New Forest Living Sep - Oct 2020

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HELLO AGAIN Designated bookable sessions for gym, swim and classes All activities have been modified to maintain social distancing New cleaning regimes and one-way systems to keep you safe See website for futher information and availability newforest.gov.uk/leisure
Contents A Note from the EDITOR A Culinary ingredients Journey and through recipes from Northern 12Hero James Martin’s Ireland Islands to Highlands 15 Transform your home, inside and out Editor Katie Thomson e katie.thomson@minervapublications.co.uk Publisher Sally Thomson Pre-Press Manager Kate O’Connell Contributors Peter Thomson, Sue Cooke, Matthew Biggs, Angela Cave, Kate O’Connell and Pippa O’Keefe. Front Cover courtesy of Lights4Fun.co.uk Key Account Manager Angela Cave e angela.cave@minervapublications.co.uk d/l 01225 984498 twitter: @NFLivingMag 20 Planning for spring and summer colour Edcation COVID post-06 MINERVA PUBLICATIONS HQ Unit 21c, Paxcroft Farm, Hilperton Trowbridge BA14 6JB t 01225 984 550 w www.minervapublications.co.uk Disclaimer: The publishers shall not be held liable for any loss occasioned by failure of an advertisement to appear, or any damage or inconvenience caused by errors, omissions and misprints. No part of this publication may be reproduced without prior permission from the publishers. The opinions expressed within are not necessarily those of the publishers. Don’t tell the other magazine issues, but the September/October is often one of the most fun editions to pull together in the year, and that must have something to do with September being a favourite month. Perhaps it is my love of watching the changing of the seasons in full swing, with the leaves turning burnished shades of gold and amber as summer makes way for autumn. Or maybe it is autumn’s bounty of produce filling the farm shops and the menus of my favourite local spots. We try to make this edition evocative of this lovely time and hope this one is no exception. Good food is usually top of the list in this magazine, and we’ve been spoiled with some wonderful recipes from James Martin. You might have caught his latest series, Islands to Highlands, on TV and this selection of recipes is straight from the accompanying book. These were so tasty that I went out to buy the book and have been happily cooking up a best of British menu ever since. We’ve all gotten to know the four walls we call home rather well over the last six months, and maybe we’ve discovered that things aren’t as we’d like them. If you’ve decided to stay put, we’ve got a lovely piece on making your home work better for you, through extensions, glazing and even using the garden as an extra room. Education in the face of COVID has certainly changed - there won’t be a need for snow days anymore with the trialled and tested Zoom classrooms proving so successful. The Independent Schools Council gave us their insights into this longlasting change. Finally, lockdown might have given you a new perspective on retirement - we get our resident later life representative (aka my dad Peter) to give his reflections of life after lockdown. Next time we see you it will be... *whispers* the Christmas issue! Until then, stay safe, stay well! Katie www.newforestlivingmag.co.uk | 3
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