It started with a kiss

THE People’s Friend” has always made an effort to cover a wide array of topics. We can see this right from its earliest days. Content published in the magazine throughout 1887 shows that we were just

WELLBEING advice is a popular and enduring topic for magazines to cover, but few titles can claim to have been doing so for as long as the “Friend”. In 1885, we took an often philosphical approach to

Here is a photo of my great-grandchild, Margo, in my sink, bringing back all the memories. Sixty years ago, I would be bathing my own children in the very same sink. Wonderful times. Ms V.H., Cornwall

Q Would you describe yourself as a Scouser? A No, I’m a Wirralite. It’s across the Mersey, y’see. Q The Hollywood handshake has taken on a life of its own. There’s even an essay on the internet claimi

MILK?” Mrs Evans loomed over Alice Campbell’s teacup with a milk jug. The humidity in the tea shop was beginning to wilt the fabric violets in Alice’s little hat. She could see a few of the tiny flowe

Back in May, I was reading the May 3 edition and noticed the item about Gary Barlow being on tour on the “This Week We’re Loving” page. I looked up the venues and discovered he was going to play the E