Winchester Lifestyle Aug - Sep 2020

Contents 

A Note 

from the editor 

What a crazy few months. I’m not even 

sure how I can begin to summarise 

the last 16 weeks...they are certainly 

the strangest in my lifetime, and I’m 

sure in yours too. 

A Culinary to transform Journey your through home into 

Northern 10Ideas your dream Ireland space 

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Dining out at the 

Has COVID made 

Ivy Brasserie you consider retiring? 

Editor Kate Thomson 

e katie.thomson@minervapublications.co.uk 

Publisher Sally Thomson 

Contributors Peter Thomson, Sue Cooke, Matthew Biggs, Angela Cave, 

Kate O’Connell and Pippa O’Keefe. Cover image courtesy of www.Lights4Fun.co.uk 

Key Account Manager Laura Rodney 

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into the garden 

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First and foremost, I hope you, your 

friends and your family have stayed 

well during this fraught period. My 

sincerest, heartfelt condolences go 

out to anyone who has lost a loved 

one during this time. It has been so 

testing in ways we could just not have 

imagined in February. 

Never has our sense of civic duty felt 

stronger - we all have a part to play 

in keeping ourselves well, not just for 

our own sakes, but to help halt the 

spread of this horrible disease. So, 

face masks at the ready, and hand 

sanitizer within arm’s reach, let’s try 

and delve into the new normal! 

With all this considered, it is still very 

heartening to see the early, tentative 

steps back toward normality. Being a 

small, family business ourselves, we 

know just how much this period has 

affected businesses up and down the 

land - you may have even noticed that 

we didn’t produce our usual June/July 

issue. We are back, albeit at a smaller 

size than usual, with lots of content 

to help lift some of the gloom and to 

give our treasured local independents 

a platform to stand up and say hello 

- please, as much as possible, give 

them your support - after all, money 

spent in local independents is more 

likely to stay in the community. 

In this issue you’ll find the usual dose 

of delicious recipes, home and garden 

inspiration, advice from industry 

experts and an insight into what is 

going on locally. We fully recommend 

reading with a cuppa - or a large G&T 

in the sunshine. 

Hopefully the whole gang, will be back 

next edition and usual programming 

will resume - we will see you in 

October when we will be looking at 

all things schools, dare I say it pre- 

Christmas loveliness and hopefully 

some travel ideas and what’s ons! 

Katie 

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WINCHESTER Business Directory 

Hayes Music 

Musical instrument stores in Romsey 

selling a range of instruments including 

brass, woodwind, pianos, percussion and 

more. New and second hand. 

02380 860889 | hayesmusic.co.uk 

Attractions 

Hampshire Wine School 

Independent wine education company, 

offering wine, champagne, beer, port, gin, 

rum & whisky tastings as well as wine & 

food pairing courses. 02380 644350 

hampshirewineschool.com 

Leckford Estate, 

THE WAITROSE & PARTNERS FARM 

A working farm with retail shops, golf 

courses, fly fishing and a water garden 

open to the public. leckfordestate.co.uk 

Mottisfont, National Trust 

A historical priory, garden and country 

estate in Hampshire. Fantastic exhibitions 

and events throughout the year. Cafés on 

site. 01794 340757 

nationaltrust.org.uk/mottisfont 

Education 

Peter Symonds College Adult & 

Higher Education Divison 

Offering a diverse range of cost-effective 

courses varying from language and 

leisure classes to industry-recognised 

professional qualifications and university 

degrees. 01962 886166 | psc.ac.uk/ahed 

Pippa's Guardians 

Providers of an exclusive Guardianship 

service for students attending UK 

boarding schools and whose parents live 

abroad. 01684 252757 

pippasguardians.co.uk 

Stroud School 

Preparatory day school for girls and boys 

aged 3 - 13 years in Hampshire with 

an exciting curriculum and wonderful 

facilities. 01794 513231 

stroud-kes.org.uk 

The Westgate School 

Hampshire’s first 4-16 ‘all-through’ school 

who is at the top of the school league 

tables in Hampshire. 01962854757 

westgate.hants.sch.uk 

Health & Beauty 

Macks Fitness 

Personal trainer, corporate fitness, 

pilates, boxercise and circuits classes in 

Winchester. 07920 282502 

macksfitness.co.uk 

South Coast Urology 

A team of seven Consultant Urologists 

based in Hampshire and Dorset, 

providing a comprehensive service in all 

aspects of Urology. 02380 764389 

southcoasturology.co.uk 

House & Home 

Alexander Design 

Award winning Chartered Architects 

Practice whose aim is to create high 

quality yet affordable buildings, whether 

for community, commercial or private 

clients. 01962 878 833 

alexanderdesign.uk.com 

Cranbourne Stone Ltd 

Leading supplier of high-quality and 

bespoke natural stone swimming pool 

surrounds as well as natural stone for 

kitchens, bathrooms and landscaping 

projects. 01264 810813 

cranbournestone.co.uk 

Fix My Garage Door 

A small family business serving the 

Hampshire area specialising in all aspects 

of garage door engineering including 

repairs, automation and bespoke doors. 

07780566033 | fixmygaragedoor.co.uk 

Interstyle Bedrooms 

Hampshire based specialists in bespoke 

fitted wardrobes, pull down beds and 

storage solutions. 023 8033 6331 

interstylebedrooms.com 

Moores Cleaning SERVICES LTD 

Commercial cleaning company that pride 

themselves on their high standards and 

delivery. 01264 362378 

moorescleaning.co.uk 

Neat-House Interiors 

Specialists in bespoke curtains and 

interiors as well as a whole host of Interior 

Design services. 02380 273414 

neat-house.co.uk 

Paul Price Painting & 

Decorating 

Specialists in all aspects of house 

decoration, from small, simple paint 

tasks to larger listed buildings requiring 

specialist painted finishes. 0741 131 1508 

paulpricepaintinganddecorating.co.uk 

Pine & Oak Furniture 

Locally owned and operated company 

selling beautiful rustic and contemporary 

furniture, as well as unusual giftware and 

accessories. 01962 865775 

pine-oak.co.uk 

Swan Systems Furniture 

Designers, manufacturers and installers of 

bespoke bedrooms on the South Coast. 

Showrooms at Swaythling Road SO30 

3AG | 01329843636 | swansystems.co.uk 

Tucker Joinery 

Kitchens, Furniture and joinery. Delivering 

bespoke hand crafted joinery including 

windows,doors, staircases, kitchens, 

furniture and much more. 01264 365113 

tuckerjoinery.co.uk 

Winchester Framing 

Bespoke framing, art supplies and gallery. 

01962 854072 

winchesterframing.co.uk 

Trinity Rose 

Members of the Royal Institution of 

Chartered Surveyors (RICS) TRINITY 

ROSE abide by the RICS Code of 

Conduct and confidently deliver 

exceptional customer service with 

professional integrity. 02382 002500 

trinity-rose.co.uk 

Later Life 

Brendoncare in Hampshire 

Five care homes in Hampshire offering 

residential, nursing, specialist dementia, 

respite and end-of-life care, depending 

on location. 01962 852133 

brendoncare.org.uk 

Melody Care 

Providers of the highest standard of 

care to those who want to remain living 

independently in their own homes. 

01962 458088 | melodycare.co.uk 

WINCHESTER HEARING CENTRE 

Offering a range of hearing healthcare 

options including – hearing tests, hearing 

aids and ear wax removal by a friendly, 

independent local company 01962 

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Legal & Finance 

Clear Vision Financial 

Management 

Based in Romsey and established in 

2011, Clear Vision is a forward-thinking 

financial management business. 

01794330025 | cv-fm.com 

Paget Will Writing 

Professional, thorough and effective Will 

Writing for your peace of mind, security 

and confidence. 07786626979 

pagetwillwriting.co.uk 

Travel 

Alresford Travel 

Luxury long haul travel agent, specialising 

in long haul travel, adventure and cruise 

holidays, USA trips and more. ATOL 

protected. 01962 733659 

alresfordtravel.co.uk 

Angela Holidays 

Family owned company offering UK and 

Continental Coach holidays, river cruises 

and short breaks. 02380404536 

angelaholidays.co.uk 

Stagecoach South 

Stagecoach South operates local bus 

services in West Sussex, Surrey and 

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How has 

covid 

changed 

education? 

What positives can 

we take from this 

pandemic? 

Teaching during these 

difficult times has created a 

blended learning approach, 

meaning a school has had 

to develop a multi-faceted 

approach to education. 

Andy Perryer, Digital 

Learning Adviser for 

Cognita, reflects on how 

teachers and pupils have 

embraced online learning 

during the pandemic in this 

piece for the Independent 

Schools Council. 

Last week, a teacher at Breaside Prep, 

one of the Cognita schools just outside 

London, showed me how her class had 

taken to using collaborative documents. 

It sounds ordinary but is anything but. It 

started with a blank screen. Then a sprout 

of an idea appeared, followed by one 

branch and another; images were added, 

giving life and colour to the initial thinking, 

and a stream of comment boxes popped 

over the screen. All within the space of a 

minute: an explosion of creativity. 

Online teaching under Covid-19 

restrictions has been a hothouse for 

EdTech in the independent sector. 

Sometimes painful necessity has seen 

schools’ digital wizardry advance two+ 

years in mere weeks, as online tools once 

viewed as ‘nice to have’ additions become 

everyday necessities. So the future has 

arrived early, with lasting implications for 

what it means to be a teacher. 

But the story of the last few months is not 

a chronicle of the wonders of technology 

– rather the value of good teachers who 

are flexible, adaptable and committed. 

Evidence has shown that just giving 

children digital devices and software 

leads nowhere. The technology is an 

engine of education, but it’s the quality 

of the teacher’s guidance, motivation, 

feedback and interaction that are the allimportant 

wheels. 

Our schools in the UK were able to learn 

key lockdown lessons early on due to 

experiences shared by our sister schools 

in Asia, where the pandemic hit first. 

Chief among these was that well-being 

and a sense of security had to be the 

initial foundation. Pupils had to see their 

teachers and classmates, albeit virtually, 

and have time to re-establish feelings of 

being part of a community - before the 

impetus for learning was unlocked. 

There’s no doubt it’s been a trial by fire. 

Before Covid-19, teachers tended to 

fall into two camps: those who were 

comfortable with IT anyway, and those 

who couldn’t wait to turn off their 

laptop and get back into the classroom. 

Either way, the transition to online has 

prompted an incredible groundswell of 

teacher collaboration as peers share the 

challenges they’re feeling in this brave 

new world - along with ideas, support 

and handy hacks for overcoming them. 

Out went normal routines and mindsets 

as the realisation soon set in that an 

element of freewheeling agility is what’s 

needed. For example, as soon as we 

learned how to set up outward-facing 

webinars on Microsoft Teams in April, we 

had live online events up and running for 

parents from the following week on how 

to support children through lockdown. 

Before, this would have likely involved 

months of planning. 

We’ve been fortunate at Cognita in that the 

UK pandemic restrictions came towards 

the end of our national initiative to refresh 

how EdTech was being used, introducing 

mobile technology and wireless screen 

sharing as standard in the classroom. We 

were already encouraging teachers to be 

more mobile around classrooms, making 

their teaching practice more flexible and 

intuitive. They could take a snap of a 

student’s piece of work for instantaneous 

sharing and peer feedback, and teach 

from where they were needed rather than 

be tethered to the corner of the room 

where the tech used to sit. We showed 

them how digital tools could transform 

learning, not just substitute what is done 

without them. That’s what lockdown 

brought into sharp focus. 

As per the opening example of children 

using collaborative documents, 

we’ve seen how difficult times have 

opened eyes to how learning can be 

enhanced: the limits to collaboration 

and participation while working on 

paper in a classroom; the benefits of 

personalisation and student agency, 

when students get to choose how and 

when they study and who they learn 

with. Feedback has been transformed. 

Teachers have more options, from the 

simple text box, to a short piece of 

audio or a fully interactive video that 

encourages more depth and variety in 

responses; if a group of students are 

experiencing the same issue, they can 

provide group face-to-face feedback; 

and most importantly the feedback is on 

record, something that can be returned 

to rather than advice in a classroom that 

can’t always be remembered. 

The 2020 pandemic won’t be remembered 

as a blip for education but a step change, 

the opening up of the box to genuinely 

blended learning - the best of both online 

and face-to-face. And that will mean 

more flexibility and freedom for teaching 

professionals, no longer rooted in the 

classroom but able to move between the 

physical and virtual 

worlds, marshalling 

stores of resources 

and collaboration in 

ways that provide 

a more engaging, 

innovative education 

experience for our 

children. 

The Independent Schools Council (ISC) 

brings together seven associations and 

four affiliate associations to represent over 

1,300 independent schools. These schools 

are amongst the best in the world, and 

educate more than half-a-million children. 


Twyford School welcomes 

their new Headmaster at the start 

of the new academic year 

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planning for the School to be fully open in September, operating 

within the government guidelines. Work on our DT extension and 

additional classroom is well underway with the aim to be ready 

for the new academic year. 

The Summer term of 2020 was momentous and unusual for 

many reasons. The entire Twyford School community rallied 

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and months of lockdown. The teachers adapted to online 

teaching using Zoom, Google Classroom, interactive websites, 

video and ‘live marking’ on Kami. Thanks to our full provision of 

chrome books in School, we were able to loan them out, where 

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From June 1st we welcomed Nursery, Reception, Years 1 and 

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drop off and pick up kept a safe flow through the school. Our 

spacious grounds enabled outside learning, games and play to 

take place as usual. A regime of regular and increased cleaning 

and a focus on personal hygiene was strongly encouraged. 

We were delighted to be able to welcome three further year 

groups back for the last two weeks of term; the Year 8s, our 

‘Leavers’, were able to enjoy their Shakespeare workshop and 

performance together, rather than over Zoom! We were even 

more excited to be able to welcome the remaining three year 

groups back for the last week of term to be altogether as a 

community; a fitting farewell for our retiring Headmaster, Dr 

Steve Bailey, after 10 years at Twyford. 

Our next Open Morning is planned for Friday 2nd October and 

we hope that the tours will be in person rather than virtually, but 

this will of course depend upon guidelines! 

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information. 

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Lockdown Life 

at King Edward 

VI School 

For schools, responding to the 

Coronavirus pandemic has 

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At King Edward VI School in Southampton, adjusting to the ‘new 

normal’ saw a transition to online learning which reconstructed 

the students’ usual timetable, albeit from home. As phased 

reopening was endorsed by Government, then came preparing 

the site for social distancing regulations and devising ‘hybrid’ 

lessons, delivering content appropriate for the whole class, 

whether they were in school or connecting from home. 

Staff and students were heavily involved in the community effort 

to support the NHS, answering the call for PPE. Distributing 

to frontline workers at Southampton Children’s Hospital and 

other local NHS hospitals, surgeries, and social care facilities, 

the laser cutter worked overtime on manufacturing hundreds of 

visors, and soon surgical gowns and scrubs were added to the 

production schedule. 

The school is open to small groups of visitors for Taster 

Mornings and Open Afternoons; email 

registrar@kes.hants.sch.uk for more information. 

Follow @KESSouthampton or visit www.kes.hants.sch.uk 

for updates on the virtual Open Day experience launching in 

October. 

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Thursday 24 September 

Tuesday 26 September 

Year 8 

Monday 21 September 

Open Afternoons 

Tuesday 13 October 

Tuesday 10 November 

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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SENDING 

CHILDREN TO NURSERY 

Sending a child to nursery can have huge benefits for their 

capabilities and development 

Here the National Day Nurseries Association 

outlines how beneficial nursery can be for 

your child. 

Research shows that a child’s first five years 

are fundamentally important as their brains 

continue to develop. These early years are 

the foundations that shape their future. 

Ofsted judged 97% of nurseries and 

pre-schools as good or outstanding, 

demonstrating their high quality and ability 

to support children during these formative 

years. 

General benefits 

Children are assigned a key person who 

builds a close relationship with the child and 

parents. They plan activities/experiences 

that meet the child’s interests and support 

their learning and development. 

Settings will work closely with parents to 

support children’s learning with skills such 

as toilet training and managing feelings. 

They will share strategies, and often 

resources, to make sure that children can 

see staff and parents working together. 

Children build relationships across age 

groups, which can give siblings time to play 

together, and with others from different 

backgrounds. This increases their sense of 

well-being and belonging. 

Nursery promotes learning through play 

and helps children develop confidence, 

independence and the fundamental skills 

needed for school. 

Routines are developed in accordance with 

the needs and routines of the individual 

child, alongside the structure of the nursery 

day, allowing them to feel safe and secure. 

Many nurseries offer home-cooked meals, 

specific to dietary needs, and healthy 

snacks throughout the day. This ensures 

that children are eating not only what they 

need, but are also experiencing different 

food that they may not eat at home. 

Well-developed learning 

opportunities 

All nurseries in England follow the Early 

Years Foundation Stage, developed by 

the Department for Education, to support 

a child’s communication and language, 

physical, personal, social and emotional 

development. This is alongside the 

specific areas of Literacy, Mathematics, 

Understanding the World and Expressive 

Arts and Design. 

Children take part in a wide range of 

activities and some nurseries offer 

additional specialised learning opportunities 

like dance lessons or languages. Many 

settings offer trips/experiences out into local 

surroundings like the park and even further 

afield to zoos and farms. 

Benefits for Parents 

Sending a child to a high-quality nursery 

means parents feel assured that their child 

is well looked after, making friends and 

gaining independence. 

Experienced practitioners act as a support 

network for advice and support, all 

whilst planning, observing and assessing 

children’s learning. This helps with the early 

identification of any Special Educational 

Needs and Disabilities and supports 

parental concerns, allowing for additional 

support to be sourced early. 

These are just a few of the benefits of 

sending a child to nursery. Academic 

research echoes these and shows that 

attending a quality nursery setting is a 

positive and beneficial experience for all. 

For further information visit www.ndna. 

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dining out: the new normal 

Editor Katie Thomson heads to the Ivy Winchester in her first 

restaurant visit post-lockdown 

A first restaurant visit since the COVID-19 

outbreak and subsequent lockdown was 

always going to feel a little…tense. After 

so many weeks of fastidious cleaning at 

home and keeping a strict distance from 

passersby, how would it feel to reenter 

normal life and head out for a meal? 

So it was with a mix trepidation and 

excitement to leave the house (with 

actual, going out clothes on) that we 

headed to the newly reopened Ivy 

Winchester Brasserie. I always feel a 

sense of occasion dining here and the 

only change to the impressive welcome 

is a new temperature scanning screen 

- it digitally records your temperature to 

check for symptoms. If you fail it the first 

time don’t fear though - you can take a 

15 minute cool off before returning just to 

check the reading. 

Precautions have been taken without 

them becoming a distraction to your 

evening - discreet hand sanitisers sit on 

each table and glass screens now cover 

the gaps between booths. Unobtrusive, 

they do nothing but reassure within lovely 

surroundings. 

We dined on a Tuesday night - not an 

evening that is busy at the best of times, 

but here, it was buzzing - my fears about 

a post-COVID lack of atmosphere were 

unfounded. As I sipped my Ivy Royale, 

I looked from table to table - guests 

were taking in the ambiance, celebrating 

belated birthdays or anniversaries or just 

visiting for a culinary treat. 

The menu is like the exuberant friend 

coming for a visit - peppered with rich 

and delicious brasserie dishes that you 

yearn to see, alongside a whole host of 

indulgent takes on classics - like new 

tales to be told. After months with limited 

choice, decision paralysis set in; after 

much deliberation, we decided it would 

be crime not to have the Tempura prawns 

with salt and pepper squid - served with 

the most delicious miso mayonnaise (so 

wonderful, that we asked for a pot of it 

to accompany a steak main too). We also 

ordered the delectable Seared Atlantic 

scallops, served with smoked cauliflower 

purée, capers, lemon, golden raisins and 

samphire tempura. 

For mains it was a 21 day aged sirloin 

steak served with a side of the famous 

zucchini fritti (order them, by the 

bucket load preferably) and a childhood 

favourite, Chicken Milanese, made luxe 

with the addition of a brioche-crumb and 

served with shaved asparagus, radish, 

mixed herbs, green pesto and herb 

mayonnaise. 

As is always the case, eyes and gluttony 

were bigger than belly with dessert - 

we chose a beautiful thin apple tart, 

flambéed with Calvados and a classic 

Crème brûlée, because really you 

shouldn’t mess around when it comes to 

French pastry. 

A wonderful meal in a fabulous setting - 

the Ivy consistently delivers. 

Ivy Brasserie Winchester 

103-104 High St, Winchester SO23 9AH 

01962 790700 

theivywinchester.com 



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Replacing a glass or polycarbonate conservatory roof with an insulated 

solid composite roof will match it up to the house and make it look like 

a natural extension with a sense of permanence. There’ll be no more 

problems with sun glare, leaks or a build-up of condensation, transforming 

your old conservatory into a more usable living space that is 

also more sound-proof. Composite roofs are also ideal for home office 

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SPACE 

If a move is off the cards but your house is bursting at 

the seams, first consider where you can make the most 

of unused space - it’s generally the most cost-effective 

way to gain those extra square feet. 

Loft conversions will require professional drawing plans 

and, in some cases, planning permission too. If you live 

in a flat, a semi-detached, or terraced property, then a 

party wall agreement will also be needed. And if you 

live in a conservation area as well, there are additional 

hoops to jump through. Lastly, loft conversions need to 

adhere to building regulations. As a rule of thumb, you 

need a minimum height of 2.1 metres over 50% of the 

room after the new floor has been put in. 

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There are many different types of loft conversion 

available including: skylight, rear dormer, double dormer, 

mansard, double mansard and hip-to-gable. So, giving 

an estimate of costs is tricky as it also depends on 

where you live in the UK. But once you’ve decided 

to invest and upgrade your loft space, you can take 

comfort in knowing you’ve created that 

beautiful extra room you and your family 

have been looking for. And, of course, 

you’ll have added several thousand 

pounds to the value of your home. 

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Indecision costs! Before starting your conversion of any space, make sure 

your plans are fully spec’d out. Make the most of all storage space - that’s 

often at a premium in smaller homes. The addition of a bathroom is great in a 

loft conversion, but don’t add one at the expense of making the bedroom too 

small. Keep decor light and breezy and invest in roof insulation to help control 

temperature in the space, as well as sufficient wall coverings. 

If a loft conversion won’t satisfy your 

needs, then you might want to consider 

a reconfiguration or extension in your 

living space. Rules, known as ‘permitted 

development’ rights, allow you to extend 

a house without needing to apply for 

planning permission if specific limitations 

and conditions are met - check your local 

authority website to find out the specific 

details. Usually, even an extension of 

a few square metres can make a huge 

difference to how you can use and 

configure living space - creating more 

convivial, conversational zones which 

appeal to modern ways of living. 


KITCHEN REDESIGN 

The kitchen is the undeniable powerhouse of the home, 

the hub around which most of family life swirls. If you 

only have the budget to change one space, this will 

probably be the one that will have the single biggest 

impact to your life. 

Many houses, typically period properties, don’t allow for 

larger kitchens without some reconfiguration of space - 

either in the form of opening up walls between reception 

rooms and the kitchen, or by adding an extension. The 

former is obviously the more cost-effective, requiring 

the advice of structural engineers if load-bearing walls 

are removed. 

If you do add an extension, either side return or larger, 

to make space for a larger kitchen, be aware of the 

light you are taking from any other spaces and try to 

compensate for that with your other glazing choices. 

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When it comes to choosing 

a kitchen, it’s best to go for 

what you like over following 

‘trends’. These are substantial 

investments and first and 

foremost the space must be 

functional - there is no point 

in having an island if there is 

not sufficient space to move 

around it, nor for marble 

worktops if your counters have 

to stand up to the rigours of 

family life. 

That does not, however, mean 

you should eschew interesting 

developments - kitchen tech 

constantly evolves, from 

extraction hoods, ovens, 

worktop technology. Cabinet 

design has come a long way 

too - deep drawers replace 

hard-to-use cupboards and 

the larder is coming to the fore 

again with inbuilt electric points 

- with many of us looking to 

hide all our products and small 

appliances from sight. 

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Open shelving, either on 

the base or upper units can 

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Those blessed with larger gardens have probably 

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These purpose-built structures can be fully 

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regime looks likely to stay in place - anyone who 

has been working balanced on the edge of the 

dining table with the family running riot around 

them will know it is not conducive to a happy 

working environment, so utilising space outside 

of the house is an excellent solution which 

causes no major interior upheaval. Unless you 

live in a conservation area or your home is listed, 

you will generally not need planning permission 

for these structures. 

Even with a smaller garden, utilising the space 

and making it feel like one homogeneous zone 

will make your living space feel amplified. 

Consider using matching or tonally similar 

flooring from the kitchen out to the patio, and if 

budget allows, opt for large panes of glazing or 

bi-fold doors to really allow the spaces to flow 

between each other. 

When setting up your outside space, the key is 

layering soft furnishings and lighting to make the 

seating area feel inviting. Use similar tones and 

textures in the adjoining room to make the spaces 

flow between each other. Al fresco entertaining 

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STYLE TIP 

Light and dress your outside space with the same care and 

attention you would your dining table when hosting. Will 

there be enough light after sunset, from the side, the table 

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NOTES FROM THE GARDEN 

DISCOVERING THE JOY OF nature 

Expert plantsman and radio 

presenter Matt Biggs recommends that 

we should use the past few months, 

having been in lockdown, and take 

note of the beauty of nature. 

For those of us lucky enough to have a 

garden or outdoor space, during this time we 

have probably spent more hours outside than 

at any other time. 

Whether enjoying a morning coffee to the 

sound of the local blackbird, building a den 

with the kids or growing some veggies we 

have certainly got to know our outdoor 

space - and appreciate not only the physical 

benefits but the mental benefits that it offers 

too. A walk around the local area for our daily 

exercise is also a really good insight into what 

gardens can offer and we notice the small 

changes that occur so much more when we 

are not in a car or rushing around. 

With the strict lockdown days hopefully 

behind us it may now be time to consider 

how we have used our outdoor spaces, what 

worked, what didn’t and what we would like 

to change going forward. Taking time to plan 

that now, while it is still fresh in our minds, is 

the best possible positive thing to do - a chat 

with your local nursery or garden centre is a 

great starter, they have so much expertise 

and are always so happy to share it. It is also 

a great time to plant vegetables as well as 

sowing some fast-growing herbs. 

Additionally, you may find that a local 

(registered) landscaper might be needed for 

some more fundamental changes so give 

them a call too to get the ball rolling. 

The quieter streets and lack of traffic noise 

have also allowed us to enjoy birdsong and 

although I can tell the song of a blackbird 

from that of a robin I have been delighted at 

all of the other 

bird song I am 

hearing - and 

it is a great 

way for a bit of 

home -schooling too. Get the children 

to identify what they hear and you can learn 

together - the RSPB website is a great help! 

There are various ways to continue to enjoy 

the wildlife in your gardens, nest boxes, 

feeding stations and bug hotels are a real 

boon and with a bit of creativity don’t have 

to cost a fortune either, so however you have 

enjoyed the outdoors this spring, let’s make 

sure that it continues to be a part of all of our 

lives going forward. 

To find out more about Matt’s love of 

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Later life... 

Let the fun begin !.? 

Here Peter Thomson takes stock of time during lockdown and how 

many older people benefitted from their time away at home 

The past few months have been 

remarkable in mainly a bad way but 

thankfully with a few positives thrown in. 

Wishing to avoid adding to the negative 

bombardments we have been receiving 

daily, I am going to concentrate on some of 

these positives and how they might interact 

with ‘later life’. 

Enforced lockdowns have afforded many 

of us the ‘luxury’ of decoupling from the 

daily grind and given us a time to take 

stock. With no workday commuting nor 

competing activities to get in the way we 

have been able to undertake projects 

that have remained on the back burner 

or indulge ourselves with new hobbies or 

fitness regimes. 

It has in effect been a form of preretirement 

when people approaching 

their golden age get a chance to taste 

the future without having to make the 

big decision. Retirement used to be at 

a fixed age whereby a suitable present 

was bought and a venue booked so that 

everyone could give their soon to be 

former colleague a good send-off. If you 

are having to make this decision yourself 

do you soldier on whatever or call it a day 

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half dreading a retirement with nothing to 

do. You can only bake so many cakes and 

the garden is not a 7 day a week job. At 

this point anxieties can be awakened in as 

the old adage ‘use it or lose it’ cuts in and 

people become fearful for their future. 

But what has the lockdown taught us? 

Without getting on an ecological soapbox, 

we have all had time to appreciate the 

environment we live in. With much less 

travel and industry taking place the world 

gently began to heal itself. Seemingly bluer 

skies and more birdsong have been truly 

gladdening. Hopefully all this good will 

not be undone as we begin to return to 

the new normal. There has been a huge 

upswing in the amount of walking and 

cycling that has been taking place. People 

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It has also taught that the business of living 

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DON'T SWEAT IT 

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having been affected by excessive 

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WHAT IS THE miraDry® TREATMENT? 

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The miraDry® system uses thermal 

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DON’T I NEED SWEAT GLANDS? 

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