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W elcome Welcome ttoo FFebruary ebruary Like many special occasions, Valentine’s Day will look a bit different this year. While you may not be heading out to a restaurant for a romantic meal, why not try out our Delicious Dish recipe and spice up your night with our creamy vegetable curry? As we’re spending much more time at home with our families, we may experience more arguments than normal. Roberta Smart shares her secrets for handling family conflict in her Parenting & Guardianship article. To escape your four walls with your daily exercise, you may wish to explore the great walks on our Cotswold doorstep. Al Hidden shares some of his favourites in his Holidays & Travel article. Please ensure you adhere to government guidelines when exercising. If you’d rather spend your outdoor time in your garden, check out Julia Smith’s latest gardening tips or start building your own herb garden – one of Louise Williams’ tips for being more sustainable in a small space.
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S Savings avings o on n rrent ent a and nd o office ffice ccosts osts Employers and employees will see different benefits and happily will agree on those that work for both parties. For employers, one of the main attractions will be the savings that they can make in rent and associated office costs. So is there an opportunity for a geographical shift in activity too? Those who know me well will tell you that I don’t have too many good words to say about the nation’s capital city, save for a small piece of footballing turf in the red part of N5. The capital has long been the ‘go to’ place for making money to the point where it’s almost a different world to the rest of the country in terms of prices, salaries, etc. That applies to rents too, so is this the perfect time for firms to abandon London and move to smaller, more affordable bases in the rest of the country?
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M Method: ethod: 1 Preheat the oven to 240°C (fan 220°C/gas mark 9). 2 Put the sweet potato and butternut squash in a baking tray. Season with salt and pepper then add 2 tbsp olive or coconut oil, the curry powder, chilli powder, turmeric and cinnamon. Toss it all together to coat. 3 Roast for 25 minutes, then add the peppers for a further 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside. 4 Using a heavy based saucepan, melt the coconut oil. Once hot, add the cumin and mustard followed by the garlic, chillies and red onion. 5 Cook for about five minutes, then add the
coconut milk and coconut sugar/maple syrup. Cook for a further 15 minutes, adding the lime juice for the last five minutes. 6 Add the sweet potato, squash and pepper mix and cook for a further five minutes, making sure it doesn’t stick to the pan. 7 Add the spinach, stirring through to wilt before serving. If the mixture is a bit thick you can add a splash of water. 8 Serve with naan or your favourite rice. If you prefer your curry a bit milder, reduce the amount of fresh chilli or just use a few chilli flakes instead.
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Give G ive your your body body an an MOT MOT With everything 2020 gave or took away from us, one thing remains the same – we are another year older and unless we take care of ourselves, growing old can be hard! A decrease in capacity can have a knock-on effect: weight gain leads to loss of self-confidence; deteriorating eyesight and hearing can lead to social isolation; lack of endurance and strength can lead to injury and reduced capacity. As 2021 ramps up, this is the ideal time to undertake an MOT on your physical and mental health and lifestyle factors to enable you to get through the year in your best shape. A good place to start is finding or re-committing to your purpose. With all the challenges and drama of life, especially at the moment, connecting with or finding your purpose has never been more important. Whether we like it or not, the world has changed – how we respond determines the quality of our lives.
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Mental health The mental/emotional aspect of our health is the most neglected and most difficult to manage, as it impacts our motivation and mental state, which can result in unhealthy habits or neglecting our physical fitness needs. Connecting with family and friends has become more difficult, but it is an essential human need, so ensure that you reach out in whatever (safe and legal) way you can, for your own health as well as that of others – we are in this together. A great starting point is gratitude. A daily ‘gratitude check-in’ or helping others less fortunate than you will make a huge difference to you in the long-term and to them immediately. After such a difficult year, with so much uncertainty of the year ahead, ensuring you are in the best possible headspace and remaining positive under the relentless pressures of modern life is critical.
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• Connecting with people • Spending quality time with friends and family • Developing new skills, habits and hobbies • Being open to different perspectives and learning new things by getting out of ‘echo chambers’ that fuel your beliefs or biases • Spending more time outdoors • Exercise! And finally, if you’re going to save up to do one thing this year, I recommend a sauna! There are so many benefits, including: • Boost in circulation • Supports cardiovascular health • Improves flexibility and recovery • Clearer skin • Reduces stress • Boosts immune system • Boosts collagen production • Reduces inflammation Like anything that has physiological effects, please consult your GP before hopping into a sauna.
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Handling Handling family family conflict conflict Have you ever put your foot in it really badly with one of your adult kids and fell into a total panic about what might happen? As our children grow and mature, our relationships take on a whole new shape and structure. As they find their autonomy and their own voices, and begin to live lives of their own, it can become perilously difficult to navigate the new people they are becoming. Confession time: I recently upset my daughter, aged 20, and for a short while I was mortified with fear that it could result in a long silence, separation, and a split in the family. Sadly this is my own family history and I have a great fear of it repeating with the next generation. The misunderstanding arose because of my muddled words, poor timing, her self-consciousness and the surrounding stress levels of multiple changes occurring in her own world. The Local Answer
What did I do to repair the damage? Firstly, I respected her need to leave abruptly. Respecting her space was important, although scary. Next I called her, but of course she did not pick up – who would when they are hurting and feel horrible? So I messaged her and offered a full and clear explanation of what I said, why and what was intended. And I said sorry for the hurt caused.
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Even after 17 year s in the Cotswolds, those September walks were revelatory. It is hard picking favourites from the many routes highlighted on our dog-eared map. Guiting Wood delighted several times – and delivered enchanting deer sightings. Equally, the impressi ve Cotswold escarpment provided consistently rewarding climbs, descents and views of Elgar ’s beloved Malverns. Try Stanway or Stanton to Shenberrow Hill for a start. Or the walk past Graham Greene’s old Chipping Campden home to Dover ’s Hill and on along The Mile Dri ve to Broadway Tower, Capability Brown’s impressive escarpment-top folly.
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R emove weeds weeds ffrom rom Remove y our b orders your borders If the weather allows, get out in the borders and remove any weeds. Compost the annual weeds but dispose of things like dandelions (perennial weeds that continue growing year on year) in the garden waste collection – they compost at a much higher temperature to kill off any problem seeds. Removing weeds now will make your job so much easier later on in the season before they take hold. This is the perfect time of year to get to grips with putting stakes in your borders. You remember what happened last year (and if you were like me probably every year before that too!) when you didn’t get round to it and by the time your peonies, To advertise call 01242 510500
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C Create reate a h home ome w workspace orkspace So many of us are working from home now, a key interior trend emerging for 2021 is a renewed focus on the space devoted to our work lives. Whether you have the luxury of a dedicated room to work in or simply a quiet corner, follow my tips to help you create a cosy, organised and practical home office space.
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bed with a comfortable sofabed (my daughter’s cat relaxes on her new blue velvet sofa bed while she works). Re-purpose a dressing table – my mother-in-law used a pretty vintage writing desk as her dressing table – and pair it with a comfortable chair. Make sure it has good back support for those long Zoom calls. Be inventive – double-up a dining table as a desk during the day, or utilise the kitchen table. A friend’s daughter even uses her ironing board as a desk. Search out on-trend trestle tables for a contemporary Skandi vibe.
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‘cloffice’. Fit your space with shelves – the lowest one needs to be desk height – fit a couple of doors if needed, and you have your office in a cupboard!
4 4.. Personalise Personalise your your space space You don’t have to compromise on style to create your ideal work zone at home – uplifting decor boosts your mood. Paint the walls in a colour you love, and make open shelves a mixture of treasures and goodlooking storage. I particularly love storage boxes covered in marbled paper. Provide creative inspiration with favourite pictures, and cosy up with a rug.
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How How to to be be more more sustainable sustainable in in a small small space space It can often feel impossible to live a more sustainable life in a small space – a flat without a garden for example. It seems to be the long off dream for many to have a smallholding with a vegetable patch and a few chickens scratching around one day in the future, but this isn’t the reality for most people. It’s true that trying to live sustainably in a smaller space can have more challenges, but it is possible to have small scale degrees of self-sufficiency just about anywhere. Here are just a few ideas:
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