The People's Friend - April 13,2019
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Fabulous fiction! Our dramatic new serial set in sunny Tuscany An intriguing mystery by Stefania Hartley Celebrate spring in all its natural glory Author Jess Smith on saving the Tinkers’ Heart
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"I'm Not One For Giving Cars Names - Car Is A Car"
In her weekly column, Maddie Grigg shares tales from her life in rural Dorset . . .
Help Us Make A Difference
THE Winnie Mabaso Foundation has an orphanage on the outskirts of Johannesburg and also runs several projects on the informal settlement of Meriting.
Notes From My Garden
Do you need a garden-sitter when you’re on holiday? Alexandra Campbell considers the options.
Nordic Walking For Health
Our health writer, Colleen Shannon, hears about the latest fitness trend from Scandinavia.
Storytelling Is About The Connection Between People
Donald Smith explains what’s at the heart of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival.
We Can Do Our Best To Live Well For As Long As Possible
Professor Annie Anderson helps people to take control of their own health.
Lush Places Just Loves a Good Barn Dance
In her weekly column, Maddie Grigg shares tales from her life in rural Dorset . . .
What's Your Diabetes Risk?
Our Health Writer, Colleen Shannon, finds out how to protect yourself.
Testing Times!
Learning about ponies is part of the fun at RDA.
Get British Designs Cornishware
Jo Ahern celebrates the ongoing appeal of this classic crockery.