Gill Kerrush
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Published 27 November 2008
BY THE time you read this, I will be a year older; the age that I have to declare on documents will show a figure that has increased by one digit.
Your Mission should you choose to accept . . .
Published 20 November 2008
I’VE purged the understairs cupboard’s teetering piles of Christmas food magazines – a perilous business, extricating one without an avalanche landing on one’s head.
Obama’s big speech had its perfect echo in remembrance week
Published 13 November 2008
THIS week is normally one where we really start to feel the advent of winter; the warmth, colour and excitement of Bonfire Night a welcome antidote to dreary November days.
A Happy Halloween, or has it gone too far?
Published 6 November 2008
NOVEMBER. Almost preturnaturally dark all of a sudden; a time of festivals, rooted in both pagan times, and our earliest religions. A time for spooks, ghouls and horrific tales.
Will it be a case of seasonal success or a fashion faux pas?
Published 30 October 2008
THIS week I have been mostly thinking about fashion.
Exotic autumn food forays
Published 23 October 2008
THIS week I have been mostly thinking about food (as I do every week).
Toying with Christmas options is sending me la la
Published 9 October 2008
THIS week I have been mostly thinking about toys.
I am already racing ahead with some
Published 4 October 2008
THIS week I have been mostly celebrating 2012.
Going up the wall with Hadrian
Published 19 September 2008
THIS WEEK I have been . . . going up the wall.
It’s back to school - and the uniform problem of fashion
Published 11 September 2008
THIS WEEK I have been mostly buying school uniforms.
Food label serving ideas are just a masterclass in the blindingly obvious
Published 4 September 2008
THIS WEEK I have been looking closely at food labelling.
Penny Arrows, Cremola Foam and my sweet memories
Published 28 August 2008
THIS WEEK the discussion in the office has somehow got round to the subject of Cremola Foam.
Trend v tradition in finding the perfect names
Published 21 August 2008
THIS week I have been reading about the latest trends in babies’ names.
Heaven sent - keeping the lines of communication open
Published 14 August 2008
THIS week I have been very much amused by a death notice in one of the quality dailies.
What is this supper thing all about
Published 8 August 2008
THIS week I have been invited out to supper.
A sighting of the first Santa of Summer
Published 31 July 2008
THIS week I have been on my favourite day out, to a well-known kitchenware store in the south of the county followed by a stop off at an equally well-known garden centre on the way back.
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Published 24 July 2008
THIS week, surprisingly, has included a fine and dry weekend. And with fine and dry weekends being few and far between this summer, it resulted in a pall of onion-scented smoke hanging over the area.
Some fashion tips for my fellow grumpy old women
Published 17 July 2008
THIS WEEK I have been browsing around the sales.
Tourists - the Lake District’s big drawback
Published 4 July 2008
THIS WEEK I have had to go to Keswick to do some interviews. It was not easy.
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Published 26 June 2008
THIS week I have been musing on the contents of the Queen’s handbag.
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- Snow, ice and rain wreak havoc in Cumbria but the worst is still to come
- A595 Gridlock worsens
- Driver killed four after cocktail of drink and drugs
- The pick of Christmas music
- Taking pride in the best of Copeland
- Fears over plans to rebuild Cumbrian schools
- Things look brighter at Frizington
- Who is your Haven player of the year?
- Bob outlines new clear future for Sellafield
- Cumbrian farmer must serve at least 22 years for killing his wife
- Snow, ice and rain wreak havoc in Cumbria but the worst is still to come
- A595 Gridlock worsens
- Driver killed four after cocktail of drink and drugs
- 1,000 new jobs for £32m Lillyhall development plan
- Bob outlines new clear future for Sellafield
- Cumbrian farmer must serve at least 22 years for killing his wife
- MBE man on BNP members list
- All white on the night
- The pick of Christmas music
- Fears over plans to rebuild Cumbrian schools
