Posted 4th November 2026
There’s a question I get asked an awful lot. How’s the property market? It’s an understandable question, but after nearly...

Posted 4th November 2026
There’s a question I get asked an awful lot. How’s the property market? It’s an understandable question, but after nearly...
Posted 30th October 2026
The clocks seemed to go back early this year, didn’t they? The change, the shock of the light altering, or...
Posted 19th October 2026
I have a complicated relationship with theatre. Part of me feels an obligation to engage with and support the arts....
Posted 15th October 2026
Third Thursday Club: The Joy of Turning Up There is something rather lovely about an October evening with the roof...
Posted 14th October 2026
Some places impress you. Others simply make you glad you arrived. Friday began with a 4am start for a breakfast...
Posted 3rd October 2026
A Touch of Autumn October rarely arrives all at once. It arrives quietly. A cooler door handle in the morning....
Posted 13th September 2026
Energy, food, prosperity and nature all compete for finite space. Perhaps the answer begins by judging their consequences together. I...
Posted 1st September 2026
September has always felt like a threshold to me. The light changes. Mornings begin to feel different. Holidays give way...
The Expressions in Blue exhibition at Petworth House challenged my assumption that historic houses should remain frozen in time. Instead, it raised a fascinating question: should every generation leave its mark?
Posted 4th August 2026
Old Houses Need New Ideas We have a strange relationship with heritage. We talk about preserving it, protecting it and...