Rachel Moss
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- Sep 29, 2026
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I stayed in the newly-reopened luxury family hotel with spa and free childcare (opens the original)
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It’s rare to find a holiday that feels like a treat for parents just as much as the children, but that’s exactly what’s on offer at The Ickworth Hotel and Spa. Just outside of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, it’s one of five UK properties owned by Luxury Family Hotels (LFH), a brand that claims to be ‘family-focused, not just family-friendly’. Despite the tag line, the newly-reopened hotel looks elegant and grown-up following its six-month closure and full refurbishment. You wouldn’t risk these soft
My honest review of England's 'hotel of the year' (opens the original)
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I have long thought that children have no place in ‘adult’ spaces like luxury spa hotels. I vowed to never become one of those entitled parents who force their offspring onto others. Then our little one arrived and, 10 months in, I have never craved a white fluffy robe and a French 75 more. Motherhood, as they say, is a humbling thing. Still, I had reservations about how our particular bundle of joy would cope on the type of holiday we enjoyed BC (before child). First to roll, first to crawl, la
Why Hayden Panettiere's shocking postnatal depression story is going viral after (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere’s legacy extends far beyond her acting credentials. In the wake of the 36-year-old’s death, thousands of women around the globe have been reposting her frank interviews about postnatal depression, with two particular appearances resurfacing. Back in 2015, the Heroes star appeared on Live! with Kelly and Michael, telling the hosts about her ‘completely uncontrollable and really painful’ experience of PND following the birth of her daughter, Kaya, the year before. ‘It’s really sc
The ‘sweet spot’ commuter town between London and Cambridge with houses £284,000 (opens the original)
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Surrounded by countryside but only 37 minutes from King’s Cross by train, it’s no wonder Londoners are packing up and heading to Royston. Close to 2,000 people moved from London boroughs to North Hertfordshire last year, according to ONS estimates, and estate agents say Royston is the jewel in the county’s crown. The leafy commuter town is also just 15 minutes from Cambridge on the fast Thameslink service, putting it within easy reach of the city’s thriving science and technology sector. ‘Roysto
These ‘idyllic’ Wiltshire towns could get direct trains to London next year (opens the original)
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Five years ago, the last direct train ran from Bristol Temple Meads through to London Waterloo, meaning towns including Trowbridge and Bradford on Avon lost their direct links to the capital. Now, a campaign group is pushing for routes to these scenic Wiltshire locations to be reinstated – and it looks like the rail bosses are listening. Following a passionate petition from the West Wiltshire Rail User Group, plus backing from council members and local MPs, South Western Railway (SWR) has launch
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