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We Should All Be Travelling By Train More⦠So Why Do Rail Companies Hate Children? (opens the original)
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Have you been on a train with a child recently? Was it the equivalent of trying to give yourself minor dental surgery in a crowded lift? Probably. Letâs start with the most obvious one; no British train that Iâve ever taken (and remember, I canât drive, so Iâve spent a lot of my life on these things) has a designated buggy park. Which means that if you arrive onto a train with a miraculously sleeping child, you are going to be either ordered to pluck your child from their bed, fold up th
What I Wore To All Three Of My Dadâs Weddings (opens the original)
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I have the somewhat notable honour of having been to all three of my fatherâs weddings. Three times I have watched that man say, âI doâ; and three times I have thought, âWeâll seeâ. Which almost certainly says more about me than him. The first wedding was, as chance would have it, to my mother. A mere 10 years after their initial fling, and a little while after a year-long separation, these two highly incompatible, strangely compelling people decided that rather than take the advice
TV Dinners, Push Pops And Passive Smoking: Should We Really Be Glorifying #90sParenting? (opens the original)
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Findus crispy pancakes, Edd the Duck, polyester pyjamas, landlines, cooking in butter, sitting in the boot of a Volvo with no seat belt, plimsolls, homophobic slurs, Um Bongo, Mark One, heroin chic, school milk, Walkmans, toothpaste powder, the arrival of Lycra on the highstreet, Factor 4 suncream, salt and vinegar Chipsticks, Blind Date, back to basics, mad cow disease, the national curriculum, Pop Tarts and Jim Davidson; I had a ’90s childhood. I wore a purple and jade shellsuit bought from Ma
The Summer Holidays Expose Everything Thatâs Broken About Britain (opens the original)
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I watched a boy arranging boxes into towers in the store room of my local computer repairs shop, for fun, this morning. Which can only mean one thing: the summer holidays are here. Six bleached out weeks, spreading across the diary like a migraine. No school. No bedtime. No biros or water bottles or PE kits or bells or canteens or assemblies or line ups. And perhaps no friends, no shoes that fit and nobody to check youâve eaten lunch either. When I was a child, these weeks swam around me like
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