STOW-ON-THE-WOLD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

I“’m dreaming of a white Christmas”: it’s a refrain that we’ve been hearing and singing for 83 years now. The probability of that dream coming to fruition varies by abode, of course, but is always pre

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Our columnist fondly recalls her childhood Christmases – apart from the time the milk ran out!