard wall in one of Kali’s sons’ room 

has made such a difference. It was so cold before we did it.” 

The walls throughout the house are painted with warm, 

but muted neutrals. “They are warm colours because 

it’s a big space and I wanted to feel cosy – especially in 

the bedrooms,” says Kali, adding, “I choose colours that 

change in the light at different times of the day. It gives 

a moodiness. I love dark little rooms. The downstairs 

bathroom is painted with Farrow and Ball’s ‘Green Smoke’ 

and Richard has a dark olive study. It’s like being inside 

a little jewel box.” Kali admits to only one mistake with 

paint. “I chose a colour called ‘Arsenic’ to go on the inside 

of some of the cupboards. I thought it would brighten 

them up and chose it because of the name of course – 

who wouldn’t want to use a colour called Arsenic? It was 

this really bright tealy-blue colour but it was way too 

much and made the cupboards look hectic,” she sighs. “I 

hated going into those cupboards and had to repaint.” 

The upstairs roundel, approached up a small flight of 

stairs, is a storybook room that would be the envy of many 

a princess. The pretty bed was hand made by Kali and is 

the room’s focal point. It has been painted pale blue and 


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This page: One of Kali’s sons’ room is dominated by two huge 

framed and signed jazz festival posters from New Orleans, where 

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custom made marble-print velvet sofas sit below a 1940s brass 

chandelier in the sitting room Left: A 20th century vintage 

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dômes du mariage 

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there, the changes they’ve made to tailor it for their 

needs, the lovely things they’ve collected along the way... 

Touring the six-storey House in Hastings with Shaun 

Clarkson was a little different, more like a master class in 

interior design, which is no coincidence. Since the 1990s 

Shaun has been one of London’s leading designers of bars, 

nightclubs and restaurants, working with Oliver Peyton on 

the legendary Atlantic Bar and Grill (ah, youth…), as well as 

Tokyo Joe, Pop, Jerusalem, Odette’s, Spiga and many others. 

So if you’ve spent any of your adult life sipping 

cocktails in sophisticated London surroundings, it’s 

very likely you’ve sat in one of his creations. 

“In 2006, I did 18 bars in the West End,” he 

says, happily. “I originally trained as a fine artist at 

Worthing School of Art and Kingston Polytechnic, 

then I ‘fell in with a bad crowd’, as my mother 

used to say, and started designing bars.” 

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names in hospitality – and as one of the experts on 

Channel 4’s ‘Four Rooms’ intriguing objects TV 

show – at a certain point Shaun and his partner Paul 

Brewster realised they also needed to do something 


Top: The screening room. Left: The dining room can seat 

ten around a huge round red table. 1950s metal and wood 

bookshelves display three large model boats from Ardingly, while 

opposite, glass-fronted original cupboards on either side of the 

fireplace display musters of stoneware, cabbage ware, pewter, 

silver and crystal 

 

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Left: New spindles for the bannisters and new stair treads were 

made by local craftsmen Bottom left: The Net Hut Cloakroom 

pays tribute to the Old Town fishing community’s famous black 

wooden structures 

for themselves, to have their own business. 

“In 2001, we had the idea for a ‘home-tel’,” says 

Shaun, “a big house that you could rent for yourself 

and friends, but not just as a self catering, also with the 

option to have it all catered. So more like a glamorous 

boutique hotel, but you take over the whole place. 

“But of course, we couldn’t do a nice four bedroom,” says 

Shaun, laughing. “We found a big converted barn in a field 

in Norfolk and did a 20-bedroom space which we called 

Cliff Barns, after the character in Dallas, in a glamorous 

ranch style. It broke the mould, offering a sense of escapism 

through the interior design and was very successful.” 

Riding on that they did another one, which they 

called Carrington House. “It’s Georgian with shoulder 

pads,” says Shaun. Also sleeping 20, the website (which 

I recommend a look at) describes Carrington House as: 

‘Bringing the style and substance of urban living to the 

Norfolk countryside… in exquisite style and splendour.’ 

Substitute ‘East Sussex coast’ and the same could 

be said of The House in Hastings, which is the latest 

in their home-tel portfolio, although it’s a bit cosier, 

sleeping just ten people and not designed to be as much 

of a party house as the two Norfolk establishments. 

“This is more like a home for us than the other houses – 

we wanted it to be somewhere where we would also want to 

come and stay. The other houses are more like nightclubs.” 

To reassure their new neighbours – some of whom 

had been a little alarmed by the party central reputation 

of the Dallas home-tels – Shaun and Paul have had 

them in for drinks and hosted a Macmillan coffee 

morning, making it clear they want to be part of the 

very special close community of Hastings Old Town. 

Particularly because Shaun already had a very strong 

personal connection with the increasingly fashionable 

seaside town. He’s been best friends with Alistair 

Hendy – proprietor of the amazing AG Hendy & Co 

homestore, on the Old Town’s High Street – from the 

age of seven, when they were at school together. 

“Alistair had the flat underneath ours in Shoreditch,” 

says Shaun, “and we opened our shop Pitfield London, 

an interiors and lifestyle shop and café in Pitfield 

Street, in Hoxton, the same week as Alistair opened his 

home store. We’re always doing the same thing… 

“So when we sold the flat in Shoreditch and 

thought ‘let’s do something…’ we had already 

an affinity with Hastings from coming down to 

see Alistair, so it seemed the natural place.” 

Especially as the Grade II Listed six-storey Regency 

town house – one of three in a terrace built to house 

officers during the Napoleonic wars – with the most 

amazing views over the Old Town and out to sea, had 

just come on the list of a property auction house. 

Only someone with Shaun’s experience of 

 


Above: At the heart of the kitchen are a marble-topped stainless 

steel unit that Shaun had made to house the old stone sink and 

an 18th century oak refectory table Left: The courtyard garden, 

backed with Hastings West Hill sandstone, is planted with giant 

shade-loving ferns 

overhauling properties, would have dared take it on. 

“It had been flats for years,” he says, “not touched 

since the 70s and it was pretty squalid. The flats had 

been condemned as unfit for habitation, which is 

why it came on the market. They were infested with 

wood lice, full of rubbish. We filled 39 skips…” 

Not only was it a massive job, with water running 

down through the bay windows, the listed status 

meant it all had to be restored in accordance with 

its original lathe and plaster construction. “We had 

to strip it right back and build it again, with all new 

windows. There was one original door left, so we had 

that copied for all the other rooms. We had to have 

new spindles for the bannisters, new stair treads... It 

took two years, using local builders and craftsmen.” 

And that was before Shaun could even start on putting 

in his colour scheme, although it was all planned in 

advance, as per his professional techniques. “I always start 

with a mood board,” he says. “A physical one, not just 

Pinterest boards and then I move on to a sample board 

for each room. This house is about colour and texture 

– blues and greens, reflecting the colours of the sea.” 

Setting out the framework for this, throughout all six 

floors the stairs and landings are painted in Mayfair blue 

by Mylands, which Paul explains, with all the depth of his 

experience, is the oldest paint company in London, still 

 


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The stunning Admiral Suite is an eye-popping 

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the bespoke emerald green leather chesterfield 

bed frame, two Kelly green armchairs, the 

walls and a Louis Fooey dressing table and 

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This page: The Cliff View room and adjacent mirror ball 

shower room 

based in Lambeth and by appointment to Her Majesty 

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In a similar vein of continuity in both supplier and 

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Carpet, the brilliant bespoke carpet company. Shaun had 

them intercut together a dark blue centre, with a chunky sea 

green border, the edges whipped, creating a core statement 

of the overall colour theme running through the house. 

Leading off from it, the rooms on each floor are 

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framed needlepoint ship pictures hanging over the bed. 

The walls are a gentle sage green, sharpened by a pair of 

magnificent emerald green satin lampshades, on a standard 

and table lamp – the first of an array of splendid shades 

throughout the house. “They are copies of my auntie’s 

lampshades,” says Shaun. “After she died, I cleared her house 

and saved her lamps, but the shades were too worn out 

to use, so I had them copied.” The sort of service he can 

mention casually – knowing where to get such a thing done. 

Next door, the Crow’s Nest is a splendid bunk bed den, 

with a group of pressed brass plates with ship motifs, 

echoing the maritime theme. In both rooms, the wall 

lights are genuine nautical brass bulkhead lights from 

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Top: The Captain’s Room, with beautiful views out to sea 

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his preferred suppliers and that’s where he goes. Job done. 

Outside the bathroom is an intriguing group of 

dramatic ornately carved dark wood pieces – a bench 

and matching mirrors. I’m scribbling in my notebook 

trying to describe them, when Shaun chips in. “I had 

a bit of a moment with the Black Forest bench…” 

he says, solving my riddle in the first of many such 

instances when he knows the correct term for things. 

In the gorgeous Cliff View Room on the next floor down, 

I comment how much I love the fact that the two (simply 

heavenly) mid-century Italian chandeliers don’t quite 

match. “Ah, yes,” says Shaun. “They’re a French pair…” 

and I have another new term for my interiors lexicon. 

The curtains in here are in a very unusual multistriped felt 

in various shades of blue, complementing the blue walls – 

in the Captain’s Room next door, the curtains are the same 

fabric in shades of green, to go with the pale green walls. 

Both rooms also have a feature which is a theme 

of the house: glass fronted display frames containing 

massed collections of objects. In Cliff View there are 

18 Poole Pottery dolphins in various sizes, while in 

the Captain’s Room, it’s ranks of porcelain posies. 

The idea to put the collections in the wallhung 

glass boxes came from Shaun’s experience as 

a hotelier: “People can’t nick them.” But it’s also 

brilliantly effective. On their own, or even in groups 

of three or four, the posies would look twee and 

random, en masse they look witty and glamorous. 

He also admits that the various musters (‘group’ 


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doesn’t seem to convey the scale of them) around the 

house – there are white Wedgwood unglazed stoneware 

vases in the master bedroom – are a useful outlet for 

his tendency to amass collections of things. “I’ve got 

fifty Poole dolphins in total…” he admits. “I think 

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something quite ordinary can be rendered very special. 

This jumps out at you in the bathroom on this floor (I 

found it hard to keep track, but if you want to get your 

head round it, there’s a very handy floor plan gizmo on the 

House in Hastings website). Its walls are covered in gold 

mosaic tiles. They call it the Mirror Ball Bathroom. “The 

nice thing about design is surprises,” says Shaun in response 

to my squeal of excitement on opening the door into it. 

The wow factor continues one floor down, which 

is occupied entirely by The Admiral Suite, an eyepopping 

tableau of green fabulousness, encompassing 

the bespoke emerald green leather chesterfield bed 

frame, two Kelly green armchairs, the walls and a Louis 

Fooey dressing table and beside tables painted in demigloss 

Kelly. Looking out through the magnificent bay 

windows, you see that the colour picks up the grass on 

the East Hill opposite. Yellow accents pop out around 

the room in the form of Shaun’s beloved bespoke (that 

word again…) lampshades, here in pleated yellow silk. 

The large en suite bathroom – once a bedroom 

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Above: The Cabin Room sits right at the top of the house 

chaise longue upholstered in emerald green tweed. 

Down the stairs again and you’re on the upper entrance 

floor, up some steps from the front of the house, where 

the knocked-through salon encompasses a drawing room 

at the front and a screening room to the rear, united by 

matching dark grey and white marble fire surrounds (the 

second copied from the one original) and a pair of 1940s 

brass illuminated round mirrors, found at Clignancourt. 

The décor of the whole is the ultimate union of 

Shaun’s blue and green theme, with unifying blue 

walls throughout, Kelly green velvet upholstery in 

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and blue velvet on the sofas in the front. The bright 

yellow lamp shades make another appearance too. 

Also on this floor is the Net Hut Cloakroom – a 

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Finally, down to the kitchen level, where the carpet 

eventually stops and the floorboards are painted in heavenly 

diamonds. The main piece in the kitchen is a marble-topped 

stainless steel unit, Shaun had made (bespoke! bespoke!) 

to house the old stone sink. A prep bench/breakfast bar 

was created by raising the legs of a lovely old table. 

Making the whole space pop is the knockout 

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in Brussels. “I go on a lot of shopping trips with 

clients and end up finding things for myself.” 

It’s an eye popper, with a huge round table painted 

bright red, with ten matching painted and upholstered 

chairs, atop a sharp black and white diamond floor, 

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over the table. Imagine that Dr No decided to leave his 

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On the far side of the room, 1950s metal and wood 

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while opposite, glass-fronted original cupboards on 

either side of the fireplace display musters of stoneware, 

cabbage ware, pewter, silver and crystal. A collection of 

malachite lighthouses is grouped on the mantlepiece. 

It’s hard to think when one, relatively 

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Quick Fixes 

Jo Fairley explains how to beat end of 

year exhaustion in speedy style 

Does anyone ever have more than five minutes 

to themselves, at this time of year…? Of 

course, we’ve got our Christmas shopping 

done and dusted at Wealden Times Midwinter 

Fair (well, I will have, anyway!) – but there’s still so 

much on the To-Do list that carving out me-time for 

‘pampering’ is almost out of the question, right now. 

Yet is there a time of year when we more need a boost…? 

It’s a long time since the summer hols, the days are hideously 

short and gloomy – and everyone I know is suffering 

from general too-much-to-do-in-too-little-time syndrome. 

So: this is when we all need quick fixes. And here’s what 

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minutes, right? First, cleanse your face thoroughly. Then… 

1. Put a little of your favourite facial oil in one palm and rub 

your hands together, then smooth over face, neck and bosom. 

2. Rather than fingertips, use the big muscle in the cushion 

at the base of your thumb, always working upwards. 

3. Start by fanning out over and round your neck, then 

work round and up your jaw and cheekbones to the temples, 

then across and up your forehead to your hairline. 

4. Repeat, covering the whole face for five minutes. The oil 

will be absorbed, skin velvety, and your face rosy and ‘lifted’. 

Take an energising shower. I know of no better range for 

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collection, the stars of which are a pair of Bath & Shower 

Oils – Revive Evening and Revive Morning – which both 

do what they say on the bottle just brilliantly. It’s up to you 

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or perked-up for the evening (with a blend of geranium, 

ylang ylang, sandalwood and patchouli). These are pricy – at 

£48 for 55ml – but they truly, truly only need a capful to 

fragrance the whole house, never mind your body! I also like 

to fragrance the room I’m prepping in for the evening with 

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Amazingly, this ‘brightening cleansing 

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effect that made my skin look fresh. Each time I used it I 

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SILVER AWARD Caudalie Beauty Elixir, £12 for 30ml. 

Team Beauty Bible was frankly staggered that a mist could 

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BRONZE AWARD ESPA Tri-Active Advanced Instant 

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Wind Down this December 

Surrey Homes chats to organic make-up artist and holistic facialist Ellie Gill 

serum from A.S Apothecary. 

This brand is close to my 

heart and truly magical. 

They grow many of the 

ingredients themselves in 

Lewes, distil the oils and 

make all their products by 

hand. Every time I use this 

serum on my clients they 

comment on how lovely 

the scent is. I’ve used it on 

lots of people who suffer 

with eczema and rosacea 

and they have been amazed 

at how healing it feels. 

natural 

nourishment 

Credit: FreeImages.com/tijmen van dobbenburgh 

do you have a beauty 

regime? I like to keep 

it quick and easy using 

natural and organic 

cosmetics, as I believe they 

are more beneficial and 

healthier on my skin. 

Every day I cleanse my 

face with A.S. Apothecary’s 

Soothing Cleansing Oil, 

sometimes followed by 

rose water as a toner, and 

then spend a few minutes 

massaging my skin with 

A.S. Apothecary’s Intense 

Sweet Scent 

Cloves conjure up images 

of aromatic winter supper s, 

festive wreaths and spicy, sweet 

desserts, but these tiny buds 

also provide an array of health 

benefits. Natural antioxidants, 

cloves are anti-viral and 

antibacterial with antiseptic 

and anesthetic qualities. 

They’ll soothe an upset 

stomach, ease a sore throat 

and be a natural form of pain 

Repair Facial Serum. 

I keep my make-up simple 

with a touch of Vapour Soft 

Atmosphere foundation 

in problem areas, curl 

my lashes and add some 

Green People Volumising 

Mascara. I usually finish 

with a Tata Harper tint to 

add a natural hint of colour 

to my lips and cheeks. 

do you have a particular 

product you couldn’t live 

without? I adore the facial 

relief for aching muscles. 

Turned into an oil, clove is a 

natural purifier on the skin 

and, mixed with a carrier oil, 

it can help eliminate blocked 

pores and ease inflammation. 

As the nights draw in and 

the colder weather takes its 

toll, mixing up a batch of 

clove tea is a natural way to 

treat the first signs of a cold 

or flu: Add 2 cloves, 1 stick 

What’s your ultimate 

pampering treat? A long 

restorative or yin yoga class. 

I find this style of yoga 

perfect for relaxation. 

Who’s your style icon? I 

love the classic understated 

French look. Jean Seberg 

always looked beautiful and 

Marion Cotillard is very 

cool. I also admire Héloïse 

Letissier from the band 

Christine and the Queens. 

Ellie Gill is a freelance 

make-up artist and works 

in the AS Apothecary shop, 

Lewes offering bespoke 

holistic facials. Find 

Ellie here elliegill.co.uk 

of cinnamon, 2 cardamon 

seeds and 1 black tea bag 

to 340ml of boiling water. 

Steep for three minutes, 

strain and sip until finished. 

There’s no escaping the 

strain the change in 

temperature puts on your 

skin at this time of year. 

To combat these effects, 

we tried WiDEYE’s 

new Skin Management 

Face Oil which includes 

evening primrose and 

rose, to soothe and 

strengthen, plus oat 

extract to restore balance 

and nourish the skin. 

It’s suitable for sensitive 

skin and won’t clog pores 

or make the skin oily, 

quite the opposite in 

fact. Facial oils trick the 

skin into thinking there’s 

already enough sebum 

and not to produce more. 

Using this oil at night, 

following a cleanse and 

toning routine, left skin 

feeling more balanced 

and smooth with a lovely 

glow, perfect for winter. 

Skin Management Face 

Oil costs £21.95 for 

30ml. wideye.co.uk. Visit 

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Bathing 

Rebecca Cuffe picks decadent body treats for a skin-kind Christmas 

1 2 3 4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

1. Miniature Soap collection, £36, Jo Malone jomalone.co.uk 2. Sanctuary Spa Luxury Bath Float 500ml, £12, Boots, 

boots.com 3. rosa Absolute Sumptuous Bathing oil, £39, Molton Brown moltonbrown.co.uk 4. ren Moroccan rose otto Body Lotion 

200ml, £27, Fenwick Tunbridge Wells, fenwick.co.uk 5. Shaving Bar Soap, £5, Ravenscourt Apothecary Co. ravenscourtapothecary.com 

6. Le Labo Face Mask 125ml, £32, Liberty London libertylondon.com 7. revive Body Wash 200ml, £27, Aromatherapy Associates, 

aromatherapyassociates.com 8. deep Sleep Bath oil, £80, This Works thisworks.com 9. Bath oil collection, £30, ESPA espaskincare.com 


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Beautiful 

bodies 

Kate Watts and Anna Merewether 

try out nourishing treatments 

for busy working mums 

The Aromawax candle Massage 

What are the stated benefits of the treatment? 

The Aromawax Candle Massage is a luxurious 

treat that leaves your skin feeling moisturised and 

nourished. When I arrived, my therapist, Kimberley, 

had the Eve Taylor Wild Fig & Grape candle 

flickering away so I was greeted by a relaxing, aromatic 

mixture of essential oils in the treatment room. 

What products were used? 

The Eve Taylor Aromawax Candles are developed 

using 100% organic soya and palm oil combined 

with essential oils in a variety of fragrances. 

Once burned, the wax can be safely scooped 

out to use as a soothing body moisturiser. 

did it work for you? 

Kimberley tailored the back massage to focus 

on any areas which were particularly knotted 

or tense and ensured the pressure was just right 

for me. The aromatics in the room, combined 

with the hydrating and softening oils from the 

plant wax, were a blissful combination. 

Any other benefits? 

The delicious, uplifting scent of the candle made 

this a unique experience. I left feeling calm, 

revitalised and the scent lingered on my skin 

and stayed with me for the rest of the day. 

Kate visited Purenique in Hawkhurst for 

an Aromawax Candle Massage. This is 

part of the Candlelight Bliss Christmas 

package which also includes an Eve Taylor 

Aromatherapy Facial and an Aromawax candle 

as a gift to take away with you, costing £80 

for a two-hour treatment. purenique.co.uk 

The rose indulgence Treatment 

What are stated benefits of the treatment? 

This is a full body healing treatment which is designed 

to replenish, stimulate circulation and rehydrate your 

skin. It also targets areas of fatigue and premature ageing 

including back, feet, head plus gentle facial pressure. 


Rose restoring oil was used on the body, small heated bags 

were placed under the feet, palms, along the spine and 

stomach and a conditioning oil was used on my hair. 

did it work for you? 

The treatment was incredibly relaxing, my skin feels 

extremely soft and my body has been ‘re-balanced’. 


I was advised to leave the conditioning oil in 

my hair overnight to gain the best results and it 

has already made a noticeable difference. 

Anna had the Rose Indulgence Treatment which is 

uniquely available at Grayshott Spa. The treatment 

lasted 55 minutes and costs £70 grayshottspa.com 


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Spa Find Fingertip Facelift 

What are the stated benefits of the facial? 

The Spa Find Fingertip Facelift promises 

facelifting results by combining the best of East 

and West. It incorporates Chinese acupressure, 

Indian Ayurveda and Japanese Reiki with Spa 

Find’s own mineral-based beauty products. 


Hannah used Spa Find’s Renewed Radiance 

Energising mineral-based beauty range, 

beginning with a face, décolleté, arm 

and shoulder massage and a full cleanse 

and exfoliation. This was followed by the 

Fingertip Facelift, starting with acupressure, 

then lymphatic drainage and a lifting phase 

topped off with a Plantox transformation 

peel off mask to ‘soften’ lines and wrinkles. 

Did it work? 

This is a very luxurious treatment: the time 

allowed is generous, the Kalmora Spa treatment 

rooms are large and comfortable and it includes 

a pretty comprehensive shoulder and neck 

massage as well as a hand massage and mask 

plus a scalp massage. The recommendation 

is for a series of treatments (1 a week for 4 

weeks, then monthly for maintenance) but 

I saw a real improvement after just one. 


This is definitely more than just a facial. 

The treatment’s attention to neck, shoulders, 

hands and head added a different dimension 

and made it a very relaxing experience. 

Julie had the Spa Find Fingertip Facelift with 

Hannah at Kalmora Spa, Goudhurst. It cost 

£60 and lasted 90 minutes kalmoraspa.com 

Aveda Tulasara Facial 

What are the stated benefits of the treatment? 

Every facial at The Rye Retreat is bespoke to your skin 

type. My therapist Lucy suggested the new Aveda Tulasara 

techniques and products to deeply exfoliate and awaken my 

skin, leaving it feeling balanced, luminous and hydrated. 


The treatment started with Aveda Tulasara dry brushing 

technique. This gently exfoliates and promotes skin renewal 

and feels very relaxing. This was followed by a cleansing mask 

and Aveda Tulasara Bright serum to hydrate skin from within. 

Did it work for you? 

My skin was left feeling super smooth and hydrated. I 

came away with an understanding of how to continue 

improving my own skin tone and tackle my problem areas. 


The Aveda Tulasara range and techniques aim to restore 

balance in your skin and this facial took that a step further 

by combining reflexology, aromatherapy and massage in 

one treatment. I left feeling restored, relaxed and glowing! 

Kate visited The Rye Retreat for a bespoke 75 

minute facial, costing £80 theryeretreat.co.uk 

Face 

to face 

The SH beauty team tries out two 

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plumped and youthful-looking skin 



Smooth 

& calm 

SH tracks down products to combat the 

causes of and soothe problem winter skins 

The winter months can play havoc with 

even the most flawless complexions: the 

combination of the drying effects of central 

heating inside, and the chaffing of cold winds 

outside, can cause the blood vessels in the skin to 

change rapidly, aggravating redness on the face. 

This is a particular issue for the 10% of the 

population who the NHS estimate suffer from rosacea, 

a skin condition which mainly affects the face. In 

its simplest form, rosacea is redness on the skin 

caused by broken blood vessels and capillaries near 

the surface but more acute cases can involve spots, 

pimples and permanent thickening of the skin. 

As well as the weather, triggers to avoid for 

sufferers over the winter include spicy foods and 

alcohol as well as hot drinks and hot baths. It’s also 

suggested that gut health can have a direct impact 

on rosacea, so taking a probiotic and adding gutfriendly 

foods like kefir and yogurt to your diet 

will prevent the depletion of healthy gut bacteria. 

We’ve looked at some of the products 

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An all-purpose balm for the face and 

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clogging pores and can calm, 

reduce redness and brighten even 

the most delicate skin. Melt a 

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and décolletage to balance, 

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the skin. £42 for 30ml 

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clears congestion and 

boosts radiance to reveal 

a refreshed complexion 

underneath. 

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Treatment for red, sensitised skin 

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Award-winning Aesthetic Doctor Dr Christine Or talks us through 

the intricacies of common non-surgical treatments 

Wrinkle-Relaxing Injections 

What does this treatment promise? Commonly referred 

to as “Botox”, wrinkle-relaxing injections are highly 

effective treatments to smooth out the lines and wrinkles 

on the forehead, frown lines, crow’s feet, bunny lines 

and lip lines. Botulinum Toxin is a muscle relaxant that 

works by blocking nerve impulses to the muscle. It is 

injected into specific muscles using a fine needle. 

Does it hurt? No. A very fine needle is used so 

it is not painful, although you may feel a few 

small pinpricks. No anaesthetic is required. 

How long does it take? Around 10 minutes. 

How long will the treatment last? It will usually take 

between 2 to 7 days for you to notice a difference, 

with the full effects seen at around 2 weeks after 

the treatment. As the weakened muscles recover, the 

wrinkles will gradually return after 3 to 5 months. 

Can I go out that evening? Yes, it will be fine to go out but 

it is recommended that you should have no alcohol for 24 

hours. You will also need to avoid the gym and sauna for a 

day or so. There is a small risk of bruising from the injections. 

Finally the cost! From £200 

Lip Enhancement 

What does this treatment promise? Lip enhancement 

using dermal fillers is popular amongst younger patients 

who wish to increase the volume of their lips, but is 

also effective in older patients to rehydrate the lips, 

correct asymmetry, define the lip borders and address 

“smoker’s lines” or “lipstick bleed lines”. Subtle natural 

looking lips can be achieved using advanced injection 

techniques and “trout pouts” can be avoided. 

Does it hurt? Local anaesthetic cream is used 

to numb the lips before the treatment and most 

patients find the procedure comfortable. 


How long will the treatment last? Lip fillers 

usually last around 6 to 9 months. 

Can I go out that evening? It is probably best not to plan a 

night out too soon after having lip enhancement. Your lips 

will be a little swollen after the procedure and may well swell 

up more in the 24 to 48 hours afterwards before settling 

down over the next few days. Bruising of the lips can also 

sometimes occur. You will not be able to wear lipstick and 

should avoid kissing, aspirin and alcohol for 24 hours. 


Liquid Facelift 

What does this treatment promise? Also known as the “8 

Point Lift” or “Non-Surgical Facelift”, the liquid facelift 

uses dermal fillers at eight specific suggested anatomical 

points on the face to support the facial structure and create 

gentle lift to restore a more youthful appearance. It is a 

bespoke treatment using advanced dermal filler techniques 

that depends on the skill and artistic eye of the aesthetic 

practitioner to assess what is required in the individual. Areas 

that can be addressed include the cheeks, tear trough area, 

nasolabial folds, marionette lines, chin and sagging jawline. 

Does it hurt? You may experience a mild stinging 

sensation but this is lessened by the use of local 

anaesthetic cream before the procedure. 


How long will the treatment last? There is no downtime and 

the results are immediately visible lasting 12 to 18 months. 

Can I go out that evening? Yes, but you should not 

wear make-up until the next day and will need to 

avoid alcohol and aspirin for 24 hours and steer clear 

of the gym and sauna. There may be some mild pinprick 

bruising which should settle in a few days. 


Chemical Peels 

What does this treatment promise? Chemical Peels are a 

combination of acids which are brushed onto the skin to 

remove the uppermost damaged skin layers and stimulate 

growth of new skin cells. They can be used to treat a range 

of skin conditions such as acne and melasma as well as 

skin damage caused by the sun such as, fine lines, large 

pores, dull skin tone and pigmentation, leaving smoother, 

more even-toned, tighter and brighter-looking skin. There 

are three types of peel: superficial, medium and deep. 

Does it hurt? You may feel a stinging or burning 

sensation when the chemical peel is applied. 


How long will the treatment last? You will see results 

after just one chemical peel but your aesthetic practitioner 

may advise a course of treatments for best results. 

Can I go out that evening? This will depend on the depth 

of chemical peel. A light chemical peel will leave your 

skin radiant and “red carpet ready” for an evening out, 

but after a deeper peel you will need to factor in a week 

or so of downtime as your skin will appear red and peel. 

Finally the cost! £60- £500 

 



LED Light Therapy 

What does this treatment promise? LED light therapy 

can be administered using light panels or a LED light 

face mask. Red light stimulates collagen and accelerates 

healing so is good for treating rosacea and fine lines from 

sun damage, as well as being great after a chemical peel. 

Blue light is an excellent treatment for acne, killing the 

bacteria on the skin that are associated with acne, reducing 

oiliness and breakouts and clearing spots. A combination 

LED light therapy is a great anti-ageing treatment to 

improve skin texture, tone, pores and fine lines. 

Does it hurt? No. You will feel relaxed 

and may experience a warm glow. 

How long does it take? 20 minutes. 

How long will the treatment last? You will 

notice results after just one session but best 

results are seen after regular sessions. 

Can I go out that evening? 

Absolutely! There are no side effects or downtime. 

Finally the cost! £60 per session 

Skin Quality Therapy 

What does this treatment promise? Skin quality therapies 

involve hyaluronic acid being injected into the top layers of 

the skin to help plump the skin and reduce the appearance 

of fine lines. They deliver deep skin hydration, smoothing 

skin texture and giving skin a natural glow. Skin laxity 

can also be improved. Areas that can be treated include 

the face, neck, décolletage, hands and upper arms. 

Does it hurt? No. Local anaesthetic cream is 

applied to the area to be treated and a very 

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How long will the treatment last and how many 

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weeks apart. The results will last up to 9 months. 

Can I go out that evening? Yes, but you should not wear 

make-up until the next day. You may have some visible lumps 

on the skin but these will usually settle in a few hours and 

there is the risk that you may get some pin-prick bruises. 


Dr. Christine Or is an award-winning Aesthetic Doctor in 

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• 2 garlic cloves, 1 peeled, 

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• 200g wild chestnuts, 

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• 1 tbsp coarsely chopped 

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• 1 tbsp fresh tarragon 

• salt and freshly ground 

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2cm thick. Place on a large baking sheet and bake or grill 

until lightly toasted. Rub each slice of baguette lightly with 

the whole garlic clove and brush with some rapeseed oil. 

3. Heat the rest of the oil in a frying pan, add the chopped 

garlic and cook for one minute, next add the mushrooms 

and chestnuts then fry until hot all the way through. 

4. Stir in the parsley and tarragon and season with 

salt and freshly ground black pepper. 

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Wild duck pâté with clementine 

Serves: 8-10 Prep time: 20 mins 

Cooking time: 1 hr 25 mins, plus cooling 

• 250g butter 

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• 135g onion 

• 4 cloves garlic 

• 1 bay leaf 

• 5g dried mixed herbs 

• 1 whole Gressingham 

duck leg 

• 2 wild duck breasts 

(or another duck leg) 

• 50ml red wine 

• 25ml brandy or 

Cointreau to give 

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• edible gold leaf, 

to decorate 

1. In a thick bottomed saucepan, place your chopped 

onions, cubed butter, chopped bacon, garlic, bay leaf 

and mixed herbs. Cook this on a medium heat for 

about 20 minutes, the butter should be simmering 

and the bacon cooked all the way through. 

2. Add your duck, bones and all, and the wine. Cover 

with lid or greaseproof paper and pop into an oven at 

150°C for another hour until it is falling off the bone. 

3. Next add the Cointreau or brandy. The 

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4. Bring to the boil, then turn off the heat 

and leave to get to room temperature. 

5. Remove the duck bones and whizz the meat with 

a stick blender (or counter blender) until smooth. 

Pour into a terrine, and leave to set in the fridge 

overnight. The next morning cover and freeze or use. 

6. To serve: When you are ready, toast 6-8 rounds of 

stale bread, then cut out with a cutter. Spread the pate 

on the toast and garnish with a sprig of thyme, and 

a clementine segment for colour. If you prefer you 

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Parma ham, fig and 

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Cooking time: 20 mins 

• 5 figs diced 

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• 125g filo pastry sheets 

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• 50g butter, melted 

• 1 tbsp nigella/onion seeds 

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180°C, gas mark 4. 

2. Dice the figs into small 

squares, discarding the 

woody top. Grate the goat’s 

cheese if you can, or mash 

with a fork until spreadable. 

Combine with the figs. 

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rectangle with melted butter. 

4. Place a tablespoon of the fig 

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width of the pastry. Fold 

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a neat rolled parcel. 

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of the filo fingers with a little 

melted butter and sprinkle 

the nigella seeds over. 

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of the oven for 20 minutes, 

until golden and crisp. 

7. Take a slice of the Parma 

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Back to our roots 

Garden 

After a lengthly wait, Jo Arnell starts to unearth her soil-dwelling home grown veg in time for Christmas 

the season for the unearthing of root crops and 

what they lack in Christmas sparkle is made up 

’Tis 

for by the comfort and joy they bring to winter 

recipes. There is magic and quite a lot of mystery to the process 

of growing an underground crop. You can’t really see what’s 

happening until it is time for the harvest, so it does feel a bit 

like opening a present when you dig around in the soil and 

unearth your treasures. Some root crops are quick and easy to 

grow – radishes can be ready to pull up within 3-4 weeks, but 

others need more patience. Parsnips and leeks take months, 

slowly maturing through the year and turning the wait for the 

harvest into an act of faith. Luckily there are other crops that 

can be grown companionably alongside them until they need 

the space, and the other benefit is that unlike some vegetables 

that need to be harvested all at once, they can be lifted as you 

need them, acting like an outdoor larder – ready whenever 

you are. Many actually improve in flavour as the temperatures 

plummet, sweetening up as their starchy carbohydrates 

turn to sugar. If you plan well, shopping for this part of the 

Christmas lunch could be as easy as going into the garden… 

Underground storage systems 

The underground vegetables aren’t always roots. There are several 

ways that edible plants conserve food and moisture in order to 

survive in conditions that aren’t always hospitable; usually it’s a 

method for coping with periods of drought. Some store energy in 

starchy tubers, such as potatoes; an onion bulb is really a squashed 

down plant in a casing, primed to unfurl and grow once the 

spring arrives. We are all familiar with the veg patch stalwarts, 

though more exotic roots are becoming available, but be careful, 

as some are not hardy. Sweet potatoes and Mashua (like a nutty 

potato) need a long, warm growing period and will not survive 

a frost. Some that sound exotic are actually reintroductions of 

ancient varieties; Scorzonera is a hardy, rugged looking root and 

Skirret, which is like a multi-stemmed parsnip was apparently 

Henry VIII’s favourite (but then he didn’t have to prepare it). 

All in the soil 

A lot goes on under the ground. It’s a busy place, absolutely 

teeming with life – most of it microscopic and unfathomable 

to us. We have to trust what’s going on down there – and that 

can be half the problem, as there’s no way of checking on things. 

Root crops need to grow in conditions that make it easy for the 

roots to expand and grow into acceptable shapes (unless you 

particularly enjoy the comedy moments that sometimes result 

from odd shaped roots). Carrots and parsnips will fang and fork 

if they have to fight their way through compacted or stony soil 

and, weirdly, are also prone to do this if the soil is too rich. They 

like a free draining situation, so it might be worth installing 

raised beds, particularly if your soil is on the clay side. Do add 

organic matter to condition the soil, but make sure this has 

 

Cultivation 

Carrots – grow best in light, sandy soil that hasn’t 

been recently manured. Sow in containers, or choose 

short-rooted varieties if your soil is unsuitable. 

Thin to 2-3cm apart. Carrot fly is the main 

enemy, protect with fleece, interplant with strong 

smelling crops like alliums, or in raised beds 

Parsnips – seeds may be slow to germinate – station sow/ 

mark the rows with a quick crop like radish. Parsnips like 

the same conditions as carrots – not too rich/heavy, stony, 

or freshly manured. Leave in the ground over winter as frost 

will sweeten the roots. Varieties: Gladiator, Tender and True 

Beetroot – don’t grow in recently manured soil. 

For an autumn/winter crop, sow in mid July. Pull 

before they become woody and keep the tops on to 

stop ‘bleeding’. Varieties: Boltardy, Chioggia, 

Leeks – sowing to harvest – 26-40 weeks, 

depending on crop (early, main or late). Start 

off inside or direct into a nursery bed. 

Transplant when pencil thick into holes that are watered, 

but not refilled with soil. Hardy through winter, easy to 

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Potatoes – ‘Chit’ seed potatoes by leaving in a light, 

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Celeriac – can be slow to germinate and get going and needs 

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been applied during the previous season. Root crops often follow 

on from greedier vegetables like brassicas in a rotation for this 

reason, as the manure or compost is added to feed the first crop, 

but also helps to improve the soil structure in the long term. 

Harvesting and storing 

Whether you lift and store your root crop, or leave 

them in the ground to harvest through the winter will 

depend on how frozen the ground may get, but also 

whether they are prone to attack from soil pests. 

Main crop potatoes – ready to harvest once the haulm (top 

growth) has died back in early autumn. They can be left in 

the ground and dug up when required, but if you need the 

space for other crops, or suffer with keel slugs (underground 

slugs that attack tubers and root crops) or blight, it is probably 

better to lift and store the tubers. Lift potatoes carefully – push 

your fork gently into the ground a distance away from the 

plant and unearth them. Spread them out to dry in the open 

air for an hour or so to enable their skins to toughen up for 

storing. Potatoes need to be stored in dry, dark conditions. 

Hessian sacks are ideal, as they allow air to circulate. 

Onions – ready to lift when the tops die down. Again, 

leave them in the open air for a while – a week or more, to 

let the papery protective layer ‘cure’. Onions are best stored 

in cool, dry conditions – plait the dried stems or store in 

a mesh bag and hang up to ensure good air circulation. 

Garlic and shallots are treated in the same way as onions. 

Carrots, beetroot, parsnips, turnips, swede – can be left in 

the ground and harvested when needed, but to stop them being 

attacked by pests and if your ground freezes too hard in the 

winter, it’s best to lift them and store in a protected environment. 

Once lifted, cut off the leaves and stems to prevent 

moisture being drawn out of the roots. Find an old 

wooden box, or storage container and put a layer of sand, 

sawdust or multi-purpose compost (kept moist, but not 

wet) in the bottom, then a layer of roots, then more sand/ 

compost etc. Store in a shed/garage/cellar, but make sure 

no pests can get at them – don’t seal with a lid, though, 

as this may create an airless, unhealthy environment. 

If you have space outside, or have large quantities to store, 

you could build a clamp, which is a traditional way of keeping 

vegetables available all through the winter. Find a flat, dry patch 

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Susan Elkin takes a look at the traditional Christmas story 

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Many a fond parental eye will be piped in the next 

couple of weeks when they hear toothy little voices, 

slightly off key, warbling their way through the first 

verse of Away in a Manger at the school nativity play. It’s as 

much part of Christmas as mince pies, reindeer and tinsel. 

It won’t be long though before we also hear of schools which 

have decided against any sort of traditional Christmas for 

fear of offending those of other faiths or unbelievers. Like the 

aforementioned mince pies, reindeer and tinsel, that too happens 

every year. And it tends to annoy many parents which is why we 

hear about it. They’ve stomped off to the press in indignation. 

Well I sympathise with their cause but probably don’t 

share their reasoning. The Christmas story is about family 

values (how kindly Joseph cares for Mary!), new life and 

(almost) universal rejoicing. Even the sinister Herod part 

of the story shows up everyone else in a good light in the 

face of evil: the wise men go home a different way and, 

we have to assume that Mary, Joseph and their young 

child are helped into exile by many decent people. 

For the record, I’m a religious unbeliever but there’s 

a great deal of universal human truth and love in this 

story. And that unifying, timeless humanity is, I think, 

worth celebrating with every child in every school. 

Second, the nativity play is a form of drama and children 

can’t, really can’t have too much of that. It teaches self 

confidence, teamwork and helps children to empathise 

with others even if they’re still in Reception or Year 1. 

Cuts have meant that many schools – of all sorts – have 

found the need to reduce drama and other arts provision. 

If you let the nativity play go for ideological or other 

reasons then it’s yet another drama opportunity lost. 

Third, traditions are part of a community’s social 

stability. Many children – sadly – don’t have much of 

that in their lives outside school. So schools have to work 

ever harder to compensate. They shouldn’t have to, of 

course, but they do. Anything which is traditional helps 

whether it’s dancing round the maypole, the end of 

term disco, the summer fete at which you’re allowed to 

throw wet sponges at the head – or the nativity play. 

So long live the sound of Away in a Manger, Joseph forgetting 

his words and chirping shepherds. Just don’t get too competitive, 

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the policeman and the farmer are just as important as Mary. 

It’s the taking part and sharing the story which matters. 

Wishing all our Customers, Friends and Artists 

A Truely Wonderful Festive time 

Christmas at Denbies 

Christmas Late Night Shopping 

and Craft Fair 

Monday 11 December 5- 8pm 

Original gifts, music, free mulled wine and 

mince pies. Free admission and car parking 

Denbies Wine & Gift Shop 

Open daily 

A wide range of inspiring gifts to suit all tastes 

Wine tasting daily 

Denbies Santa 5k Fun Run 

Sunday 10 December 

Visit www.denbies.co.uk for details 

Denbies Sparkling Christmas & 

New Year’s Eve Celebrations 

Visit www.denbies.co.uk for details 

Denbies Wine Estate Ltd, London Road, Dorking Surrey RH5 6AA 

T. 01306 876616 www.denbies.co.uk 

Email: events@denbiesvineyard.co.uk www.denbies.co.uk 

11 The Parade, Claygate, Surrey, KT10 0PD. WWW.TREWART.COM Phone +44 (0)1372 470997 


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What’s On In December 

Christmas 

Thurs 23 Nov - Sun 24 Dec 

Bocketts Farm, Young 

Street, Fetcham, 

Leatherhead KT22 9BS 

Visit Father Christmas 

Hop on board the Santa Express 

trailer, pass through the magical 

gates and visit Santa in his 

traditional hay barn workshop, 

where children will receive a 

wrapped present. Bocketts also 

has hundreds of Christmas 

trees on sale, new born lambs 

expected early in the month, 

and a children’s Christmas trail. 

Info: bockettsfarm.co.uk 

Fri 1 December - 

Weds 3 January 

RHS Garden Wisley, 

Wisley Lane, Wisley, 

Woking GU23 6QB 

Christmas Glow 

A breath-taking installation of 

fantastical giant illuminated 

flowers, dramatic installations 

and illuminated trees at the 

RHS Garden Wisley. The 

Glasshouse will have a display 

inspired by Clement Clarke 

Moore’s poem ‘St Nicholas’, 

there will be Christmas food 

in the Food Hall, festive 

shopping and stories, songs 

and gingerbread decorating 

with Mr and Mrs Claus. 

Info: rhs.org.uk 

Sat 2 - Sun 24 Dec 

Godstone Farm, Tilburstow 

Hill Road, Godstone RH9 8LX 

Meet Father Christmas 

Father Christmas returns to 

his special festive Christmas 

cabin with his team of elves. 

Booking is recommended 

to avoid disappointment. 

Info: godstonefarm.co.uk 

Fri 8 - Sun 17 Dec 

Jubilee Square, Woking 

Woking Christmas 

Market 

39 stalls packed full of festive 

food and gorgeous gifts will 

be lining the streets and 

surrounding the Christmas 

tree of Jubilee Square to 

transform Woking into a 

Christmas shopper’s paradise. 

Info: woking-shopping.co.uk 

Sat 16 & Sun 17 Dec 

11am - 3pm 

Hatchlands Park, East 

Clandon, Guildford GU4 7RT 

Christmas Animal Visit 

The animals of Millers’ Ark 

Farm are visiting the Hatchlands 

courtyard this month. Go 

and snuggle with these furry 

friends and you can also 

meet Morris and Callum, 

Hatchland’s resident donkeys. 

Info: nationaltrust.org.uk 

Food & Drink 

Sun 10 Dec 12pm - 4pm 

Albury Organic Vineyard, 

Shere Road, Albury GU5 9BW 

Christmas Tasting 

Enjoy tasting Albury’s 

sparkling wines, brandy, honey 

and Kokoh chocolate, the 

Vineyard toy trail (weather 

dependant) and performances 

from the Godalming 

Community Gospel Choir. 

Entry: Adults £5, Children and 

Wine Club Members Free 

Info: alburyvineyard.com 

Mon 25 & Tues 26 Dec 

Farleigh Golf Club, 

Old Farleigh Road, 

Warlingham CR6 9PE 

Christmas & Boxing 

Day Lunches 

Indulge in a six course feast 

with coffee, mints and gifts 

for children on Christmas Day 

or three course carvery with a 

glass of bubbly on Boxing Day. 

Info: farleighfox.co.uk 

New Year 

Sun 31 Dec 7pm- 1am 

G Live, London Road, 

Guildford GU1 2AA 

Cirque de Lumiere 

Dress to impress at G Live’s 

dazzling circus of lights to 

end 2017 with champagne, 

a superb three-course meal, 

amazing artists, DJ, live band, 

a live stream of the London 

fireworks, and a delicious 

survivors’ breakfast. 

Entry: £69.96, groups 

10+ £62.95 

Info: glive.co.uk 

Sun 31 Dec 7pm - 12.50am 

Reigate Manor, Reigate 

Hill, Reigate RH2 9PF 

New Year’s Eve Ball 

This black-tie ball will begin 

with Champagne and canapés 

in the lounge area before an 

evening of entertainment and 

indulgence in The Ballroom 

with casino tables, a seven 

course menu and swing music 

from singer Ray Lowe. 

Info: reigatemanor.co.uk 

Sports & Leisure 

Fri 8 - Sat 9 Dec 

Sandown Park Racecourse, 

Portsmouth Road, 

Esher KT10 9AJ 

Betfair Tingle 

Creek Christmas 

Festival Chase Day 

Combining Grade 1 racing 

with a heartwarming festive 

atmosphere, this historic 

event has been running since 

1979. This year there will 

be a brand new addition 

of a Bavarian Beer Hall. 

Info: sandown.thejockeyclub.co.uk 

Sun 10 Dec 10am 

Dnebies Wine Estate, London 

Road, Dorking RH5 6AA 

Santa Fun Run 5K 

Hundreds of red-suited, whitebearded 

participants will be 

running, jogging or walking 

Denbies’ beautiful traffic 

free course with mince pies, 

mulled wine (or soft drinks) 

and medals awaiting them at 

the finish line. This event is 

untimed and will have festive 

tunes and entertainment. 

Entry: £25, Childen under 

15 £15, including Santa suit, 

mulled wine or soft drink, 

mince pie and finishers’ medal 

Info: denbies.co.uk 

Theatre & Pantomime 

Weds 6 - Sat 9 Dec 

Ivy Arts Centre, University Of 

Surrey, Stag Hill Court, 388 

Perimeter Road, Guildford 

GU2 7XH 

Daisy Pulls It Off 

This family Christmas musical 

set in 1927 follows Daisy 

Meredith in a classic girls’ 

school story of unspeakable 

snobs, ghastly schemes and 

mysterious clues. 

Info: 01483 686876 / gsauk.org 

Fri 15 - Sun 17 Dec 

Guildford Spectrum 

Leisure Complex, Parkway, 

Guildford GU1 1UP 

Aladdin Pantomime 

on Ice 

This three day ice festival 

brings the ever-popular tale 

of Aladdin to the ice. It’s a 

real community event with a 

cast of talented young skaters 

drawn from Spectrum’s own 

skating programme and some 

of the region’s rising stars. 

Info: guildfordspectrum.co.uk 

Fri 15 Dec - Sun 17 Jan 

Epsom Playhouse, Ashley 

Avenue, Epsom KT18 5AL 

Cinderella Pantomime 

This magical performance 

is a classic family treat with 

stunning scenery and costumes, 

comedy, dancing and 3D effects. 

Info: 01372 742555 / 

epsomplayhouse.co.uk 

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press but may be subject to change. 

Readers are advised to check with 

venues before making arrangements. 

We can list your event in the next 

issue of Surrey Homes for only £15! 

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Deadline for the January issue is 4 

December 2017. 


Competition 

Win £250 to spend at The glades 

shopping centre in bromley 

The Glades Shopping Centre, South East London’s shoppers’ paradise, is nestled in the 

bustling borough of Bromley, where an abundance of fashion, gift and restaurant options 

will make Christmas 2017 your best yet. With more than 130 retailers under its roof, sources 

of inspiration can be found everywhere at the centre. For show-stopping party outfits or cosy casual 

clothing, the likes of M&S, Massimo Dutti, H&M, Zara, Karen Millen, T.M.Lewin, Hobbs and 

more will leave you spoilt for choice. 

Present-buying is made oh-so-easy, with retailers including Cath Kidston, Debenhams, L’Occitane, 

Jo Malone, Hotel Chocolat and the White Company, to mention a few, offering that special 

something you’ve been looking for. The addition of a new restaurant terrace with places to eat like 

Giraffe, Byron Burger, Wagamama, Ed’s Diner, Belgo, Yo!Sushi and Carluccio’s means there is 

something for all the family to enjoy. 

No Christmas shopping trip is complete without visiting Santa’s grotto, and this year The Glades is 

hosting ADVENTure Land, one of the most exciting festive experiences in London. 

This 40-minute interactive extravaganza will see enchanting elves lead families through a wondrously 

festive adventure featuring 24 doors, with magical seasonal games, music, jokes and even more fun 

to be revealed behind each one. The Big Man in Red will be waiting at the end with a gift and photo 

opportunity. Get your tickets now at www.theglades.co.uk. The centre will be open from 9am to 9pm 

from 11 December every Monday to Saturday to help you get the festivities wrapped up in a very 

stylish bow. Get into the holiday spirit at The Glades this winter for a truly Merry Christmas. 

How to enter: For 

your chance to win £250 

to spend at The Glades, 

just answer the following 

question: In which borough 

is The Glades Shopping 

Centre situated? Enter your 

answer with your contact 

details* in the online form 

at surrey-homes.co.uk/ 

competition or post to: 

The Glades Competition, 

Surrey Ho mes, 21 

Stone Street, Cranbrook, 

Kent TN17 3HF by 31 

December. There is no 

cash alternative and the 

prize must be taken before 

end of March 2018. If 

we are unable to contact 

the winner, we will select 

another. *All entrants’ details 

will be passed on to The 

Glades and Wealden Times 

Events. Please let us know 

if you do not wish your 

details to be passed on. 

Congratulations to Ms D Elliott who wins our October competition for a Flint & Flame Santoku Knife 


Jane Howard’s 

Fables from the Farm 

Jane reflects on a bountiful year at Coopers Farm 

It’s been quite a dry autumn, so 

this year the cows stayed out right 

up until the end of November. 

They’d happily stay out all winter if we 

gave them half a chance and plenty of 

hay, but weighing in at a hefty 700kg 

a piece they’d turn all the fields into a 

soupy mush with not a blade of grass 

in sight come the spring. So I’ve just 

brought them in and love the novelty 

of having them up by the house, 

bedded up and cosy in deep, clean 

straw. Having the cows in the barn also 

means that Christmas is 

coming (though no geese 

to fatten here as they’re 

one of the few animals 

not to feature in the 

Coopers Farm line-up). 

And that means I go 

into festive overdrive. My 

efforts extend far beyond 

the hall, as I deck every 

corner of this old farmhouse 

with industrial quantities 

of greenery gathered from 

around the farm. There’s 

nothing like swags of ivy 

and twigs of holly to create 

general Christmas loveliness and such 

abundance has the added advantage of 

hiding all the cobwebs. And ladies take 

note… the pagans considered holly 

to be male and ivy female, whichever 

was brought inside the home first 

would determine who would rule 

the roost for the following year! 

“the pagans 

considered holly to 

be male and ivy 

female, whichever 

was brought inside 

the home first 

would determine 

who would rule 

the roost for the 

following year!” 

And then there’s the seasonal menus. 

2017 was a great year for fruit and 

foraging and I’ve managed to store a 

fair amount of interesting produce for 

the Christmas table, though my girls 

make it perfectly clear that Waitrose 

would be the preferred option. I’ll be 

serving Dabinetts and Jordan’s Weepings 

– interesting old-fashioned apple 

varieties – exotically perfumed Meeches 

Prolific quinces and bowls of creamy 

medlars to go with the mince pies. 

The walnut tree went into overdrive 

– even though we forgot 

to beat it, which is 

apparently the key to 

success – and produced 

about twenty nuts. And 

while on the subject of 

beating, this year we got 

there before the squirrels 

and so will have cobnuts 

to go with the walnuts, 

and huge juicy sweet 

chestnuts, for which it 

was also a bumper year. 

And the table will 

twinkle with homemade 

beeswax candles which 

are quite easy, though time consuming, 

to make. In the autumn the wax frames 

full of honey are spun to remove the 

honey and then the wet and sticky 

frames are given back to the bees to clean 

up. The older, scruffier and now dry wax 

frames are then melted down to produce 

a pan, ideally a tall asparagus pan, full of 

molten beeswax. A long piece of wick is 

then dipped at either end into the pan of 

wax and hung over a chair back to cool. 

Once set, they can be dipped again and 

again and again until the desired length 

and thickness of candle is achieved. If 

I’m being completely honest, it’s jolly 

difficult to end up with a perpendicular 

candle, but heck, lean as they might 

they cast a far more interesting 

glow and smell utterly delicious. 

However, when it comes to alcohol, 

the family very firmly put their collective 

foot down and insist on the real thing 

– branded, bottled and bought – rather 

than obscure home-made hedgerow 

versions. It’s not for debate, although 

I do manage to slip in some sloe gin 

just to make the point! Cheers and 

Happy Christmas to one and all. 

Follow Jane Howard – and the farm 

– on Instagram @coopersfarm 


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