Sunning it

Our columnist takes us back to the 1976 heatwave and says we should be thankful for typical British summers!

Picture this: it’s a balmy summer night, you’re in your favourite sundress, you have a glistening tan, a crisp glass of rosé in your hand and the sound of laughter washes over you as you sit in a beer

Summertime just feels sexier, doesn’t it? Well, there’s actually science as to why. With more sunlight, warmer weather and often time off work leading to a greater sense of freedom, feeling emotionall

Embrace high summer’s botanical bounty by getting hands-on with a floral workshop. Browse the events by Flowers from the Farm members (flowersfromthefarm.co.uk) for course options, such as a dahlia ma

Good weather makes people feel so much more positive. In fact, research suggests that exposure to sunlight increases our production of serotonin, a hormone associated with boosting mood. So, friends,

I love a cosy book for autumn, something that perhaps reflects the season, with the changing colour of leaves, knits, country walks. I think some classics are wonderful at this time of year also, rere