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      Protein on a plate: how to hit your daily target

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      • Charity

        6 ways to help your favourite charity

        Rich in goodwill but poor in time or money? Here are some simple ways to help a cause close to your heart. Volunteer If you can’t afford to give money to your charity – how about you give your time instead? Pitch in at your local charity shop, give a few hours to a food bank or even dust off your trowel for a spot of community gardening! Alternatively, if you have professional skills such…

      • Drink

        How to make your own rosehip gin

        A hedgerow staple with a long history in herbal remedies, rosehips are now making a comeback — but this time in the kitchen. Packed with vitamin C and with a tangy-sweet flavour, rosehips can be transformed into syrup that’s ideal for drizzling over porridge, mixing into drinks, or preserving a taste of the seasons. Woodlands.co.uk has all the inside info, thanks to father-and-son team Quentin and Greg Clark; talking you though the step-by-step process to make…

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      • Travel

        Lesser-known European hotspots to visit

        Looking for destinations to escape the crowds when planning your next adventure? Europe’s full of hidden gems just waiting to be explored, with hiring a car the best way to see them, as many of them are a little bit off the beaten path. Here, Ed Sharp, Head of Car Hire at TravelSupermarket, shares some of the most underrated holiday destinations well worth adding to your bucket list. Picos de Europa, Spain For a getaway far from…

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      • Health

        Master Pilates (without leaving the house)

        Looking to build strength, improve posture, and feel more energised – and without leaving your front door? Sounds good to us; especially now it’s getting chillier by the minute. Abby McLachlan, Pilates Instructor & Founder of East of Eden, explains just how effective it can be, as well as the best exercises to start with, and how to create a simple 20 minute routine you can fit into a busy day. “If you commit to a regular…

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      • Homes

        Food and drink cleaning hacks for your home

        No one likes cleaning (if you do, head our way). Besides the fact it eats into our precious time, the costs mount up, with polish, window cleaner, bleach, dusters – you name it – constantly being added to our shopping list. But did you know you’ve already plenty of items lurking in your kitchen that can help you clean? And that they’re all things you eat and drink? Say hello to our top food and…

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      • Homes

        The latest colour for revamping your home

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      • Tech

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      • Weddings

        Getting hitched? Here’s how to reduce wedding stress

        You’re getting married, and the big day is set to be one of the happiest of your lives. But, as many know, the run-up to the wedding itself has its challenges – with keeping your guests happy one factor, along with those ever rising costs. Considering around 243,000 couples tie the knot annually in the UK there’ll always be some bumps along the road, as research from greetings card marketplace thortful shows.  The statistics The biggest pressure…

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