You may only have noticed it subconsciously, but wood wall panelling has been quietly staging a full-blown comeback over the past few years. This isn’t a return to dusty studies or a 1970s throwback, though; Today, panelling is turning up in the smartest of places, from boutique hotels in Shoreditch to pared-back townhouses in Primrose Hill…and it’s looking sharper than ever.
Not making it to Glasto this year? Can’t face muddy fields, overpriced chips, and the inevitable downpour? Don’t worry – you can bring the magic of the season right to your own garden. Hosting a summer festival at home is easier than you think, and with a little creativity, you can create something truly memorable for the whole family.
There’s something magical about sleeping under the stars, toasting marshmallows over a campfire, and waking up to the sounds of birds and… probably one child loudly announcing they need the toilet.
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Who says you have to travel far to have a great summer? Whether you’re saving money, avoiding the chaos of airports, or just fancy a slower pace, a well-planned staycation can be just as memorable (and a lot less stressful). With a bit of curiosity and creativity, you can uncover incredible staycation ideas for families that bring adventure, discovery, and fun right to your doorstep.
The countdown is on. School bags are nearly packed away, lunch boxes are seeing their final cheese string, and children everywhere are dreaming of six glorious weeks of freedom. Parents, however, are mostly staring into the middle distance wondering how they’ll survive it.
Festival season is here, and there’s no need to leave the kids at home (tempting though it may be). Across the UK, more events are putting families front and centre – offering live music, creative workshops, adventure zones, and even baby-changing tents that don’t look like they belong in a war zone.
For many Americans, the 4th of July means fireworks, barbecues, and all things red, white, and blue. Here in the UK, the date tends to pass with little more than a raised eyebrow and perhaps a meme or two about “losing the colonies.” Still, this date offers a brilliant opportunity to talk to children about history, cultural differences, and international traditions in a fun and engaging way.
