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  • “Mandigans”: what women really think

    October 30, 2011

    THE topic of men and knitwear has always aroused strong reactions in women – it’s like marmite: you either love it or hate it. The ski slopes are a particularly divisive arena for observing the male in action sporting knits. Even resorts as chi-chi as Verbier and Courchevel become a jamboree of outlandish bobble hats [...]

  • Affjordable Norway: a mountainous trekker’s paradise

    October 30, 2011

    IF you want to turn back at any point, you can.” Our sympathetic Norwegian host was suddenly full of reassurance. She was looking across the breakfast table with the concerned expression of a mother observing her sick, ailing child. Fear, dread. Pity. Maybe a hint of disdain for being put in this position. With a [...]

  • TRAVEL NOTES

    October 30, 2011

    Grand boutique hotel in Quito Old Town Ecuador is South America’s hot new destination for the luxury traveller – and has the prices to go with. Old Town Quito now boasts a hotel in the vein of a mini-Ritz: Casa Gangotena, a newly restored historic mansion overlooking the cobbled Plaza San Francisco, with 31 rooms [...]

  • Why crisis-hit Nintendo was my first real love

    October 30, 2011

    It has been a mixed week for Nintendo. On Tuesday it hosted the last of three concerts to celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of its most successful and enduring franchises: The Legend of Zelda. Two days later it announced the first annual loss in its 122-year history, sending the company into crisis mode. Its [...]

  • Living – if you dare – in a Halloween home

    October 27, 2011

    WITH Halloween weekend here, some people cannot resist the excuse to look at a haunted house. Strangely enough, there are buyers for whom a distinguished relationship with the dead makes a property all the more attractive. “Haunted houses are a funny one,” says veteran estate agent Kevin Allen of John D Wood & Co. “It [...]

  • FOCUS ON: BRAINTREE, ESSEX BY DONATA HUGGINS

    October 27, 2011

    ST THOMAS COURT, OLD SAINT MICHAELS Price: £275,000 This two-bedroom apartment features a double-height living area with exposed roof trusses and mezzanine floor. The property has been designed to maximise on space, natural light and historical features. Contact: City & Country Group on 01376 335 800 or go to www.oldsaintmichaels.co.uk Place House, Dunmow Road Price: [...]

  • SELL

    October 27, 2011

    DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL LONDON ESTATE AGENT KAY & CO Q.I would like to put my flat on the market but I’m concerned that now might not be the best time given the current economic climate. What do you advise? A.In recent months, buyers have become more cautious and there has been a lack of urgency [...]

  • PROPERTY NEWS

    October 27, 2011

    BUY A PROPERTY, GET SOME MODERN ART FREE Union Developments is giving away £40,000 worth of modern art from world famous artists, such as Damien Hirst and Andy Warhol, to buyers who reserve one of the final few apartments at their development in Hackney called Arthaus. The offer is only available on the weekend of [...]

  • One New Change, one year old

    October 27, 2011

    WHERE TO BUY: 1 Thin-stripe scarf for women, Banana Republic, £35 2 Irony “in a blue mood”, Swatch, £105 3 Fringe dress, Phase Eight, £140 4 Paletot coat, Hugo Boss, £1,349 5 Velvet blazer, Reiss, £235 6 Lola dress, Reiss, £175 7 Men’s La Paz jacket, North Face, £150£110 8 Hanover boot, LK Bennett, £275 9 Ruler cufflinks, [...]

  • Meat and the City: why Barbecoa is thriving

    October 27, 2011

    Q.One year in, can you shed light on the City’s love affair with beef? A.It’s a funny one, beef. It seems to be the most robust thing through these difficult economic times. Certainly there’s something very manly about red meat – in an environment dominated by suits and business, having a big steak on your [...]

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