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  • Phil Spencer: Home Hero 3 Feb 12

    He has striven to accommodate the nation’s house hunters, both at home and abroad, in an endless succession of cosy cottages, palatial pads, and the always-tricky-to-offload two up/two downs... Read More

  • A Look At Life: The Sweet Taste Of Love 3 Feb 12

    Here we are again. Valentine’s Day. The lowest point in the single person’s calendar. The day when every couple conspires to make you feel unloved. Oh, I know what you’re thinking. Surely... Read More

  • Migrations 3 Feb 12

    Penelope Curtis’s very thoughtful introduction to the accompanying book explains the thinking behind Tate Britain’s new exhibition, flagging up how much of ‘British’ art is not ‘British... Read More

  • The Great Experimenter 3 Feb 12

    David Hockney, at rising seventy-five, is now the unofficial Grand Old Man of British painting. There are three criteria, aside from personal antiquity, that have to be met to be worthy of such a... Read More

  • The Edgwarebury 3 Feb 12

    stepping into the lobby at The Edgwarebury Hotel gives you a definite feeling of going back in time, with an ornate fireplace, plus wonderful frieze paintings of the Spanish Armada, and wood... Read More

  • Just Big Kids 3 Feb 12

    Better nutrition, lower rates of smoking and better healthcare all mean that children in 21st century Britain have not just bigger teeth, but also bigger feet, bigger legs and bigger bellies than... Read More

  • ibar 3 Feb 12

    Located in a small parade of shops on College Hill Road, Harrow, ibar has an imposing position, and the advantage of plenty of free roadside parking. Its large plate glass windows give it a... Read More

  • The Cricketers 20 Jan 12

    When it comes to location, The Cricketers in Sarratt probably has it all. Taking pride of place in the centre of this delightful little village, right next to the duck pond, it’s hard to ignore its... Read More

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