Writers’ London | Book review
I was sent this Writers’ London book to review just before the big lockdown, and had been planning to use it to plan a few […]
travel
5 free things to do at Brighton Festival
For my travel post this month I was hoping to tell you about a trip up the i360, but that keeps getting put off because […]
Brighton travel | Royal Pavilion Ice Rink
My someplace new to visit in January isn’t exactly 100% new, in that I have been there before, but not for a few years. The […]
5 ways to save money for travel*
As I mentioned in the last post, I’m keen to travel more this year, so I’ve been looking at practical ways to bump up the […]
Lin Manuel Miranda’s daemon | Booth Museum Brighton
If taxidermy and the sound of children crying are what floats your boat then the Booth Museum in Brighton will be right up your street. […]
Travel | Harry Potter’s birthplace | Lavenham
This month I accidentally went to Harry Potter’s birthplace. I guess the fact that I was staying in a room under the stairs should have […]
Bristol travel | Clifton Suspension Bridge
My October travel tale is of a place both visited and not visited at the same time. Schrodinger’s minibreak, if you will. I’d never been […]
Sussex Travel | William Blake’s cottage
My travel in September has been very William Blake heavy, mainly due to Himself having just written a book about Blake. If you’re not familiar […]
DAFNI Go | Heated hair brush review
Like most people masquerading as adults, I love a toy, and I love a new toy best of all. So this is what I’ve been […]
Vegan Afternoon Tea at Cake Boy London
August saw me and the daughter on another trip to London. Our mission was to see the Van Gogh exhibition at Tate Britain. I won’t […]