Nowadays, when my friends invite me round to dinner, to a party or any other event, they always prefix their invitation with ‘if you’re in the country’. I have to admit that the prefixing is not without just cause, as I’ve spent… Read more →
I have maintained in the past that Hove has the finest mews roads in the country – and they come in all shapes and sizes as I spotted in a recent Austin Gray auction catalogue. We all know Poets’ Corner and, as… Read more →
“Shall we guess how many dogs we’ll see on the trip up to school?” I say. “I’m going for three.” (This is the sort of game we’ve invented to stop them arguing. Let’s see how it works.) The Boy and Youngest(TM) consider… Read more →
The weather has been so changeable lately and we’ve all been struggling through the coldest spring in 50 years. Maybe you’re worried about the impact this is having on your energy bills. In order to save money and feel more comfortable, you… Read more →
Me and my big mouth… A few weeks back, I was extolling the virtues of my current flock of students, crowing smugly about how quiet and respectful they are. I was forced, rather too abruptly for my liking, to change my opinion… Read more →
I’ve seen a few hidden gardens around Brighton & Hove over the years. The most intriguing is perhaps that which is accessed via tunnel from Portslade Manor. But Brunswick Square, Sillwood Road, Marine Parade and Bristol Place all offer exciting alternatives. When… Read more →
Hot on the heels of Artists Open Houses is Eco Open Houses – where architecture fans don’t have to be into art to look around interesting buildings. The purpose of the annual event, which spans two weekends in June, is to demonstrate… Read more →
Sussex is well served by the National Trust when it comes to grand mansions with gardens such as Wakehurst Place, Petworth House and others. But a little further afield, in the north-west of Kent, Chartwell, the home of Sir Winston Churchill, is… Read more →
Somewhat embarrassingly, I was out of the UK more than I was here during the month of April. Although I find long-haul flights fairly tedious, at least they give me the opportunity to write without too many distractions. On my last trip… Read more →
So here I am sprawled on my six year old’s bed writing to you, surrounded by dolls and teddies positioned into some sort of Barbie yoga… Moshi Monsters line the floor like sniper soldiers ready to snare the soles of my feet… Read more →
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