As you may expect, every year there are a handful of different colour schemes that are incredibly popular amongst homeowners and when carrying out home improvements, the vast majority of people will end up opting for the same colours. If you’re planning on redesigning your kitchen in the upcoming months and you’re curious as to …
This new column is all about increasing your enjoyment of food and wine. We’ll feature premium local suppliers in articles about what they produce, special monthly offers, and recipes pairing food with the most complimentary wines. Edwin Doran started his business in Twickenham on 1st July 1974. He has lived in the same house in …
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TW Magazines invites you to their first consumer event, on Friday, February 12th (Valentine’s present?) at 19:30. You’re just a click on the Zoom link away from your Doran Vineyards Virtual Wine Tasting. The tasting is not technical as the only requirement is that you like drinking wine. We guarantee that, by the end of the evening, you’ll …
Darryl Wideman, Head of Radnor House School The American baseball legend Yogi Berra was famous for muddling his words. He once said, ‘The future ain’t what is used to be’, though in the light of the events of the last few months this may contain more truth than we might wish. It was not …
Soft-Skills for the Future We have recently launched a new Personal Development Programme to pupils in Years 7 and 8 which focuses on developing the necessary soft skills so sought after by many of the top employers in the country. These skills enable children to become well-rounded, balanced and resilient individuals and our programme, which …
Even More Teddington Celebrities When writing about Doctor Who, I should have carried on from Patrick Troughton to the third doctor – Jon Pertwee. Jon came from a strong show business family; his father Ronald Pertwee was an actor and screenwriter and his brother Michael was also a screen writer. He was a second cousin …
There’s nothing quite as wonderful as being a novelist. And nothing quite as ridiculous. This morning I wandered down to my favourite coffee shop in Teddington and googled how long it takes to bring a body back from America and how many hairs the average person has on his or her head. Then I read …
by Sue Lindenberg, Teddington Wildlife Photographer Somehow it is a huge relief to put 2020 behind us and move into what will hopefully be a better Year for us all. I pray it will be so and wish Christiane, TW11 contributors and readers all the very best for 2021. During winter in the wild, the …
by Dr Yuheng Zhou (All views her own) 2020 was an unprecedented year for our national health service and we had to make huge changes to our services in both the primary care setting (our GPs) and secondary settings (our district general hospitals). Lots of routine check ups and appointments were rescheduled, cancelled, changed to …
by Ingrid Fear It is a fact that the world is in a state of change. The reality is the world has been constantly changing for eons of time. The difference today, is simply the pace. Change seems to be on steroids, and we are not ready for the pace of change. We fear the …