Chichester and Arundel Lifestyle Jan - Feb 2022
Welcome to the first edition of 2022. Rather than the usual ‘New Year New You’ sentiments, we look at ways to make you feel healthier and steps towards a greener home. We interview interior designer Julia Kendall, and give you a hearty dose of celebratory recipes to get you through the gloomier months.
Welcome to the first edition of 2022. Rather than the usual ‘New Year New You’ sentiments, we look at ways to make you feel healthier and steps towards a greener home. We interview interior designer Julia Kendall, and give you a hearty dose of celebratory recipes to get you through the gloomier months.
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Contents<br />
A Note<br />
from the EDITOR<br />
15<br />
Delicious<br />
A Culinary Journey through<br />
Northern Irel<strong>and</strong> recipes<br />
Welcome to the first edition<br />
of <strong>2022</strong>. It’s well known that<br />
<strong>Jan</strong>uary is named after the<br />
Roman god <strong>Jan</strong>us - a two<br />
headed god able to look into the<br />
future <strong>and</strong> the past.<br />
It’s a fitting thought for this time<br />
of year - when most of us will<br />
be making earnest resolutions<br />
for the year ahead, but also<br />
looking back at what has just<br />
passed. Perhaps naively, we<br />
assumed we’d be well-shot of<br />
all the COVID business by now -<br />
but amidst this new normal, our<br />
habits have changed <strong>and</strong> our<br />
priorities have reframed a little - I<br />
think for the better.<br />
Our competition<br />
page returns<br />
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In line with this, we have done<br />
away with the usual ‘New Year<br />
New You’ sentiments - let’s<br />
leave any judgement at the door<br />
- <strong>and</strong> instead we’ve looked at<br />
ways to feel healthier <strong>and</strong> steps<br />
toward a greener home. We<br />
can all make improvements in<br />
our home to better their energy<br />
efficiency <strong>and</strong> reduce their toxic<br />
loads, <strong>and</strong> our guide gives some<br />
practical steps.<br />
Interior Designer<br />
Julia Kendell<br />
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Editor Katie Thomson<br />
e katie.thomson@minervapublications.co.uk<br />
Publisher Sally Thomson<br />
Pre-Press Manager Kate Norris<br />
Contributors Rebecca Rose, Peter Thomson, Sue Cooke, Matthew Biggs<br />
Angela Cave <strong>and</strong> Pete Lawrence. Front cover courtesy of Julia Kendell<br />
Key Account Manager Marcus Hawke<br />
e marcus.hawke@minervapublications.co.uk<br />
d/l 01225 984505<br />
twitter: @<strong>Chichester</strong>Life<br />
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Making your<br />
home greener<br />
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We were thrilled to grab an<br />
interview with interior designer<br />
Julia Kendell - you will recognise<br />
her from her work on DIY SOS<br />
<strong>and</strong> 60 Minute Makeover.<br />
If you’re still missing a bit of that<br />
festive indulgence to see you<br />
through the gloomier months,<br />
we have some fabulous, <strong>and</strong><br />
dare I say, somewhat celebratory<br />
recipes to make even the darkest<br />
of nights feel brighter.<br />
This is all alongside our usual<br />
advice on education, later life<br />
<strong>and</strong> lots of other great little<br />
reads peppered in! We will see<br />
you again in March!<br />
Katie<br />
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