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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
On 17/06/2011 in Days Out
Some unusual guests are staying in the gardens this summer...
is the tallest in Britain (and a warm retreat should the Scottish weather turn cauld). With its labyrinthine lay-out, the Queen Mother’s Memorial Garden is fun to explore. And inside the John Hope Gateway visitor centre there are interactive exhibits to explain
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Sharky & George’s half-term takeover
On 14/02/2012 in Days Out
A host of exciting activities await at The Athenaeum
and 18, the highly sought after party planners will be holding sessions for children aged 4–12 where the entertainment on offer ranges from sporty racing fun to scrumptious chocolate and sweet making sessions.Or, for those who wish to indulge in a super
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Healthy Eating for All the Family
On 01/10/2012 in Food & Lifestyle Shopping
Seven days to a healthier home…
to freeze. You will then have them at the ready in case your child demands a particular favourite for that evening’s meal.4. Make one meal a family sit-down affair each day. This will help a picky eater as they learn that eating can be a fun and sociable
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How to book an ethical holiday
On 19/04/2013 in Tips & advice
Thinking of booking a holiday? From reducing your air miles to protecting wildlife, here’s how to choose an eco-friendly getaway
Travel have all published responsible tourism policies. Thomson Holidays also has the Green Medal scheme.Look for hotels with eco-design The Gaia Napa Valley Hotel in California is a great example. Visit www.gaianapavalleyhotel.comBe eco-aware of your
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Autumn Days Out In The Midlands
On 15/09/2011 in Days Out
Our pick of the most awe-inspiring autumnal activities
Materials programme of events. Families can get involved in some traditional village fete activitie with a twist including heavy metal face painting, best-in-show motorbikes, rockabilly barn dancing as well as live music and local crafts. Family Fun day
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The rites of spring
On 23/02/2011 in Leisure
Five spring traditions your family can treasure forever
. Turn it into a game, singing and dancing while you work like Mary Poppins, and your children will be surprisingly happy to help.2 Let’s decorateThe different spring festivals each have their own symbols, which you can use to decorate your home. Green
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Life in the green house
On 02/09/2011 in Interiors
A family’s quest to create an energy-efficient abode has not only proved to be eco-friendly, but family-friendly, too…
-of-terrace Victorian city house for five years, moving in when our youngest daughter, Nell, was nearly four. Between choosing schools and helping out with the PTA, we’ve squeezed in making our home super green. We insulated the attic, then added draught
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The best summer days out in Scotland
On 19/06/2012 in Days Out
Savour the sunny season at one of these fabulous family events
, The Mad Hatter, Cinderella and others in a new show blending illusions with magic moments from Disney films. Garden Pots And Seed BombsJuly 14The new gardens at Museum Of Edinburgh will be in full summer bloom in time for this green-fingered workshop where
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Five Ways To Teach Your Child About Farming
On 16/01/2012 in Green Living
1. Paying a visit to a local farm will not only be a fun day out for young children, but an educational one too. Children who live in rural areas should find they have their pick of local growers whilst city-dwelling families can track down
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Podium Restaurant
On 20/04/2010 in Restaurants
Fine eating at the London Hilton on Park Lane
one of the unexpected delights of the Hilton on Park Lane – you never know just what – or who – you might bump into.However, rumbling tummies and the promise of a children’s corner filled with fun activities won the day and we settled at our table
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