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Bright and Beautiful

In Outdoor living - Published 24/08/2010

Bright and Beautiful

The sun is shining, the birds are singing, the sausages are sizzling – well with any luck they’re not ye...

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Buy Local, Eat Local

In Food & drink - Published 05/09/2010

Buy Local, Eat Local

Mwaah’s good food guru, Sara Orsbourn, discovers a trip to the local farmers’ market can be a real eye-o...

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Cook Up A New Culinary You

In Food & drink - Published 11/03/2011

Cook Up A New Culinary You

 Good Food Guru, Sara Orsbourn, looks at how our cooking habits may change with fewer pennies to spend. ...

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Put Your Heart Into Your Home

In Interior living - Published 10/03/2011

Put Your Heart Into Your Home

What trends can we expect to see in interior design this coming year? Wood and multi-fuel burning stove...

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Going Green

In Interior living - Published 06/06/2011

Going Green

What can you do to reduce your carbon footprint and ramp up your environmentally friendly living? Everyo...

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Let's hear it for local female foodies

In Food & drink - Published 11/01/2012

Let's hear it for local female foodies

You only have to turn on the TV or open a weekend supplement to see that men often dominate...

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The right mood to move?

In Interior living - Published 03/01/2012

The right mood to move?

Our homes are vitally important to us, both financially and emotionally. But you need to separate the tw...

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Cool and Contemporary

In Outdoor living - Published 03/01/2012

Cool and Contemporary

Mwaah's garden goddess Pat Fox shows how a modern house in Old Harlow works well with highly styl...

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Season of mists...

Friday, 13 January 2012 14:33
You must have noticed trees along the roadside heavy with fruit. I read that a mature apple tree can produce up to 200kg of apples in a good year, quite amazing! So, what to do with nature’s bounty? Here are some ideas for using that fruit that can be considered dull but has the capacity to surprise and add both sweetness and zing to a recipe.   As the days get shorter we all look for those comforting meals.This one is great cooked in a slow cooker or on a low oven temperature...

The Cricketers' New Maiden

Thursday, 12 January 2012 09:34
The Cricketers Arms in the tranquil village of Rickling Green has stood watch over the cricket ground for over two hundred years. Now, this fine old country pub with rooms has been given a fresh new look. Has Mwaah’s Good Food Guru, Sarah Orsbourn , been bowled over? Having breathed warm and friendly life back into Saffron Walden’s Eight Bells, Leanne Langman, who hails from the award-winning Peach pub company, and her young team are justifiably upbeat about the potential of their new acquisition:

Let's hear it for local female foodies Featured

Wednesday, 11 January 2012 09:33
You only have to turn on the TV or open a weekend supplement to see that men often dominate the headlines when it comes to food – but not necessarily in our neck of the woods! Sarah de Souza didn’t have to do much scouting around to find numerous local women who have started businesses or initiatives in the food industry with incredibly successful results. Ever since Keith Floyd first found fame on TV in the 1980s, we as a nation have enjoyed watching chefs on TV, perhaps now more than ever, with the likes of Gordon Ramsay having tantrum after hissy fit, Heston Blumenthal performing his cocktail…

Go for it in the Garden Featured

Tuesday, 03 January 2012 13:05
Gardening Goddess, Pat Fox, plots a New Year plan for enhancing life outdoors. Should I be planning projects or simply buying products to enhance my garden? Jan Tuck, 64, Harlow What should I concentrate on doing in the garden to add value to my home? Laura Dolby, 49, Dane End The most important question to answer when investing time and money in your garden is ‘How long are we going to live here?’ We ask our clients the very same one before commencing any design work. If, for example, you hope to move on in two years, you should focus…

Cool and Contemporary Featured

Tuesday, 03 January 2012 12:46
Mwaah's garden goddess Pat Fox shows how a modern house in Old Harlow works well with highly stylised garden that has dramatically ditched the lawn in favour of a stunning water feature. This garden is in Old Harlow and adjoins a house that is about ten years old. We’ve been rather radical and got rid of the lawn completely, worth considering if you are short on space. People often keep their lawn when their garden might work so much better without it. I am not advocating all lawns should go, but do you really wish to keep it – after…

Here comes the Summer

Tuesday, 03 January 2012 12:21
In each Issue of Mwaah magazine, our expert garden designer, Pat Fox, will scour the region to bring you a bit of outdoor magic. For starters, Pat shows you how to turn spring dreams into a summer reality by reinventing your garden space: It may be early spring now, but it won’t be long before the sun bursts through the clouds and we’ll be blitzing our patios clean and firing up our BBQ’s for a (hopefully) sizzling summer. So it’s a good time to start thinking about how you would like the garden to look in the summer months, whether…

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