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Family festivals for 2011
By Catherine O'Dolan on 26/09/2010 07:58:56
A round-up of our favourite family festivals for summer 2011. Book now to make the most of Early Bird offers
of Lulworth Cove in Dorset. The ambiance is party-party anything goes, with the highlight of the Saturday being a fancy-dress pararde throughout the Kid’s Garden and Circus Field. Of course, there’s the extensive programme of bands on various stages (last year
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Cooking with Raymond Blanc
By Catherine O'Dolan on 07/08/2010 12:11:55
A lifelong love of good food and a rich culinary heritage encouraged Michelin-star chef Raymond Blanc to open his own cookery class to inspire and educate mini chefs
worse if we don’t deal with it now. We have a full course divided into age groups. It’s fun with very much a party-like atmosphere. It’s not just cooking. We’re connecting the children. We have a two-acre organic vegetable garden where they can grow
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Brilliant Brighton
By on 25/09/2009 17:21:03
Take a seaside stroll with your babe around Brighton
BrightonBRIGHTON’S PARTY SPIRIT has been going strong for centuries, ever since the Prince Regent descended with his mistress back in 1783 and coined the phrase ‘the dirty weekend’. But this Regency playground, with its psychedelic pleasure palace
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Tales of Tuscany
By Junior on 02/08/2011 11:07:09
Tuscany's rich history of art and culture, great food and brilliant weather will please the whole family
ceilings and dark-wood furniture. We were greeted by our villa host, Suzy, who had stocked our fridge with tomatoes plucked from her garden and delicious home-made pesto, as well as all the essentials – bread, milk, pasta – plus a selection of gelati from
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Your Continental Year
By Suzanne Milne on 20/04/2010 14:33:33
Where to go and what to do in Europe for every season
During February 6-28 Gran Canaria goes carnival-mad with parades and all-night street parties with partygoers from one to 100 years old – and plenty of music and dancing. The theme for 2009 is Pirates, so pack accordingly and join the half million people who turn
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The Family Festival Guide 2012
By Catherine O'Dolan on 04/05/2012 10:16:32
Junior's pick of the most fabulous family-friendly festivals around
was their first), Wilderness Festival is a celebration of the arts and outdoors in the wild meadows, lakes and trees of the ancient Wychwood Forest. Curated by the trendy creators of Lovebox and Secret Garden Party, Wildnerness brings together music, fireside
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Delicious Mauritius
By Sue Bryant on 18/10/2007 10:13:36
With a mix of sun, sea and spice, this unspoilt island in the Indian ocean is the perfect place to kick back and relax with all the family.
, the lovely botanical gardens at Port Louis, or a working sugar mill. But essentially, Mauritius offers a lazy, pampering beach holiday.And with the array of upscale hotels available here, you can sit back and relax whilst your children develop their outdoor
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Fab Family Traditions
By Judith Eagle on 05/05/2010 17:53:45
15 ideas for creating family traditions
cinema: scatter cushions, draw the curtains, turn the lights down low and let the film commence.13. Autumn garden party Many hands make light work, so on with the wellies and out with the rakes and the shovels and pile up the leaves. When fatigue
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Exclusive interview with Zandra Rhodes
By Matthew Holroyd on 14/04/2010 11:53:37
FAMED FOR HER pink hairstyle, theatrical make-up and a love for nature
is married to a doctor and has four children. What were your favourite toys and games as a child? I loved painting, drawing and dressing up. I had some lovely dolls – May and Jacqueline – and I used to make clothes for them. I still love party games
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Best Classic Book: Miffy At The Gallery
By Words: Catherine O'Dolan Photography: Ferry André de la Porte on 17/05/2011 16:27:44
An interview with author, Dick Bruna, who tells us about the creation of his iconic bunny girl, Miffy
the page. That is the strength of simplicity: the art of omission.How has the character changed over her career? In the beginning, Miffy was quite like a real rabbit – as she was based on a little bunny that used to hop about the garden of our holiday house
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