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Then and now

This week, we look at what we can learn from the wise women of WWII. From quality over quantity to ‘make do and mend’, there’s a lot we can learn from the 1940s.

The perfect cup of tea

Tea is part of British life – a tradition woven into the very fabric of our society. Thoughts on mindful tea making (and drinking) and how to make the perfect cuppa.

5 Iconic British brands

We want to shine a light on great British brands, from Tunnock’s to Neal's Yard Remedies and more. Iconic, original, inspiring.

Cosy winter evenings begin with a bath...

Seven ways to turn your bath into a cosy indulgence this winter.

Everything stops for... tea

From blends grown in Cornwall to ones supporting refugees, these ethical, sustainable British tea brands will elevate your morning cup.

For the love of a good notebook

There’s a certain thrill in a new notebook. So many possibilities lie ahead.Crisp blank pages. An unmarked cover. That woody scent.

Why we need to reclaim our Sundays

There’s something to be said for reclaiming Sunday evening as a time to rest. Doing nothing can help us to recharge and mentally prepare for the week ahead.

Five books to transport you to a different era

Travel back in time. From Tales of the City to Little Women, these books are perfect for whiling away a summer’s afternoon.