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This Is Christmas
Christmas is the time for celebration and spending precious time with the ones we love. Our 'This Is Christmas' feature has ideas for places to visit and things to do for over the festive period. From surviving your child's Christmas Nativity play to which European Christmas Markets to visit, there is something to inspire you.
Tree trends
2:12pm Friday 21st November 2008
A fresh Christmas tree, beautifully decorated, becomes the focal point of your festive decorations.
It's all in the detail
4:13pm Friday 24th October 2008
A beautifully wrapped Christmas present shows the lucky recipient you really care.
The perfect Christmas
4:05pm Friday 24th October 2008
Sarah O’Meara asks TV presenter Anthea Turner about how she prepares for 'The Perfect Christmas'
Woodstock in lights
3:54pm Friday 24th October 2008
Coinciding with the turn on of Woodstock’s Lights Fantastic street illuminations by the town mayor Peter Jay on Saturday, November 29, A Night of a Thousand Candles promises to be a fantastic evening for everyone.
Cool Moves
3:45pm Friday 24th October 2008
Hannah Stephenson advises on how to strut your stuff in style this Christmas.
The baby awakes
3:37pm Friday 24th October 2008
Emily Shelley’s guide to the ups and downs of coping with your first Christmas as a new mum
Shining Spa
3:30pm Friday 24th October 2008
Denise Barkley recommends Aquarias Spa for a little festive pampering.
Surviving the Nativity
3:23pm Friday 24th October 2008
At Christmas children are mostly a source of joy, but they can also be a source of embarrassment, so heed some words of wisdom . . .
Battle of the sexes
3:11pm Friday 24th October 2008
Men are from Mars, women are from Venus, they say — and the divide is never more apparent than at Christmas when the ladies seem to do all the juggling!
Get wrapped up for Christmas Markets
2:55pm Friday 24th October 2008
The history of Christmas markets dates back to the late middle ages and originates from the German-speaking part of Europe.
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