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CITY LIVING
Maggie Alderson’s
urban home picks
OCTOBER NOTEBOOK
Fill your diary with handpicked
events going on around Surrey
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An artists’ creative retreat
GET THE LOOK
Emulate Susan and David’s
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LAYER UP
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EMBRACE AUTUMN
This month’s bitesize
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Staying healthy during
pregnancy and beyond
DELICIOUSLY AUTUMN
Jo Arnell makes the
most of seasonal veg
ANY OLD IRON?
Search the salvage yards for the
most inventive garden features
FALL IN LOVE
Sue Whigham picks her
favourite autumn showpieces
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City Living
Maggie Alderson finds urban homes in the thick of the action
There’s nothing like living amidst the English countryside. Looking out of your
kitchen window over rolling fields, grazing sheep, copses of trees busy with rooks.
Being able to head off right from your own gate for a bracing walk, or ride.
There is also nothing like walking five minutes from your front door to buy
a pint of milk and the paper. Even better is walking from your front door to the
station for your daily commute, to see a play, snap up something lovely in the
sales, or have a great meal. Another great advantage is that if at that meal you
decide to have a whole bottle of wine, or even two, you can stagger home holding
on to lampposts if necessary. One of the scourges of country life is the grim-faced
designated driver who wants to leave as soon as possible after pudding, when the
non-designee is just warming up for a display of can-can dancing, or throat singing.
The taxi option for such rural socialising is painful on the purse – and
sometimes on your relationship with your hosts, should you need to wait an
hour after it was really time to go home because all three of the mini cabs in
the locale have already been nabbed. And while there are those who relish the
semi-isolation of the country house, badgers and stoats your nearest neighbours,
the medium-sized town offers the finest sense of community there is.
Village life has its charms – but also its Linda Snells and Susan Carters. Jean Paul
Sartre’s play No Exit could have been inspired by life in a real Ambridge, with its eternal
line: ‘hell is other people’. But in the right concentration, of course, heaven is also other
people. Other people who live close enough to take you in for a cup of tea – or glass of
cold white wine (thank you, Alastair) – should you lock yourself out, with no phone.
Close enough to feed your cat and notice if the wrong person is trying to get into your
house and to bring you chicken soup when you need it. But with the dilution of a bigger
population – and more going on – so your business isn’t all they have to think about.
Life in a prosperous medium town offers many of the joys of city living,
without the crime and grime – and with the balancing pleasures of the countryside
within easy reach. To some of us (my hand is keenly raised…) it’s the ideal.
Here is our pick of houses currently on the market to enjoy it from.
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1. Semaphore House
Where? It’s rare to find so much house
so close to so much town. Semaphore
House occupies an elevated position in
one of Guildford’s premier residential
roads, Pewley Hill. It’s twenty minutes’
walk to the station (just over half an
hour to Waterloo) and just ten to
Guildford’s historic town centre, rich in
shopping, dining and cultural amenities,
including theatres and cinemas. The A3
provides a direct route to London.
What? A splendid white stucco historic
Grade II listed house, from 1822 with
an iconic cupola giving 360° views of
the town and countryside, once part of a
vital naval communications route – hence
the house name. The interiors have been
sensitively modernised. With two wings
adjoining a three-storey central structure,
the ground floor sprawls through a large
kitchen with adjoining sitting area, into
a dining room and drawing room, both
double aspect, plus a study, conservatory
and games room. There is a jacuzzi and
cellar. There are five bedrooms in all, with
four bathrooms. Outside the gardens
are beautifully laid out with lawns and
mature trees and a feature parterre.
How much? Semaphore House
is listed with Savills Guildford,
with a guide price of £2,300,000.
01483 796820 savills.com

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2. Chantry Cliff
Where? Chantry Cliff is half a
mile from Guildford High Street,
but could be in another world with
wonderful uninterrupted wooded views,
on elevated ground just south of the
historic High Street. You can walk to
the town’s department stores, boutiques,
restaurants and the Yvonne Arnaud
theatre easily and it’s just over twenty
minutes’ Shanks’s pony to the station.
What? A striking and substantial
house built in 2007 incorporating the
best features of the Arts and Crafts style,
with vaulted ceilings and double-height
leaded windows in the sitting room,
but with a modern open plan interior,
wired for sound throughout. There are
three reception rooms all with doors to
the garden, one sitting room running
off the high-spec kitchen and breakfast
room, plus a utility room and study.
The first floor has five bedrooms, all en
suite, two with balconies looking out to
view, plus a library. Up again is a family
room and games room. In the garage
wing there is a steam room and a gym.
How much? Chantry Cliff
is on the market with Hamptons,
Guildford at £4.5 million.
01483 502222 hamptons.co.uk
3. Rosewood
Where? Rosewood is situated on
a premier private road one mile from
central Cobham, close to Knowle
Hill Park and 15 minutes’ walk
from Cobham & Stoke d’Abernon
station, 40 minutes from Waterloo.
What? A brand new luxurious
six bedroom house, with underfloor
heating and built-in sound throughout.
Downstairs is a spacious drawing room
with open fire and bi-folding doors onto
the gardens and a dining room which
also has a feature fireplace, family/
media room and study. The bespoke
German eat-in kitchen/family room
opens up to the gardens with bi-folding
doors onto the sandstone patio. With
a balcony overlooking the rear gardens
the first floor master bedroom suite has
a sitting area, walk-in dressing room
and en suite bath and shower room.
There are three more bedrooms on this
floor, all en suite, and two more, on
the top floor, one en suite, the other
with a ‘Jack and Jill’ shower room onto
the gym/games room. The westerly
facing gardens are mature and private.
How much? Rosewood is in
the care of Knight Frank, Cobham
with a guide price of £2,750,000.
01372 886738 knightfrank.co.uk
4. Sondes Place
Where? Sondes Place is a magnificent
Georgian mansion designed by Thomas
Cubitt, in an elevated position with
wonderful views over the Surrey Hills
AONB, a few minutes’ walk from
charming Dorking High Street and seven
minutes’ drive to Dorking station, from
where it’s an hour to Waterloo, half an
hour to Gatwick, one hour to Heathrow.
What? Having been restored to
its former splendour, this beautiful
mansion house has been divided into
exclusive apartments, finished to the
highest specification with premium
quality fittings throughout. With
almost 3,000 square feet, and featuring
exceptionally high ceilings, one of the
apartments for sale comprises a stunning
contemporary kitchen, double-aspect
drawing room with far reaching views,
dining room with feature fireplace,
three generously proportioned double
bedrooms, a separate utility room, a
prvate lift to the lower floor and a wrap
around terrace with tiered planters.
How much? Prices at Sondes Place
start at £675,000 with Patrick Gardner.
01372 360832 patrickgardner.co.uk
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Bless This House
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Styling: Helen Barton
Over time, Paul Oxborrow and Stephen Groves have succeeded in buying each floor
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Although the door itself might have been a bit of a
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But despite this, when I was first let in through
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in surprise. Had I unwittingly walked through
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The hall I was standing in was clearly from another era,
every detail in perfect keeping with the late 19th century
Previous pages & this page: The drawing room is a superb double salon with matching fireplaces at each end

This page: Part of the St. Benedict
experience is breakfast in the dining
room just across the hall from the
drawing room, resplendent with
green and gold Watts of Westminster
wallpaper and a crystal chandelier,
served in silver chafing dishes in the
English country house manner
period of the house, from the rich red wallpaper, polished mahogany
furniture and Holophane-shade chandelier, to the taxidermy, specimens
under glass domes, brass-potted aspidistras and grandfather clock.
Taken separately none of those items are rare; indeed they’re particularly
widely available in the plethora of excellent antique and junk emporia
in St Leonards and neighbouring Hastings. And it wasn’t even the
concentration of so many of them together that made such an impression.
What struck me, as the lady who’d answered the door in a cook’s apron
– adding another layer of otherworldliness to the experience – led me
through a green baize door (complete with brass studs) and down to the
kitchen, was that there were no visible signs of any other century.
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This page: Branching off the
landing on the top floor of
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succumb to the nicest kind of sensory overload, taking
in the richness of the furnishings and detail.
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pelmets, golden braid along the mantelpiece and a large tassel
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in the bay window, which goes up and down on a satisfying
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Above: The landing Left: The music room
The music room is a rather playful
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with fauteuil chairs and a gilded
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This page: Mr Parry’s Room is the master suite, with an original adjoining dressing room
“And,” he adds, “this is a good town to do it in. Furniture
from that era is available, plus trinkets, bits and pieces.
We already had quite a lot, but we’ve had to look for
particular things for particular places, so it’s a combination
of things we like and things we needed to have.”
But shopping for bibelots and decorative trims
is just the garnish on top of the amount of serious
structural work Paul and Stephen have put into St.
Benedict since they took over the whole place.
On the kitchen floor they’ve reinstated the larder,
scullery and pantry, as shown on the original house
plans – which they obtained from the County Records
Office in Lewes, via Hastings Museum – complete with
the slate shelves, butler sinks and wooden plate-drying
racks which would have been there. It’s wonderfully
atmospheric, with the walls in this ‘service’ area painted in
traditional two shades of pale custard-coloured distemper,
with a gloss dark brown stripe at dado rail height.
One floor up, on the entry level, they moved the staircase
back to its original position, reinstalled the dumb waiter
and put in a new entrance vestibule, complete with a
tessellated tile floor salvaged from a house in Camberwell
and stained glass windows with a lovely bird design.
Paul shows me the original window in the
adjoining loo – complete with a fine blue and white
patterned thunderbox WC – which they found in a
reclamation yard and had copied by a glass worker.
Considering the enormous amount of effort Paul and
Stephen have put in, it’s pleasing to know that their
magnificent décor can be enjoyed by anyone who cares
to visit this wonderful house as a bed and breakfast. One
which has fabulous five-star reviews on Trip Advisor.
“Guests tend to be people who are enthusiastic about
interiors, vintage and traditional styles of buildings
and architecture,” says Paul. “The décor is the thing
which attracts people here. There are lots of pictures
of the interior on our website, so it’s clear it’s not a
normal hotel and we get a lot of repeat visitors.
“Very occasionally we’ll get a guest who just wanted
a bed for the night and they are quite surprised
when they walk in,” he adds, drily. “But most come
for this reason – it’s fun and very gratifying.”
Part of the experience is breakfast in the dining
room just across the hall from the drawing room,
resplendent with green and gold Watts of Westminster
wallpaper and a crystal chandelier, served in silver
chafing dishes in the English country house manner.
Magnificent period dinners served in this splendid
room are another way to experience St. Benedict,
with guests often choosing to attend in full Victorian
costume. And really, why wouldn’t you?
It’s one of these, I discover, that their friend Catherine
is preparing in the kitchen, delicious smells floating up
the stairs as she rustles up cod mornay, pork cooked in
milk in the Italian style and Sussex Pond pudding, made
with apples from the fruit pergola in the garden, inspired
by one they saw at Bateman’s (Rudyard Kipling’s former
home at Etchingham, now owned by the National Trust).
This is just the first of the grands projets Paul
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with walls newly built from old bricks, which look
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Above Mr Parry’s Room features a magnificent four
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could sit and look out at a particularly special sea view
Left: The hall is clearly from another era, every detail in perfect
keeping with the late 19th century period of the house, from the
rich red wallpaper, polished mahogany furniture and Holophaneshade
chandelier, to the taxidermy specimens under glass domes
The pergola leads to an area with a large and generously
stocked pond, then on to a lawn with borders where
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space in the whole property: a tiny and exquisite chapel
in the Orthodox style, where mass is sometimes said.
With painted angels on a rich blue ground, a wealth
of icons, censers, reliquaries and a central Madonna
and Child, it’s so beautiful and surprising, I felt quite
overcome. It’s really not what you expect to find
where most householders put the compost heap.
It took a brisk walk back up to the house to recover
myself, via a look at their latest project: a potager they are
creating in a neighbouring garden, where they have bought
the flat on that level to be an additional holiday let.
From there it was up the stairs to see the bedroom
floors, as delightful and impressive as the rest of the
house, where they have managed to put in enough
bathrooms to satisfy the 21st century guest, without
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This page: At the rear of the garden, Paul and Stephen have built a tiny and exquisite chapel in the Orthodox style, where mass is
sometimes said. With painted angels on a rich blue ground, a wealth of icons, censers, reliquaries and a central Madonna and Child,
it’s so beautiful and surprising
compromising the integrity of the house at all.
Mr Parry’s Room is the master suite, with an original
adjoining dressing room, with a bathroom so cleverly spliced
out of the space, it feels as though it was always there.
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magnificent four poster bed, lined with the prettiest chintz,
from which you could sit and look out at a particularly
special sea view – over trees to the mansard roof of one of the
Victorian hotels on the St. Leonards seafront, with nothing
20th or 21st century intruding. It’s the kind of frozen-intime
outlook film location finders scour the country for.
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furnished in a suitably masculine style, with a half-tester bed
and in-period military knickknacks – and even a photograph
of the Colonel himself, which they hunted down.
Next door to that is the music room, a rather playful
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and a gilded organ of great magnificence, complete with
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from old bricks, which look as though they have always been there
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shining brass door furniture. Original, of course…?
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After college Sue and Dave both became art
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This page: The studio, at the end of the house, offers the perfect
space for Dave to create his rural and village street scenes and Sue
her portraits and life drawings
says Sue. They are not linked to a particular gallery, but Dave
is exhibiting at the Cranbrook Art Show and they will also be
exhibiting at the art show within Goudhurst Flower Festival.
The original farm buildings were constructed in 1912,
falling into a state of disrepair for many years before they
were converted into dwellings. They were the first people
to occupy the building as a family home, relocating to
Goudhurst from the suburbs of London when their two
daughters were small. “All our family were down here really,
my mother lived at Scotney Castle,” says Sue. “It made sense
– and,” she adds, “moving from a school of 3,000 pupils
to a smaller environment was good too.” It was obviously a
good move, as they’ve lived here now for twenty-nine years.
Sitting in the kitchen I can’t help but notice the large
post to one side of me – and then later, as we look around,
I can see others running in parallel down the length of
the house and start to see how the building was adapted.
“You can see where the original walls were for the cattle,”
says Dave, describing how there was a central walkway
with partitioned stalls on either side all the way down the
building. This explains the structural posts, which are
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Above: Neatly arranged boats line the ascent to the first floor
Left: A painting of Hastings by the late Anne-Catherine Phillips
takes pride of place at the top of the stairs
Below left: Collections of framed butterflies and
portraits line the bare brick wall in the master
bedroom. The quilt was handmade locally
literally holding the building up. “Next door was the feed
store,” he continues. “We did look at that too, as both
buildings came on sale at the same time and we were the first
buyers. So we had the choice of either, but this conversion
had a layout that suited our needs with the potential to use
the double garage as a workspace. Then unfortunately our
buyer’s house sale fell through and he apologised for being
unable to complete. We took the house off the market and,
a year later, the buyer approached us again and eventually
bought it.” The farm building was still not sold though and,
having finally found a buyer for their house “and with more
negotiating power, we were suddenly up and running again.”
Moving wasn’t easy, as they had already managed to
accumulate a large collection of treasures and delicate models,
but the advantage was that they could move straight in and had
no structural work to do at all. “We revamped the kitchen,”
says Sue. “We kept the original wooden cupboards – somehow
it’s a shame to paint over natural wood, but we’ve repainted the
walls and added many other touches.” She points to a petite
pale blue kitchen cabinet, given to them by an elderly friend,
which fits perfectly into a tiny space opposite the iconic,
original Habitat dining table, complete with ‘Pantone’ place
mats. There’s an impressive matching Habitat lamp above the
table. I admire the ceramic tiles above the cooker, from Casa
Pupo, “which,” Sue says, “have moved around the house, only
finding a home in the kitchen four years ago.” She loves to find
a bargain too, showing me an unusual, streamlined (almost
Brancusi-esque) kettle that she found in a jumble sale for 10p.
The window by the kitchen table looks out onto the
well-tended and still colourful garden; the bird feeders
are busy with birds and there’s much chirping in the
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Top and below left: The girls’ bedrooms Below: Dave’s boat
collection includes beautiful maritime storm scenes enclosed in
mechanised wooden boxes
surrounding bushes. There was no garden when they moved
here; “It was just grass, so we made the garden from scratch
really,” says Sue. “In fact we’ve probably done more work
outside than in the house; putting in shrubs and trees –
plants that will attract birds and wildlife.” It is now a far
cry from the scrubby patch it must once have been.
The decisions the couple make about the house are
joint ones and they tend to agree on most things. “You
would love to start again from scratch I think, though,”
Dave says to Sue, who grins and looks around. “Well, I
do like a modern look, but I couldn’t have a home where
everything is put away and minimalist. I admire it, but
I couldn’t live in it. Objects have memories – of special
friends that have given them, or things that we have brought
back from holiday. You have to be able to see them.”
Many of the objects on display in the sitting room belong
to Dave, most of them model boats; he turns to Sue with a
sheepish smile, “but I only collect them because I thought
you liked them…” She laughs and shakes her head as we
peruse the beautiful sailing boats that Dave has made. There
are also cabinets of Dinky Toys and Matchbox cars – one
with a quantity of model 2CVs, which appear to belong to
Sue; she is particularly fond of her characterful car. It is in
the sitting room that one can see the original purpose of the
building most clearly. “There were stable doors on either
side of the room, and all through the house,” explains Dave,
while he carefully replaces the fan that was resting on the top
of the wood-burner. The fan is not just for cooling purposes,
apparently. “It makes a big difference having this here on top of
the wood-burner, as it distributes the heat, moving it down to
the other end of the room. It’s important in such a big space.”
He pauses and looks around. “Yes, this was a great party room,”
he says, “and now, well, it gives me room for more boats!”
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Right: A secluded and tranquil
seating area, concealed by
borders, can be found at the
back of the garden Below: A
striped water container has
been re-purposed as a display
shelf for succulents
Upstairs the bedrooms are colourful and charming and
perhaps more reflective of Sue’s personality. In the large
master bedroom above the sitting room there’s a striking
patchwork screen made by Sue and on the bed a beautiful
handmade quilt that was created locally. It coordinates
well with the screen. There’s also a wonderful collection of
teddy bears, great and small, which are much sought after
– especially by the grandchildren. The couple are admirers
of other artists’ work too and a well known local artist, the
late Anne-Catherine Phillips belonged to the art group that
Sue is a member of. When she died in 2014, Sue was asked
if she’d like to come to her studio and choose a painting. “I
said, don’t choose anything too big,” remembers Dave, so
Sue came back with an impressively large view of Hastings,
which now hangs in pride of place on the landing.
Back downstairs and into the WC, as the two enormous
letters (retrieved from the demise sale of Woolworth & Co)
dictate we should call the smallest room. It’s an amusing
room and could easily be called the PC, or Politicians’
Closet, due to the number of political caricatures in model
form on display in here. Dave points out a particularly
unnerving model on the bottom shelf. I’m not sure I’d
really want it leering down at me in this room, somehow.
We move on to safer ground in the pale green calm of
the dining room, where all is harmony, with symmetrically
retro cupboards and two very stylish serving trollies. “I nearly
got a third trolley,” admits Sue, gazing fondly at the Italian
mid-century chrome and glass beauty next to us, “but I
suppose there’s only room for two,” she sighs, as we admire
it. If only trollies could be pinned to walls like boats.
Once in the large studio at the end of the house, it’s
immediately clear that there are two distinctly different
artists at work here, as their unique styles shine out from
the walls and from every surface around the studio.
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this page: The couple’s garden is home to a collection of metal
birds, nestled amongst the pots and foliage. Dave created a water
feature from an oversized tap and metal watering can (left)
Dave’s paintings are of rural and village street scenes,
smaller in size than Sue’s, but more graphic in style, their
colours clear and bright. Sue’s paintings are figurative;
there are many portraits and life drawings. She is often
commissioned to paint portraits and says that pet portraits
are becoming increasingly popular. “Somehow I’m able to
catch the likeness of them.” This is a knack that’s very hard
to achieve, but one that Sue has a wonderful talent for.
It’s abundantly clear that during their time here, Sue and
Dave together have fashioned an inspirational and creative
home for their family, provided a safe harbour for Dave’s
beautiful collection of model boats and their many other
treasures, and, now that they have converted the garage
into a good sized studio, they are able to fully stretch their
creative limbs and show their prodigious talents to the full.
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Blue & White: London based creative
Ann Shore has put together a striking kitchen
with her fresh, arresting palette of white and
blue. She has used small pieces of masking tape
to cover the fridge in a montage of blue and
white images, including old magazine spreads,
postcards and printed photos from around
the world. Carrying on this theme, Ann has
papered her breakfast bar stools – made from tall
cardboard storage boxes – in recommissioned
pages from books and magazines, to create
a patchwork of memory and nostaglia. Her
granite worktop on the cooking island carries
on the theme, juxtaposed with crisp white
cupboards. Wooden bowls and chopping
boards bring in a sense of nature, like pieces of
driftwood on a seashore, and contrast with the
modern, polished-aluminium extractor hood.
The modern vintage cook-eat
space is the beating heart of the
home. It juxtaposes the best of
modernity with chic classics. Unlike the
kitchens of yesteryear, we have many
convenient, time-saving, high-tech
devices, yet it makes sense to bring in
a twist of vintage to inject wit, history
and nostalgia. For every home needs
a sense of humour and a little soul.
The best kitchens incorporate
brilliant details, perfect finishes and
utilitarian functionality. Kitchens are
practical, hardworking spaces which
can be given style and personality
when the correct balance of modern
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details are important, start by searching
for materials with clean, sleek lines to
prevent the space from looking overcluttered,
and build up from there.
One of the easiest ways to bring
modern vintage into your kitchen is
with your cabinetry. You can either
source old cabinets from local salvage
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pretty, antique tiles, matte-sealed
vintage wallpapers or industrialstyle
surfaces. A quick, low-cost fix
is to simply secure old glass knobs,
colourful china handles or pewter
cabinet pulls to modern cupboards.
Otherwise, remove your cupboard
doors entirely and keep vintage-style
crockery, glassware, tea sets and other
period pieces on display. Glass-fronted
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finds. In traditional French country
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Worktops are the honed muscle
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Top Tables: Invest in the right table. Or make
your own. Old wooden beams have been crafted
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restaurant Derrière, accessorised with contrasting
chairs, like these rather elegant, fabric-covered
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worktops, consider laminates. These
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Cork was extremely popular in the
Twenties and gives a wonderful
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wooden flooring, in any condition,
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Zing up a plain wall with a pocket
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Bring in colour by displaying
vintage cookware, serve ware and
Country Kitchen: In the home of artist Claire Basler, flowers are in abundance. Above
the old vintage butler’s sink, blooms line up in re-employed grocery bottles. In brown
enamel containers, she’s stacked her vintage silverware, found at market places, while a
lemon yellow teapot resides on the hob. Claire shows off twists of must-have modernity,
like the coffee machine and an industrial-style light to assist with food preparation.
tools (think coffee grinders, retro
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Serve your food modern vintage
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Old World Comforts: In Claire Basler’s
bathroom, she has a generously sized vintage
claw foot bathtub. Her trademark giant floral
paintings, in this case irises on a silver canvas,
provide a beautiful backdrop to bathe by. Linen
towels hang from an old towel rail, heated by a
shapely antique radiator.
Reincarnate Key Pieces: An elegant,
modern, square-legged side table becomes a
practical bathing aid in Tim Rundle’s bathroom. On
top, a vintage silver jug and soap dish reside, adding
glinting, pretty accessories. Here, tiles play with
proportion: large square floor tiles juxtapose with
the tiny taupe and white mosaic tiles on the walls.
The bath, painted in taupe, continues the natural,
neutral feel. The large floor-to-ceiling window
brings in the natural world, making this the perfect
urban space in which to relax and reflect.
There’s nothing quite like slipping into the warm, scented water of
your own private oasis. Statistics show we spend three years of our life
bathing, so investing some thought in the bathroom is well worth it.
Bathrooms are our own private spaces, where we relax, wash and
get ready to face the world or bid the day goodnight. Modern vintage
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beautiful classics the past has given us. The result is very, very relaxing.
Modern life has given us the mod-cons that make a bathroom comfortable,
yet it’s the old things, like the feel of a big brass tap/faucet, a sofa-sized
bathtub, or the deluge of water that rains on you from a large Victorian rose
head, which can make them truly luxurious. When it comes to designing
your modern vintage bathroom, again it’s about contrast. Choose vintage
or reproduction centrepieces (bathtub, lavatory, basin) to suit a fresh
modern setting, or make your centrepieces chic and sleek, accessorising
with traditional wall and floor finishes, or vintage textile accessories.
Modern Vintage Style by Emily
Chalmers & Ali Hanan is published
by Ryland Peters & Small.
SH readers can buy a copy for the special
price of £14.99, including postage &
packaging (RRP £19.99) by telephoning
Macmillan Direct on 01256 302699 and
quoting the reference KC5
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1. 2.
Sinks & Taps
3.
Update your kitchen with sleek, contemporary styles
4.
1. Blanco Panera-s stainless steel mixer, rrp
£945.60 (special price £699) and Blanco Etagon
500 if/a inset sink rrp £657.60 (sale price
£479), Sink Emporium sinkemporium.co.uk.
2. Blanco Pleon 6 split anthracite inset sink with
Blanco Carena-s anthracite mixer, rrp £1048.80
(sale price £749), Sink Emporium, as before
3. Blanco Culina-s chrome mixer,
rrp £595.20 (sale price £429)
4. Based on the popular PuraVida design for
bathrooms, Hansgrohe has come up with a
digital source of water for the kitchen. The new
electronic PuraVida kitchen mixer sports an
exceptional design that offers convenient, digital
operation. The tap comes in choice of brushed
stainless steel or polished chrome, which combines
beautifully with the strong lines characteristic of
the latest kitchen designs. PuraVida electronic
kitchen mixers provide the ultimate combination
of superb eye-catching design with comfortable
ease of use with a raised, pivoting spout that
provides plenty of space beneath for filling
large containers. The mixer is also available as a
conventional, manual version if this is preferred
to the electronic control. £1782 hansgrohe.co.uk.
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RDO
Kitchen Studio
Offering the
combination of
contemporary
and classic kitchen
design using fine
furniture made
in England by
www.rdokitchenstudio.co.uk info@rdokitchenstudio.co.uk
Bancroft Road, Reigate, Surrey RH2 7RP 01737 240403

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Elegant Luxe: Kitchens
We speak to three kitchen companies about luxury projects they’ve undertaken and the design briefs behind them
Charlie Kingham
Estimated
price:
£29,000
“Maintaining the highest quality without compromise,
we create the finest furniture for our traditional
kitchens. The unique design and exclusive detailing
we have so painstakingly researched and refined, sets
our period kitchens aside and hallmarks the delicate
refinement that carries its own glorious attraction.
This bright and bold kitchen was designed to fulfil the
needs of a very busy household. With integrated wine
storage above the cabinets and a separate drinks cabinet,
we incorporated a vast amount of storage space. This
included handy tray and chopping board pull outs. The
glass on the cabinets allows lighting through to showcase
the contents. The colour contrast on the island makes a
sweeping statement and includes the convenient prep sink.”
Marylebone, London / Guildford
0207 935 2255 charliekingham.co.uk
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Approx
price:
£70,000
Rencraft
“This handmade bespoke
luxury kitchen from
Rencraft provides an elegant
and sophisticated space
for cooking, dining and
entertaining. Every last detail
has been carefully considered;
from the bevelled panelling
on the hand-painted chimney
breast right down to the
chamfer detail carved on
to the corner posts. The
interiors are made of walnut.
The bespoke bar handles
have been custom made to
order and the splashback
is antique bronze mirror.
Storage solutions include
large double door larders,
butler cupboards and solid
wood cutlery inserts. Sub-
Zero & Wolf appliances
seek to further enhance the
sense of luxury.”
Sevenoaks 01732 762682
/ Tunbridge Wells 01892
520730 rencraft.co.uk
Collins Bespoke
“A hand-made, painted, bespoke kitchen is a luxury. A
hugely practical and useful luxury. Custom-designed,
crafted by skilled cabinet-makers and finished by hand,
Collins Bespoke’s kitchens are made just for their
clients: imagine waking up each morning to such a
unique and personal space. This is a wonderful luxury
and one which can be applied to all our kitchens.
One of our favourite kitchens of 2017 must
be this one. It epitomises luxuriousness. The
cabinetry is an example of beautifully crafted
Beaded Shaker-style, finished in Farrow & Ball’s
Plummett and Pavilion Gray. The mixture of greys
with complementing silvery décor – stunning
shimmery wall-paper and animal-print bar stools
– and contrasting whites, give it a platinum showy
effect. The space, with its high ceilings, enhances
the island’s stage-like presence too, which has a
luxurious feature of Dekton Aura worktops.
Central to the cabinetry is an integrated appliance
quartet of Miele ovens and warming drawers.
Adjacent to this is a run of cabinetry-framed fullheight
Miele wine coolers. This kitchen has been
designed to be shown and is one in which entertaining
must happen. It is wonderful.” Collins Bespoke,
Bethersden 01233 822595 collinsbespoke.com
Approx
price:
£38,000
(ex. appliances)
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Kitchens by
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Ferm Living Wire Wall
Display Rack, £89
The Modern Nursery
themodernnursery.com
Small Reclaimed Teak
Wine Rack, £125
PUJI
puji.com
Nesta Table/Hanging Planter
with Ceramic Pot, £45
Black By Design
black-by-design.co.uk
Mitred Hem Linen
Napkin in Charcoal, £12
The Linen Works
thelinenworks.co.uk
Industrial
Components
Stelton Flow 1L Carafe,
£39.95
Black by Design
black-by-design.co.uk
Rebecca Cuffe’s metallic kitchen picks
Brunï Espresso Cup,
£20 Set of Three
PIB
pib-home.co.uk
Matt Black Chasseur Cast Iron
Round Casserole, from £70
Amaroni Home
amaroni.com
Bloomingville
Standalone Copper
Pepper Mill, £29
Cult Furniture
cultfurniture.com
Ruffoni Cremeria
Fondue Set, £400
Amara
amara.com
Large Metal Wall
Clock, £79, PUJI
puji.com
Tractor Stool, £300
Smithers of Stamford
smithersofstamford.com
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Introducing our
new name...
Frimley | Woking | Guildford
K I T C H E N S • B A T H R O O M S • B E D R O O M S
01483 461480
www.njkinteriors.com

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SH’s Lucy picked up some
excellent plant tips from Sarah
at a recent Simply Garden talk
at The Printworks, Hastings,
where she found out about
IKEA’s great new range of
plant pots and cultivation
units. Here are three of our
favourites for kitchens...
KRYDDA
cultivation unit, £19
A herb planter at Simply Garden
Perfect Partners
BITTERGURKA
plant holder with LED
cultivation bulb, £35
Sarah Wilson from Simply Garden gives her suggestions
for plants that thrive in a kitchen environment
Herbs are an obvious choice for the kitchen, especially if you can find a
warm and sunny spot for them. If you struggle to keep supermarket
herbs alive, try growing your own from seed on the windowsill. This will
save you money, plus the plants are likely to be healthier and last a lot longer.
Air plants are like beautiful, mini ornaments but it can be easy to forget they need
to be looked after like other plants. If you place them in your kitchen near the sink it’s
easy to give them the occasional dunk in water or a quick spritz with your mister. Place
them somewhere in your regular eyeline and you’ll be less likely to overlook them.
You’re getting something out of the oven and catch your arm on the hot oven shelf,
we’ve all done it. Aloe vera plants are legendary for their ability to heal burns, simply
snap off a leaf and apply the gel inside directly to the burn. If you have a sunny spot
and don’t overwater it, your Aloe vera will happily thrive with very little care.
Kitchens can be humid environments, which perfectly suits humidity lovers like the
Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata). This fern looks great displayed in a hanging pot
which can be placed in the vicinity of moisture sources such as the sink or cooker.
Beware temperature fluctuations though and keep this plant out of direct sunlight.
The perfect plant to add interest to your kitchen shelves is the Ficus
pumila. This tough little plant will cope with lower light levels and will
trail beautifully, providing vertical interest. It loves moisture so water it
every 3-4 days in a warm room. Look out for the variegated form if you
fancy something slightly brighter than the straight green variety.
SATSUMAS
plant stand with
5 plant pots, £30
Visit Simply Garden at 51a George Street, Hastings, for expert advice, gardening
essentials, plants, containers, courses and talks. 01424 319093 simplygarden.org
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Elegant Luxe: Bathrooms
Bathe in sumptuous style with beautifully finished sanitaryware and fittings
Image courtesy of European Bathrooms
“Bathroom designer Villeroy & Boch
has upped the luxe factor with its
new Finion Collection. The epitome
of indulgence, Finion combines
delicately curved washbasins, baths
and bathroom furniture with silver,
gold and copper coloured accessories.
For a stunning centrepiece, the
Finion free-standing bath features a
decorative metallic strip and soft LED
lighting – giving a ‘floating’ effect.”
POA, European Bathrooms, Windsor
01753 865050 / Amersham 01494
434349 europeanbathrooms.com
Calypso Selter Pearl fitted furniture with white carcass,
Cipollino Marble Calypstone worktop, Montana wc, Montana
basin, Casola basin tap and Arada 1200 LED mirror.
£3091.10 inc Vat.
Cranleigh Bathroom Studios, Cranleigh 01483 272727
cranleigh-bathroomstudios.co.uk
Venticello 1200mm basin drilled with 3 tap holes in Alpine
White Ceramic, £802 + Vat, Venticello 1200 vanity unit in
Glass Gloss Grey with version 5 handle in copper, £1,368 +
Vat, Dornbracht towel rails in Cyprum £546.70 + Vat each,
Dornbracht MEM 3 hole mixer Cyprum £1941.30 + Vat
Walton Bathrooms, Hersham 01932 224784
waltonbathrooms.co.uk
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difference?
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QUALITY ASSURED
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CATCHPOLE & RYE
KENT ENGLAND
EXCLUSIVE LUXURY BATHROOMS
LONDON • TUNBRIDGE WELLS • ASHFORD
T. 01892 526 996 www.catchpoleandrye.com

Heritage
Penrose Freestanding
Acrylic Double ended bath
£1,400 inc Vat, Cranleigh
Bathroom Studios
cranleigh-bathroomstudios.
co.uk
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Heritage Claverton wash
basin 3 taphole, pedestal and
Heritage Glastonbury 3 taphole basin
mixer. Basin £230 inc Vat, pedestal
£115 inc Vat, taps £275 inc Vat,
Cranleigh Bathroom Studios
cranleigh-bathroomstudios.co.uk
“The West One Bathrooms design team recently completed this project: bringing an Arts & Crafts house into the twenty-first
century with this luxurious master en suite bathroom. The design was kept open, with an open doorway through from the
bedroom and dressing room, whilst providing privacy with a feature wall behind the bath to conceal the shower at one end
and the loo at the other. Soft chalky textures give a warm, airy feel to the space, and a distressed plank effect floor and walls
in the shower area give the feel of an old Parisian apartment. The overall result is one of calm and tranquillity, which hits the
clients’ brief perfectly.” West One Bathrooms, Tunbridge Wells 01892 548111 / Oxshott 01372 841730 westonebathrooms.com
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Get
the loo
Flush with flair with our pick
of the latest WCs
3
1 2
5 6
4
1. Burlington chrome aluminium high level cistern floor standing WC, £1,084.01, Classic Tiles & Bathrooms Ltd.
classictilesandbathrooms.com 2. Calm Grey Left Hand Combination Vanity Unit Set with WC, £314.97, Bathroom Takeaway,
bathroomtakeaway.co.uk 3. Numi is Kohler’s most advanced WC, featuring a host of automated technology including a
motion-activated, bidet style cleansing wands, warm air dryer, bluetooth, radio and lighting. It is also self-cleaning! £10,800,
West One Bathrooms westonebathrooms.com 4. Victorian High Level WC, £590, The Pure Bathroom Collection from Smiths
Briten, purebathroomcollection.co.uk 5. Sottini Iscara Back to Wall WC with slim close wrap over seat, £460, NJK Interiors,
njkinteriors.com 6. Fusion L Vanity Unit in Walnut Effect, from £610, The Pure Bathroom Collection from Smiths Briten,
purebathroomcollection.co.uk 7. Duravit Starck 2 New Rimless WC, for stockists see duravit.co.uk
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SUPPLY, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
OF LUXURY BATHROOMS
Walton Bathrooms offer 6,000sq ft of showrooms
with over 60 new displays, a dedicated tile studio
and experienced in-house designers.
All products shown are by Villeroy & Boch from the decadent
and luxurious Venticello range. Brassware by Dornbracht from
the MEM range in the colour Cyprum.
SHOWROOM TEL: 01932 224 784 | CONTRACT SALES TEL: 0208 481 7970
EMAIL: SALES@WALTONBATHROOMS.CO.UK SHOP ONLINE AT: WWW.WALTONBATHROOMS.CO.UK

Hib Spectre 50 LED
Mirror – A stylish range mirror
with chamfered LED Lighting,
light adjusting switch, the ability to
change from cool to warm white, a
heated pad to clear condensation.
Can be fitted landscape or
portrait. £309, NJK Interiors
www.njkinteriors.com
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The
Copper
Bateau with
copper exterior and
interior, from £6,000,
Catchpole & Rye
catchpoleandrye.
com
Beautiful
Bathing
Lavish your
bathroom with
statement design
Clearwater
Teardrop Bath,
£2,195, Classic Tiles
& Bathrooms Ltd.
classictilesandbathrooms.
com
The
Gridscape
shower enclosure
is available in a variety
of finishes and coloured
glass options, so you can
mix and match the glass
styles and textures
West One Bathrooms Ltd.
westonebathrooms.
com
Galleon
cast iron Bath
clad in zebra print
on leather, POA
Miscellanea of Churt
miscellanea.co.uk
Axor
LampShower,
from £1,610,
Hansgrohe
hansgrohe.co.uk
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Cranleigh
Tiles & Bathrooms
Range of Tiles, Bathrooms and Showers
from Laura Ashley, Heritage Bathrooms
and Burlington Bathrooms. Suppliers
of Contemporary Ranges including
Laufen, Roca, Vitra and Roper Rhodes.
Showroom open
9am to 5pm
Monday to Saturday
Cranleigh Tiles and Bathrooms
246 High Street, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8RL
Telephone 01483 272727
craig@cranleighbathroomstudios.co.uk
www.cranleigh-bathroomstudios.co.uk
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35 Woodbridge Hill, Guildford GU2 9AA
www.cplbathrooms.co.uk ● 01483 537131
Showroom Open Monday - Saturday 9.00 - 17.00
Suppliers of Villeroy & Boch, Hansgrohe, Keuco, Matki, Victoria & Albert and many more.
surrey-homes.co.uk
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Round Gold
Wall Mirror By
House Doctor
£59.95
Ovohome.com
ovohome.com
Ferm LIVING Enter
Mirror Small, £74,
Cloudberry living
cloudberryliving.co.uk
Knightshayes Gold
Sunburst Wall Mirror, £225
Chandelier & Mirror
Company
chandeliersandmirrors.co.uk
Eclipse Mirror,
£180, Lime Lace
limelace.co.uk
On Reflection
Discover who’s the fairest
of them all with our edit
of bathroom mirrors
Medina
Mirror, £199,
BoConcept
boconcept.com
Emily Mirror £69
Pib
pib-home.co.uk
Living Hand
Mirror, £47,
BoConcept
boconcept.com
Ring Mirror,
£229, BoConcept
boconcept.com
The Sensor Mirror Pro in rose gold is
capable of over 50,000 colour variations to
simulate natural sunlight for the brightest
most colour-correct view – perfect when
applying makeup. Choose presets or use the
phone app to capture light settings from
the environment around you, £219.99.
Simplehuman simplehuman.com
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GOODWOOD
FITCH
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For Modern Living
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www.goodwoodfitch.com
From beautiful joinery to bathrooms, basements & aspirational kitchens,
we design and execute with integrity and passion.
Goodwood Fitch provide a fully project-managed solution for homeowners
wishing to embark on a substantial re-build or renovation.
For further information or to discuss your plans please call 020 3771 9919.

INDIVIDUAL, EXPERT HAIR CARE AND ADVICE
Banstead 01737 356 462
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Reigate 01737 240 176
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Barbour Hoxton jacket,
£99.95, RM Williams Collins
shirt, £85, The Golden Boot,
Maidstone thegoldenboot.co.uk
Layer Up
Cosy casual menswear to take you through from autumn to winter
Photographs: David Merewether Styling: Helen Barton
Location: Blooming Green, Linton
99 surrey-homes.co.uk

The home of contemporary and luxury
footwear direct from the heart of Europe
Always one step ahead, they have established
themselves on their quality and first-rate service
15% OFF *
With this advert or quote Surrey Homes
Blue Velvet
Call 020 7376 7442
Visit them at: 174 Kings Road SW3 4UP
Buy Online: www.bluevelvetshoes.com
*Non-sale items in store only. Offer ends 1 November 2017.

Above left: RM Williams moleskin trousers, £115,
jacket, £179, Barbour knit jumper, £109, County
Clothes, Canterbury / Reigate / Sevenoaks / Tenterden
countyclothesmenswear.co.uk
Left: Brogues, £119, The Golden Boot, Maidstone
thegoldenboot.co.uk
Above: Hackett gilet £240, Scotch & Soda polo
shirt (wine red) £38.50, blue chinos, £79.95
Ralphs, Cranbrook, 01580 712222
surrey-homes.co.uk

Scotch & Soda jeans, £95, shirt
£79.95, jacket £158, Ralphs,
Cranbrook, 01580 712222;
Panama Jack Barkley boots, £149,
The Golden Boot, Maidstone
thegoldenboot.co.uk

We now stock
Calvin Klein
Telephone 01737 226569
69 High Street, Reigate, Surrey RH2 9AE
Our online store is now open
www.thelingerieboutiquereigate.co.uk
County Clothes Menswear
Quality & Personal Service
Canterbury Tenterden Reigate Sevenoaks
Stock up on your
winter warmers
Merino possum
knitwear,
brushed cotton
shirts and fleece
lined boots will
keep you cosy
this season.
www.countyclothesmenswear.co.uk
19 St Margaret’s Street
Canterbury
01227 765294
2 East Cross, Tenterden
01580 765159
Don’t get
left out
in the
cold
6 High Street, Reigate
01737 249224
14 Bank Street
Sevenoaks
01732 454068
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For amazing designer and bespoke
hats and fascinators as well as seasonal
hats, umbrellas and pashminas.
We also stock Rainbow shoes which can
be dyed to any colour imaginable.
LUXURY LEATHER
GIFTS & ACCESSORIES
FOR THE DISCERNING
LADY OR GENTLEMAN
IN YOUR LIFE.
Call us on 01424 839814 or
visit www.drewlennox.com
THE MAD HATTER
12 Castle Street, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3UW
01483 566845
www.themadhattermillinery.com
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Above: Hugo Boss jeans, £119, knit top
£119, and jacket, £280, Ashworth & Bird,
Reigate ashworthandbird.com
Top right: Barbour lace-ups (left),
£125, The Golden Boot, Maidstone
thegoldenboot.co.uk
Right: Barbour waxed jacket, £199, Schoffel
Brancaster shirt, £69.95, The Golden Boot,
Maidstone thegoldenboot.co.uk
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See the new collection at
Tel: 01483 577475
Open: Tues–Sat 10am–5pm
52 New Road, Chilworth,
Guildford, Surrey GU4 8LU
www.serendipityfashions.co.uk
Leading The Way For Mothers Of The Bride and Groom
www.melitaboutique.co.uk
57 High Street, Chobham, Surrey GU24 8AF
Tel: 01276 856308
ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE
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Wins Top Award
Guildford ‘s top designer
boutique Courtyard was judged
to be the ‘Best Womenswear
Independent’ in the U.K 2017 at
a glittering awards ceremony
in London last week.
Situated in Angel Gate just off
Guildford High Street, Courtyard
opened its doors in 1994.
Designers include: Luisa Cerano,
Riani, Velvet, 360 sweater, DL 1961
jeans, Mala Alisha, Marc Aurel,
Henry Christ, Tissa Fonteneda,
Kanna, Dea Kudibal, Amuse,
Jeff and much, much more.
*offer valid until 31/10/2017
It has become known for its
great customer service, sought
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lovely environment to shop in.
10%
introductory
discount.
Please mention
Surrey Homes*
Owned by Julia Jaconelli
and managed by Susie Smith
the shop sells clothes for
every occasion for discerning
stylish women of all ages.
Open 7 days a week. 01483 452825
www.courtyarduk.co.uk @courtyardsurrey
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Stunning Designs
for Glamorous Girls
Sizes 14 - 30
open Mon - Sat
9.30 - 5.30
267-269 Coombe Lane
SW20 0RH
FREE local parking
Award Winning Boutique
www.bakou.co.uk
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ALWAYS A
PERFECT
HAIR DAY
Visit the NEW website
academysalons.com
Are you
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your teeth
and smile?
Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic in Farnham
offers an extensive range of cosmetic dentistry
l Teeth straightening (book a half price
consultation with our Specialist in October)
l Teeth whitening l White fillings & porcelain
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For more information, call 01252 713797,
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visit www.elmsleighhouse.co.uk
Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic –
A private practice offering clinical excellence
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RM Williams jeans, £95,
Fynch-Hatton shirt, £75,
Olney Outback hat, £65,
County Clothes, Canterbury /
Reigate / Sevenoaks / Tenterden
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Cover Up
Josephine Fairley shares her advice for
achieving the perfect hair colour
TIP:
‘If you have to put on
more make-up to make your
new colour work, you’ve picked
the wrong shade. The one colour you
should absolutely avoid when you’re
over 40 or 50 is raven black. It will
sap life and colour from your face,’
says New York haircolourist
Louis Licari.
Beauty
If it sometimes seems as if your colourist
is speaking another language – well, he
(or she) is. So this month, I thought I’d
translate all the key terms into real-life words
that any human being can understand –
which should help you achieve the look
you want, whether you’re having your hair
coloured in a salon or doing it yourself.
What I truly, truly recommend, though
– if at all possible – is that as you start to
develop grey, you have your hair coloured
professionally at least once, and then at least
occasionally. Yes, haircolouring can be pricy
– and can carve huge chunks out of your
diary to maintain. A sympathetic colourist,
however, will be able to advise you on the
best shade for your skintone. If they’re really
generous-spirited, they may be able to point
you in the direction of a particular shade
in a drugstore/chemist brand that might
work for you, or at least tell you where on
the Hair Colour Level Chart you are (see
below), and what level of shade would
work best with your (undyed) colour.
Balayage The technique of painting
highlights directly onto the hair without
using foils; this can enable a colourist
to get closer to the parting/roots with
the bleach. Can give a ‘beachy’ look
and lessens the occurrence of unwanted
regrowth lines sometimes associated with
foil highlights or those pulled through a
cap – but best left to true haircolour artists.
Demi-permanent colour lasts up to
28 shampoos. Contains lower levels of
peroxide (which means it’s less harsh and
drying) than permanent colour. It’s great
for creating natural-looking tone changes
(such as taking brown hair to a rich auburn
shade) and will cover grey. Gradually fades
back to the natural underlying shade.
Glaze, a.k.a. Gloss A pigmentladen
or clear liquid used to enhance
a hair colour temporarily.
Highlights, streaks or
TIP:
When it comes to
covering a whole head of grey,
don’t go darker. Not only does
it showcase greys and regrowth,
but it can look opaque, like
you painted your head
with shoe polish.
chunks of lighter
colour (created
through the use
of ammonia/
hydrogen
peroxide),
applied through the hair –
usually using foils.
Permanent colour doesn’t wash out,
and requires touching up of the roots
every four to six weeks. It contains both
ammonia and peroxide, so it can lighten,
darken and/or completely change your
hair colour; it can also cover grey.
Peroxide Otherwise known as hydrogen
peroxide, extensively used in haircolouring
as a ‘developer’ or ‘activator’. Its role is
to open up the cuticle and allow bleach
or colour into the cortex of the hair.
Rinse See temporary colour, below.
Semi-permanent colour washes out
after six to 12 shampoos. This enhances
natural hair colour but won’t lighten it
and won’t cover grey, although it can
soften its appearance. (NB The reason
haircolouring companies cite the number
of washes rather than a time-frame is
that some of us wash our hair every day,
others as occasionally as once a week.)
Semi-temporary Not to be confused
with semi-permanent (above): this
colour lasts from 4-6 washes, contains
no ammonia and isn’t mixed with a
‘developer’ such as hydrogen peroxide.
Single process All-over colouring of the
hair, from the roots at the scalp right
through to the ends, in one step.
Temporary colour simply coats the hair
shaft and rinses out after one shampoo.
These cannot lighten hair, but only
temporarily brighten or darken.
Tint may sound like a subtle colour – but
it’s actually an alternative phrase used by
hairdressers to describe permanent colour.
Tone-on-tone colour Another phrase
for demi-permanent, see above.
Now you’ve mastered this, get your head
around Hair Colour Level Charts. These
are why so many women head for the salon
to have colour done (and that includes me.)
There is an absolutely fiendish universal
system for numbering haircolour: there are
12 levels, with 1 representing black and 12
representing ultra-light blonde. As a general
rule, the first number on the label of a box
of hair colour will tell you the colour level
of that product. However, your own base
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colour – and where it falls in that spectrum
from 1-12 – will affect the final shade on
you personally. This is why colourists advise
that you don’t stray more than one or two
shades lighter or darker than your current
natural haircolour, for optimum results.
But remember: no matter what the
language of haircolour, one picture speaks
a thousand words. It’s all very well being
able to speaka da lingo when it comes
to knowing your semi-permanents from
your demi-permanents – but,
the biggest challenge can be
successfully communicating
TIP:
actual shades and colours
to a colourist. So: you say
‘brown’. Your colourist
could be thinking: anything
from milk chocolate to dark
chocolate. At the same time,
what’s ‘red’ to you might be pillarbox,
to a colouring professional. (Yikes.) This is
where photographs truly come into their
own: brandishing a cutting torn from a
glossy of the colour that you are hoping
for, in front of your hairdresser, can save an
awful lot of confusion. (And, potentially,
tears.) So: keep tearsheets of anyone whose
hair colour you’d love to emulate. You can
then talk through what’s actually achievable
and – crucially – what the upkeep would be.
There has been one incredibly welcome
innovation on the haircolouring front.
Pioneered by Color Wow, there are quite
a few touch-up powders on the market
now. Basically, you brush these onto roots
when regrowth is showing, and they’ll stay
put till you wash your hair again. They
can take a little time to get the hang of,
but the compact has a brush, which you
sweep over the powder and then apply
along the parting, working along the hair
shaft rather than ‘painting’ the scalp itself;
Color Wow now have eight shades, from
Platinum Blonde to Black (and there’s a
Red, too), £28.50 at victoriahealth.com.
And all I can add is: I hope this has helped
you to get your head around the subject…
For more beauty wisdom from
Jo Fairley, visit beautybible.com.
After colouring,
never shampoo for 24
hours. This will help the
colour to ‘set’, so it
takes perfectly.

Health & Beauty
Embrace Autumn
Surrey Homes talks healthy living with yoga teacher Lauren Glass
do you have a beauty
regime? I wash my face
morning and night with Liz
Earle Cleanse and Polish.
In the morning I use my
Clarisonic to exfoliate
Heart of
oats…
Because they contain betaglucan,
a form of fibre, oats
have the ability to reduce
cholesterol, stabilise blood
sugar and cut the risk of heart
disease from blocked arteries.
Not only are they super-good
for you (they’re also high in
Vitamin B1, magnesium,
selenium and protein) but a
bowl of porridge oats makes a
cheap and tasty breakfast that
will fill you up till lunchtime.
Regular porridge oats can be
processed with wheat so if you
want to avoid gluten, go for
the gluten-free varieties.
One cup of oats cooked with
two cups of milk or water and
then use SkinCeuticals CE
Ferulic, which increases UV
protection, followed with a
SkinCeuticals brightening
moisturiser with SPF 30.
Having spent my youth
laying in the sun, slathered in
Hawaiian Tropic, it’s time to
take more care! At night I use
a Bobby Brown moisturiser.
Once a week I might use a
mud or cucumber face mask.
do you have a particular
product you couldn’t live
without? As a dietitian and
yoga teacher I believe a sense
of health and wellbeing
comes from within –
eating well, getting plenty
of rest and a daily yoga
practice. I love Neal’s Yard
Beauty Oil, a rich source
of essential fatty acids and
antioxidants, which I put in
my N utriBullet with a variety
of other wonderful things.
a handful of frozen berries will
turn into delicious porridge
after just 3 minutes in a
microwave at 600W. Soaking
What’s your ultimate
pampering treat? I love a
massage or facial. I go on
a yoga retreat once a year
in Mallorca and I have
a wonderful Thai yoga
massage whilst I’m there.
It’s a very physical massage,
involving acupressure,
yoga and Ayurvedic
principles. It’s bliss!
Who’s your style icon?
I admire anyone who
looks both stylish, but
comfortable and happy
in his or her clothes. I’m
a huge admirer of Cate
Blanchett’s style and talent.
Lauren Glass is British
Wheel of Yoga Level
4 qualified and a BSc
Registered Dietitian. She
runs Apple Store Yoga. Find
her on Facebook: Apple
Store Yoga Goudhurst.
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before cooking makes them
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Tone Up!
Surrey Homes asked Kent Health and Beauty Awards Personal
Trainer of the Year, Sarah Maxwell, why she places such
importance on post-pregnancy pelvic floor exercises…
The most important thing you can do
during the first few days after giving birth
are pelvic floor exercises. These muscles
come under great strain during pregnancy
and childbirth, so it’s vital to start the
exercises as soon as possible. Even if you
have bruises or stitches, they’ll help you heal
more quickly by improving circulation to
the area and reducing swelling and bruising.
What is the pelvic floor? The pelvic floor
is a hammock of muscles that supports your
lower organs. Just like any other muscles,
your pelvic floor is weakened by childbirth,
ageing, high impact exercise and obesity, so
exercising it is a vital element in retaining
core strength. These pelvic muscles also play
an important role in bladder control (the
ability to hold urine and not leak). This
is a much more common problem than
many of us realise, with 7 out of 10 people
experiencing pelvic floor problems.
How do I exercise my pelvic floor?
• Start by squeezing and drawing in the
muscles around your back passage and your
vagina at the same time. You should have a
sense of lifting every time you do this.
• Hold them strong and tight, count
to 3, then let them go and relax.
• Repeat the squeeze and release 10
times with 5 seconds rest in between.
• Each day, gradually increase
the length of time you are holding
to a maximum of 10 seconds.
• Build up to 3x10 sets of squeezes
every day. Make sure you rest for
Hydrotherm Massage
The Hydrotherm massage is ideal for
expectant mothers because the entire
treatment is carried out lying on your back
or side and at an incline to protect the baby.
The massage takes place on two large,
warm water-filled cushions placed on top
of a regular massage couch, to support the
spine. With knees slightly raised, and hands
resting below the cushions to encourage the
body to relax, the masseuse’s hands work
between the plastic water-filled cushion
and the client’s back. The sense of the body
moving with the water is very relaxing –
not unlike the sensation of a waterbed.
This massage is also good for anyone
a few seconds between each one
because your muscles will get tired.
• Whilst doing pelvic floor exercises, keep
breathing steadily, don’t tighten your
buttocks and keep your thighs relaxed.
• Start by lying down with your knees
raised and feet flat to the floor but,
as your strength increases, there is no
limit to where and what position you
do them in: try standing in the queue
at the supermarket or in the shower.
• I recommend once a week, when urinating,
you try to stop the flow midway. This will
let you know if you are working the correct
muscles and give you an indication of how
your pelvic floor is improving. Don’t try this
more than once a week as holding urine in
regularly could result in a urinary infection.
What should I do if I don’t see any
improvement? In the first few days or
weeks, it’s normal to feel as if nothing is
happening after doing your exercises. Keep
going, the feeling in your pelvic floor will
return and, although you might not be able
to feel it, it will be working. If you find that
after exercising regularly for a few weeks
there is no improvement, please contact your
doctor to talk about it.
Sarah Maxwell teaches regular fitness
classes at her private studio in Cranbrook
Kent and London. She can be contacted
via email sarah@sarahmaxwell.com twitter
@sarahmax100 or mobile 07973
172245. Full details of her courses
can be found at sarahmaxwell.com
who doesn’t feel comfortable lying facedown
on a massage couch as there are no
uncomfortable face holes or cricked necks
and no need to turn over during treatment.
I had my Hydrotherm massage at
Restoring Health in Chart Sutton and
benefits included a great night’s sleep
and sense of wellbeing plus significant
relief from a whiplash injury
The Restoring Health team offer
Hydrotherm massages from £45 to
£60 with a senior therapist. They also work
with oncologists and offer this treatment
to certain kinds of cancer patients. Visit
restoring-health.co.uk for more information.
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Symptoms are often associated
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Food
Deliciously
The temptation to hibernate among the
carbohydrates is strong this month; as the days
darken and the nights get colder we seem to seek
solace in the edible. Autumnal orchard fruits
and root vegetables are classic harvest fare and,
thankfully, they are naturally sweet, nutritious and
satisfyingly filling too. So let’s hunker down, keep
it simple and rustle up some seasonal comfort food.
Recipes: Jo Arnell
Photographs: David Merewether
Chicken casserole with apples and leeks
Serves 4 Prep time: 15 mins
Cooking time: around 1½ hours
Chicken cooks beautifully in a casserole, releasing its own gentle
favours, while allowing others to ride alongside. Apples and leeks are
easy partners, adding a sweet autumnal twist to this stalwart staple.
• A whole chicken - cut into
quarters, or 4 chicken portions
• 2-3 leeks, washed and sliced
• 50g butter (or to taste)
• 1 level tbsp plain flour
• 2 apples, peeled, cored and
cut into thin wedges
• 150ml dry cider
• 200ml chicken stock
• 2 cloves minced/pressed garlic
• 3-4 chopped sage leaves
• salt and pepper, to taste
1. Gently fry the leeks in butter and then lay in a
shallow casserole dish with the apple wedges.
2. Brown the chicken in the same pan (add a little more oil
or butter if needed) and once the chicken is browned on
both sides, place on top of the leeks and apple.
3. Add the flour to the pan and mix into a paste. After
2-3mins gradually add the cider and then once the mixture
thickens, add the chicken stock, sage and garlic.
4. Pour over the chicken pieces, cover and place in a pre-heated oven (gas
4/180°C) for approx. 1 hour (longer for really tender chicken).
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Food
Coconut, carrot and coriander soup
Serves 4 Prep time: 15 mins Cooking time: 30 mins
Add a bit of spice to good old carrot and
coriander soup with fresh and warming Thai
flavours and the sweetness of coconut. Make
a big batch and keep some in the freezer.
• 250g roughly chopped carrots
• 1 onion, chopped
• 50g butter
• 1L vegetable stock
• 1 small bunch of coriander (save
a few leaves to garnish)
• 1-2 tsp green Thai paste
• 1 tin coconut milk
1. Lightly fry the onion in butter until
soft, then put in a pan with the carrots,
add the stock, bring to a boil and
simmer until the carrots are cooked.
2. Chop up the coriander (save a little for
garnishing) and add, along with the
green Thai paste and coconut milk.
3. Use a hand held blender, or put
into a liquidiser and blend until the
soup has the right consistency.
4. Simmer again for 10 minutes or so.
5. Serve with a swirl of cream, a scattering
of coriander and some crusty bread.
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Food
Red velvet beetroot cake
Serves 8-12 Prep time: 15 mins Cooking time: 25 mins
Beetroot has an earthy sweetness, but paired with chocolate and
cream cheese it brings depth and a perfect velvet texture to this
cake. This is a comfort cake with the added satisfaction of a healthy
vegetable thrown in - and no real need for red food colouring.
• 350g self raising flour, sifted
• 75g good quality cocoa powder
• 1 tsp baking powder
• 250g softened butter
• 275g sugar
• 4 eggs
• 125g finely grated, cooked beetroot
• 2 tbsps orange juice
• Red food colouring (optional)
For the cream cheese frosting:
• 300g cream cheese
• 75g softened butter
• 200g icing sugar
• 1tsp vanilla essence
• Chocolate curls/hearts to decorate
1. Grease 3 sandwich tins for the 3 tier cake, or 2
(with more mixture in) for a two tier cake and
pre-heat the oven to gas 4 (180°C).
2. Cream together the butter and sugar until light
and fluffy, then gradually add the eggs (add a bit
of flour if the mixture starts to curdle).
3. Stir in the other ingredients, pour into tins and bake for approx.
25 mins (depending on your oven – check after 20mins).
4. While the cake cools, beat together the frosting ingredients
and spread between the layers and over the top of the cake.
5. Decorate with chocolate if desired.
Alongside whipping up tasty, seasonal recipes for Surrey
Homes using produce from her own garden, Jo Arnell
runs gardening workshops from her home in Woodchurch
and offers expert advice on garden design and planting. To
find out about her special Christmas workshop, and the
courses available in 2018, visit hornbrookmanor.co.uk.
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Any old
Iron?
Jo Arnell turns salvage hunter to provide her garden with
economical and beautiful focal points made from oftenoverlooked
reclamation yard goodies
annyauld… iern!” The scrap metal
man would bellow from his horse-drawn cart,
“Annyauld-iern!
as he slowly trawled up our street collecting old
water tanks, broken bedsteads and scrap metal. When I
was little (in the nineteenth century, by the sound of this)
I had no idea what he was shouting or why he wanted such
things - the whole process was a dark mystery. I was an
optimistically whimsical child, so it comes as no surprise
to me now that salvage is so stylish and that scrap metal
can have far more value than just its melted down price
these days. And not just metal – lots of old household,
agricultural and industrial objects have value and can
be used to good effect in new and resourceful ways.
Authentically rustic
Found objects and bargains are satisfying to re-use. They
bring with them a sense of the past and somehow these
aged things have a more authentic feel, a patina that speaks
of less mechanised, less throwaway times. The fact that
they are less than perfect, or perhaps even broken, adds to
their charm. It is more than this though – and something
we are becoming increasingly aware of – salvage is not just
fashionably retro; part of the appeal of the old and rustic
is that there is little or no environmental cost involved.
Environmentally friendly
Many salvaged items don’t need restoration or remanufacture
and can be used immediately. A few may
have to be re-made, or up-cycled in some way, but the
cost of this in environmental terms is far less than the cost
of manufacturing an item from scratch. So, by re-using
items – especially those that are environmentally costly
to produce, or worse, to dispose of – we are doing a small
bit to help. Some of the objects may even help wildlife
directly, providing habitats and overwintering spaces.
Uses for salvage
Garden furniture – can be made from all sorts of salvaged
materials. Old ladders are always useful – on their own, or
as shelf supports. I’ve seen old sewing machine tables used
as plant stands, scaffolding planks as table tops, wooden
pallets fabricated into chairs, tables, decks, platforms
and tree houses. But it doesn’t stop there – people have
even been known to turn old cars – cut in half – into
outdoor sofas. It’s amazing how many ingenious uses for
things can be thought of once you get the salvage bug.
Water features – can be made from old barrels, galvanised
water storage tanks or really anything that will hold water.
The important thing is that the inside of the container
is protected from springing a leak. Barrels often have a
waterproof layer on the inside and old tin or iron baths and
tanks are usually galvanised – a chemical process that makes
a tough, rust resistant coating to iron and steel. Quirky
water cascades can be made from all sorts of ingenious
water-holding objects, from old pots, pans and kettles to
musical instruments. Rocks and stones are also very effective,
either drilled through so that the water cascades down over
them, or used to make small waterfalls or pool edging.
Bird baths and feeders – pretty, but scratched, chipped
or worn kitchen and dining items can make excellent
containers, not just for plants, but as bird baths and
feeders. I have a rustic lasagne dish that I didn’t much
like, but it is easy to clean, has sloping sides and is
just the right depth. It makes a perfect bird bath.
Planters – like water features, need enough capacity to hold
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be a pile of junk, so be judicious and try not to get too carried
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Sourcing salvage
Antique and retro salvage has become so popular in the
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Fall in Love
Sue Whigham admires autumn displays of glorious colour
Credit: Sue Whigham, FreeImages.com/Anette Kristensen
It’s the first week of September and a glorious morning
for a walk so it’s on with the boots, on with the
dog’s lead and off down the lane. There are plenty of
blackberries in the hedgerows and a pair of buzzards are
mewing overhead. A group of swallows is gathering in my
neighbour’s field and we come upon thirty or so rooks
feasting on the recently harvested fields. Then through the
stile and across the fields to the back of the church, gathering
a few field mushrooms on the way whilst keeping our eyes
peeled for the beginning of any change in leaf colour. Each
year is different depending on conditions as far back as the
spring, but this year, well, the cornus in the hedgerows has
already turned a deep purple which, combined with blackberries,
is pretty stunning. The hornbeams are losing their
leaves faster than they have time to turn which, bearing
in mind how dry it was this summer, is hardly surprising.
Patches of the tall limes we pass have become a glorious
yellow and the ash by the gate is just on the turn.
In the garden two tree species are beginning to put on a
show. On the strength of seeing an avenue of limes, Tilia
cordata ‘Winter Orange’ at RHS Wisley a few years ago,
we planted one here. This is a really lovely selection with
red buds and bright orange winter shoots. It hasn’t flowered
for us yet but we don’t want to be greedy as we now have a
lovely autumn display of buttery yellow leaves and they are
certainly enough to be going on with. The other tree that
really is worth its weight in gold is Crataegus x persimilis
‘Prunifolia’. I’m sure I’ve mentioned it umpteen times but it
is a tree which deserves more than just one passing comment.
What are its attributes? Well, it’s an all rounder really with
showy blossom in the spring, and rather shiny oval leaves
which by now have coloured up in varying shades of red and
orange. These are accompanied by large clusters of red fruits.
Leaves are green because of a pigment known as chlorophyll.
We’ll all remember that from our Biology lessons at school.
And so when a tree is healthy and happy this pigment
dominates any other in the leaf and is absolutely vital to
the tree. The energy stored by the chlorophyll from the sun
is combined with the water taken up by the plant’s roots
and carbon dioxide taken from the air to produce what the
tree needs to survive, i.e. food. So this is why trees are so
vital to us humans. They create oxygen by this process and
reduce the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere which
we create and which is definitely not beneficial to us.
During the summer months, chlorophyll is
constantly breaking down and being replaced by
the tree and during the approach to autumn, and
then into winter, is withdrawn from its leaves.
This is a bit like closing down a valve to reduce the flow
of water in a plumbing system and is so clever. Where
the leaf joins to the tree, at the leafstalk base, is a thin
layer called the ‘abscission layer’, which is the ‘valve’ that
ensures that production of chlorophyll stops and that any
remaining nutrients are drawn into the twigs of the tree.
This is a ‘process of subtraction’ as the tree’s metabolism
slows right down. So as the green pigment reduces, it leaves
behind yellow and orange pigments known as carotenoids
and xanthophylls. Reds are rather different and are caused
by anthocyanins which are pigments produced well after
the growing season ends. All completely fascinating stuff.
Human activity and resulting climate change is starting
to have an effect on autumn colour. For instance the overuse
of fertilisers leaves excess nitrogen in cultivated soils
resulting in nearby trees storing less sugar in their leaves
than they would in a pristine environment thus reducing
the strength of the bright autumn hues in their leaves before
winter sets in. As I mentioned when talking about the
local hornbeams losing their leaves so rapidly and before
they colour up fully, drought, too, affects autumn colour.
Conversely, excessive rainfall and cloud cover affects colour
photosynthesis, essential to produce red anthocyanins
which result in those fantastic autumn displays.
You’ll know that people flock to New England to see
the autumn fall colours. They’re known as ‘leaf peepers’
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Here we have the wonders of Sheffield Park, now a National
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out by Lancelot (Capability) Brown in the 18th century,
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It bursts into glorious colour a week or two before other
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trees for good autumn colour might include:
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Often a constituent part of native hedges, this plant
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Cercidiphyllum japonicum (Katsura)
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How do
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In an age of increasing exam pressure and rigorous assessment, SH speaks to two schools to find out
what’s being done to reward achievement and identify students that may need extra support
Vicky Ellis, Head
Banstead Prep School
How does Banstead Prep quantify
success? I strongly believe that
succes s within school is about
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it encompasses everything we
do. I subscribe to Winston
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is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
How are achievements celebrated at your school –
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the positives and reward the effort pupils demonstrate to
achieve, not just the achievement itself. Children are praised
throughout each day for academic effort, attainment and
conduct. Commendations are awarded for superb pieces
of work and also to praise determination, perseverance,
thoughtfulness or manners. The whole school comes together
for our Friday Celebration Assembly to acknowledge
achievements both inside and outside the classroom, award
certificates for external accomplishments and to celebrate
sporting successes and the weekly house point total.
Are prizes offered to pupils that excel in certain areas?
How do you ensure that prize-givings don’t de-incentivise
pupils who have not been awarded a prize? At BPS we have
a termly prize-giving, which allows for a greater number of
pupils to be acknowledged. Prizes and cups are awarded across
the whole curriculum, not just for academic subjects, as well
as for endeavour and the key characteristics needed to learn
and succeed, such as perseverance, resilience and teamwork.
How do you monitor your pupils’ progress and help
those who are struggling in certain areas? Across the whole
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an objective, working within age related expectations or
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Analysis shows us where additional support or intervention
is needed and our highly experienced SENCO co-ordinates
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ensure appropriate support is given in the classroom.
What can be done to ease exam pressure during peak
periods? Broad curriculum coverage and excellent quality
teaching within the normal school timetable should be adequate
preparation for 11+ assessment, but parents can exert further
pressure and workload through external tutoring. At BPS we
work hard to help parents identify aspirational but realistic
school choices – if a child needs a tutor multiple times a
week, it’s unlikely that school is the best choice in the long
term. We also ensure pupils are able to express their worries
through our pastoral system of Form Teachers and supported
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How are achievements celebrated at
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are celebrated within and beyond the classroom.
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ceremony. As well as congratulating them on all their
hard work throughout the year, we also recognised a
number of outstanding contributions to school life.
The school’s Founders’ Award was presented to
Morgan Peterson at ACS Cobham for excellent academic
achievement and involvement in school life, whilst ACS
Egham International Baccalaureate Art student, Julia
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Last year, ACS Egham also recognised the fundraising
successes of students involved in the school’s Project Nepal, who
raised over £15,000 to support a Nepalese community. ACS
Cobham recently honoured its athletics teams which reigned
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competing against 75 other students from across Europe.
How do you monitor your pupils’ progress and help those who
are struggling in certain areas? Across our schools we are using
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The exam period can be a challenging time for students and our
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Susan Elkin hopes change is on the horizon when it comes to exams
Education
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Exam passes are not the same as education. League tables
which evolved in the 1990s and the ‘results’ culture they
engendered have a lot to answer for. But I detect a welcome
whiff of change in the wind. In January of this year Amanda
Spielman was appointed Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education,
Services and Schools (snappy job title) to replace Michael Wilshaw.
By June she was firmly telling a conference in Berkshire that
Ofsted would in future be looking very critically as schools whose
‘badges and stickers’ approach turns them into ‘exam factories’ rather
than providers of a well rounded education. “We should be ashamed
that we have let such behaviour persist for so long,” she declared.
Revolutionary stuff! If schools are, at last going to be judged
more on Real Education than by counting Grade 9s or A*s then
Ms Spielman gets three very loud cheers of approval from me.
Of course, we want our children to pass their exams –
usually a stepping stone to the next stage of their chosen path.
But the exam should simply be a full stop at the end of an
interesting course. If the material has been taught and learned
with enthusiasm then the exam, apart from a practice paper
or two in the final run up to it, should take care of itself.
At present we have Year 10 students being presented with
a list of ‘assessment objectives’ on day one and being shown
how to tick the boxes to meet them. That’s cramming, not
teaching. Where’s the infectious passion for the subject?
Then there’s the unhealthy obsession with grades. A journalist
colleague told me the other day that her daughter cried, yes
cried, because she ‘only’ got five As and five A*s in her GCSEs.
The pernicious atmosphere in which these young people are
force fed to produce exam results like Dordogne geese destined
for foie gras, is causing many mental health problems.
It’s OK to fail – or at least to scrape in with a grade C or a 4.
That’s life. And in a year or two it won’t matter in the least what your
grades were. Contrary to what your exam factory might tell you
when you’re 16, nobody in adult life will care whether your GCSE
maths was a 9 or a 5 as long as they can see that you can do the job.
As a teacher, latterly in a very high performing school, I often
counselled distressed students who hadn’t achieved the mark they
hoped for. “Have you done your best?” I would ask. If the answer
was yes I’d then say: “Well in that case, neither I, the school or your
parents can ask any more of you. And you can live with yourself.”
If on the other hand the student admitted that she could
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And meanwhile keep singing in the choir and playing
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I think Ms Spielman and I would get on rather
well. And she is in a position to make a real difference.
Please assert your authority, Chief Inspector.
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What’s On In Xxxxxxx October
Art & Crafts
Sat 14 – Tues 31 Oct
McAllister Thomas Fine Art, 117
High Street, Godalming GU7 1AQ
DAVID ATKINS: RIVERS,
ROCKS & MOUNTAINS
Renowned landscape painter David
Atkins reveals his latest exhibition of
emotive Italian Landscapes on Sunday
14 October. This exhibition includes
works inspired by the Piedmont
region of northern Italy with
accompanying works of Cornwall,
Devon and Dorset.
Info: mcallisterthomasfineart.co.uk
Children & Families
Sun 22 Oct 4pm
Dorking Halls, Reigate Road,
Dorking RH4 1SG
The Night Pirates
A swashbuckling adventure adapted
from Peter Harris and Deborah
Allwright’s best-selling children’s book
with original songs, and direction by
Miranda Larson. Join young Tom,
who is descended upon by a group of
little girl pirates at bedtime and, eager
to join the pirate adventure, uses his
house to set sail in a search of stolen
treasure.
Entry: £13.50, Family Ticket (2 adults,
2 children) £48.00, Groups of 10+
£11.50 per ticket
Info: dorkinghalls.co.uk
Christmas
Saturday 21 Oct 10am – 3pm
Soper Hall, Harestone Valley Road,
Caterham CR3 6HY
Autumn Artisan Crafts &
Gifts Fair
Meet local artisan crafters and
buy unique and original gifts for
Christmas. Entry includes a free tea
or coffee in our ‘pop-up’ tea room
serving delicious homemade cakes
with live music from jazz saxophonist
Roger Leserve.
Entry: £1
Info: facebook.com/soperhall
Sat 28 Oct & Tues 31 Oct
11am – 4pm
ShedArt, Harlow House Barn,
Dukes Road, Newdigate RH5 5BX
ShedArt’s Early Christmas
Start your Christmas shopping
early. Select an arty gift from a
huge selection of paintings, prints,
stitch art and stained glass. Get in
the Christmas spirit and meet local
artists, browse Christmas cards and
handmade decorations while drinking
mulled wine and eating mince pies.
Free admission, free tombola, lots of
free parking.
Entry: Free
Info: facebook.com/ShedArtUK /
shedart.co.uk
Halloween
Sat 21 – Sun 29 Oct
Bocketts Farm, Young Street,
Fetcham KT22 9BS
Wizards & Witches Week
Bocketts Farm has a full programme
of frighteningly fun farm activities
with a creepy craft corner, magician,
homegrown pumpkins, creepy
crawlies and a spooky trail.
Info: bockettsfarm.co.uk
Thurs 26 Oct 11am – 1pm
Claremont Landscape Garden,
Portsmouth Road, Esher KT10 9JG
Pumpkin Carving
Embrace your spooky side with
Claremont’s creative pumpkin carving
workshop. Helpers will be on hand
with tools and stencils to make, all
you need is the pumpkin.
Entry: £1.50
Info: nationaltrust.org.uk/claremontlandscape-garden
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venues before making arrangements.
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Deadline for the November issue is 13
October 2017.
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festival of crafts
Sat 28 & Sun 29 October 2017 · 10am - 5pm
Buy from over 70 of the UK’s leading craft makers & designers
festival of crafts
Farnham Maltings, Bridge Square, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7QR
craft.farnhammaltings.com
@farnhammaltings
@maltingscraft
Perfect
Christmas
shopping
opportunity!
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FESTIVE GIFT FAIR
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sandown Park Racecourse, Portsmouth Road, Esher, KT10 9AJ
Fri 1 st , Sat 2 nd & Sun 3 rd December 2017
Organised by Battenburg Events Ltd * www.battenburgevents.co.uk
* Splendid gifts for family and home
* Original and wonderful crafts
* Fine foods direct from the producers
* Festive atmosphere and entertainment
* Morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea
* Father Christmas
* Plenty of free parking
Prices on the day: Adults £6.00
(with 60p per ticket sold donated to Princess Alice Hospice)
Accompanied children (under 16) free
Discounted advance tickets from:
www.battenburgevents.co.uk / 01487 814 800
Follow Battenburg Events on
http://sandown.thejockeyclub.co.uk
In aid of

Autumn
ART
FAIR
Arts are Alive in Newdigate at
ShedArt’s early Christmas event
Sat 28th & Tues 31st Oct 11am–4pm
Start your Christmas shopping early. A gift of art for someone
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Competition
Win A FLINT & FLAME
8” SANTOKU KNIFE
WITH A WOODEN BOX
Over recent years, Flint & Flame
have become a major player in
the UK kitchenware scene with
their outstanding range of knives. Made
from the highest quality German carbon
steel, and celebrated by top chefs and
passionate home cooks alike, their knives
make a fantastic addition to any kitchen.
The 8” Santoku is a great knife, you can
chop the whole length of the blade due to
its flatter design, with its razor sharp heel
it is amazing for spring onions and herbs
and also ideal for your larger items such as
cabbages, swedes and squashes. It features a
wide blade making scooping or crushing a
joy. Its bevelled edge prevents food sticking
to the blade and hindering your next chop.
A fantastic Japanese style chef knife that
will tackle most jobs in the kitchen.
You will be able to see Flint & Flame
at Wealden Times Midwinter Fair
from 16-18 November at The Hop
Farm, Paddock Wood. Book your
tickets online at wealdentimes.co.uk/
events. To find out more about Flint
& Flame, visit flintandflame.co.uk.
How to enter: For
your chance to win a Flint
& Flame 8” Santoku knife
with a wooden presentation
box, just answer the following
question: What are Flint &
Flame’s knives made from?
Enter your answer with your
contact details* in the online
form at wealdentimes.co.uk/
competition or post to: The
Flint & Flame Competition,
Surrey Homes, 21 Stone
Street, Cranbrook, Kent
TN17 3HF by 31 October.
There is no cash alternative
and the prize must be taken
before the end of January
2018. *All entrants’ details
will be passed on to Flint &
Flame and Wealden Times
Events. Please let us know
if you do not wish your
details to be passed on.
Congratulations to Mrs. J Collins who wins our September competition
for a Greensand Ridge gin making experience for two
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Jane Howard’s
Fables from the Farm
Jane contemplates the rather gruelling life of a bee
This is definitely my favourite
time of year. I love the sense
of getting ready for the winter
months while still enjoying some
wonderful warm autumnal weather.
And few pastimes are more enjoyable
than picking blackberries. However, I’m
never quite so enthused about using
them once I’ve gathered them in. None
of the tribe seem to want crumble
anymore and, despite best efforts – I
even bought a sugar thermometer – my
bramble jelly remains resolutely slack.
But maybe that’s because I’m not taking
the harvesting seriously enough.
There is a wonderful
book, first published in
1954 by Dorothy Hartley,
Food in England, full of
recipes, anecdotes, wit
and wisdom in which she
goes to great lengths to
explain how to get the best
from your brambles. Gripping reading,
honestly... “In early September the
lowest berry of each cluster swells and
ripens alone, these are the largest and
sweetest berries and should be enjoyed
raw. Go back later in the month to
pick the next in the bunch to ripen,
the secondary berries, these are less
juicy but the best ones for jam. And
if you haven’t had enough by then,
you can go again in October for the
last of the crop to ripen but they will
be smaller, have many more seeds
in proportion to pulp and are only
“a colony will have
to fly the equivalent
of three times
round the world
to fill one jar”
good for mixing with apples in pies
and crumbles.” So there you have it!
So the runny jam has been made and
now sits in serried ranks on the pantry
shelf alongside the freshly spun honey
which is especially delicious this year
because we had so many flowers in
what was an exceptionally dry spring
and early summer – remember?
In effect the bees have also been
filling their larders in preparation for
winter. In July, there would have been
about 50,000 worker bees – the girls
– in the hive plus a queen and some
males known as drones. The workers
spend their days flying
from flower to flower
collecting nectar and
bringing it back to
the hive. Each journey
produces enough nectar
to fit on a pin head
and a colony will have
to fly the equivalent of three times
round the world to fill one jar. When
they arrive back, home-based bees take
it from them and plaster it liberally
around the walls of empty honeycomb
cells. This allows the water to
evaporate and once the content is down
to about 17%, the honey is scraped
up and put into one cell and capped
over with a wax seal where it will last
for eternity – they found perfectly
good honey in Tutankhamun’s tomb.
There is only one queen in the hive
and, far from being regal and in-charge,
she is basically no more than an egg
laying machine. Her life starts like
any other bee, as an ordinary egg, but
she is fed on royal jelly and is reared
in a special cell for 16 days when she
emerges in her full glory. She then
makes a single ‘virgin flight’ (bees have
been doing it long before Richard
Branson got in on the act) where she
meets up with the drones from other
colonies and is mated with enough
sperm to allow her to lay up to a million
eggs. She usually lasts in the hive for
three years and will be kept warm
and fed over the winter by the worker
bees tucking into their honey stores.
No such luck for the boys! The
drones are tolerated all summer
as they hang around waiting for a
passing virgin queen, but as all that
business only happens in the good
weather, time comes there are no
more virgins and they are no longer
required. In Bee World there are no
passengers, no full pantry beckons
and rather gruesomely they are
driven out of the hive, stung and one
wing is chewed off. Not so sweet.
Follow Jane Howard – and the farm
– on Instagram @coopersfarm
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