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Welcome to our April issue…
Dear Reader,
Editor Vicki Watson
Can you believe, finally, we are officially in
Managing Director Colin Woolley
British summertime… all we need now is some
Group Sales Manager Rachael Nikolaj
sunshine to lift our spirits!
Classified Sales Manager Jo Atara
Take a look this month at our 10 page guide
Advertisement Production David Kinslow
to bathrooms ‘A Quiet Revolution in the
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Bathroom’ (pg 78), where Linda Williams of
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In this issue we have three beautiful homes for you to look inside. ‘A Home of
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Character & Charm’ (pg12) where Lizzy and Christopher tell us how they instantly
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If you are thinking about fabrics, take a look at ‘You’ve Made Your Bed…’ (pg
This Month’s Contributors
96) where we show you the latest seasons bedlinen, or perhaps ‘Dress Up Your
Sarah-Jane Barry, Celia Bennet, Mick Bennet,
Nigel Bishop, Christina Connor, Jane Cook,
Windows’ (pg 108) where we take a look at the latest window treatments.
Elizabeth Coyne, Anthony Dew, Helen FitzGerald,
Keiron Fraser, Molly Freshwater, Fay Handley,
In additional to all of this, you will also find lots of other informative features. I’m
Allie Hillam, Sarah Holland, Christopher Jarrett, sure you will agree, we have plenty of useful tips and ideas, which I’m sure will prove
Iain Kemp, Polly Kemp, Mary Leslie, Seth Mallock,
useful to anyone who is thinking of giving their
Nicola Oddy, Duncan Phillips, Chris Proudlove,
Ivy Rawson, Valerie Watson, Linda Williams home a makeover this month.
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