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Meeting Mr Hardy
Fanny Charles’ uncle was an antiquarian and Hardy scholar, which gave her a unique insight into the life of Dorset’s most famous writer
Gone to ground
Adam Lee-Potter is ready to self-isolate and broaden his mind and waistline
Early Learning
Introducing our baby son to our dining preferences is now paying dividends at mealtimes
Creative Ways
Dorset Art Weeks 2020 may have been postponed but we can still share stories about artists’ work and even offer some virtual tours and online screenings
Dorset Portrait
HELEN ROLLINSON Founder of Rolly’s Cake Company
Back to the Start
Fletch looks back on the day his career as a professional footballer began three decades ago
A Virtual Tour Of Wessex
Tim Laycock, Artistic Director of The New Hardy Players takes us on a literary ramble through the landscapes that inspired Thomas Hardy
Our green and pleasant town
CATHERINE COURTENAY takes a look at Taunton’s green spaces and discovers a legacy that’s continuing into the future
Home front
With schools closed and exams cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, there are many ways you can help your child to continue learning
GET BAKING
Now is a good time to practise your home baking, so our chef of the year STEVE JAMES shares some recipes with us
Something to sing about
The hills are alive with the sound of singing – well, not just the hills of course but the whole of Somerset
What VE Day means for Somerset
Charles Dickens was right – it was the best of times and the worst of times, except that Dickens wasn't around in 1945 when the party began to celebrate VE Day
GO WILD
If Noah was alive today he would be thrilled to visit the Somerset zoo farm which proudly bears his name
Escape the madness
Sometimes books are the best places to find a moment of serenity and calmness
Boots on for birding
SIMONE STANBROOK-BYRNE finds a selection of places to wander where we can also enjoy birds and other wildlife
Heading For Burnout?
Struggling with the demands of work, draining relationships, feeling you can’t cope? It’s a common story in our increasingly frenetic world
VENDÉE
Enjoy adventures aplenty, both on land and afloat, in the jewel of Pays de la Loire’s crown, says Helen Parkinson
Mother KNOWS BEST
French chef Eugénie Brazier was the first person to earn six Michelin stars in the 1930s and her restaurant in Lyon is still going strong, as Paola Westbeek finds out
TICKLED PINK
On the opposite bank of the Rhône from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Dominic Rippon discovers another shade of rosé
BAYONNE
Alex Green is captivated by the cultural traditions, historic architecture and hidden heritage in Bayonne
JOAN OF ARC
As May 2020 marks the centenary of Jean d’Arc’s canonisation, Helen Parkinson finds out how a peasant girl became a military leader
Go with THE FLOW
Lucy Parford takes time out on a rejuvenating wellness break in the popular resort of Moliets-et-Maa on the south-west coast
COLLIOURE
The coastal town of Collioure in Occitanie has inspired some of the world’s most famous painters to put brush to canvas and it’s easy to see why, as Vicky Leigh discovers
Champion of THE SKIES
Janet Brice reveals how flying ace Roland Garros became the toast of French tennis
ANJOU
Karen Tait enjoys a few days exploring the lesser-known châteaux of the western Loire, with wine-tastings and tapestries along the way
Magic is the MOONLIGHT
A night of summer sorcery in the Sancerrois casts a spell over Deborah Nash
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
Fiona Young-Brown goes on the trail of the legendary Beast of Gévaudan through modern-day Haute-Loire and Lozère
Iconoclasm in Ancient Egypt
Bob Brier and Pat Remler explore upheaval and chaos in ancient Egyptian society.
Petrie and Edwards: Gateway to the World of Egyptology
Anna Garnett, Frances Potts and Catriona Wilson reveal the new entrance gallery to the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology.
NEFERTARI AND PUDUḪEPA: QUEENS OF DIPLOMACY
Diana Liesegang explores the relationship between an Egyptian and a Hittite queen, and their role in the peace negotiations between their two countries.