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The best travel blogs by couples
Some of the best travel blogs out there are run by couples. It’s interesting to read how two separate people can sometimes take a different perspective on the same place, and the blogs often serve as a great source of relationship advice too. Continue reading
Why busy parents need to buy The Week
Karen from Mini Travellers tells us why The Week is the perfect choice for busy parents who want to keep up to date on current affairs.
Make your own embroidered tea towels
Sara from Hello The Mushroom shares a great technique for making DIY embroidered tea towels.
Experiencing Wanderlust with National Geographic
Blogger Lisa Walton of The Dame tells us how reading the latest edition of National Geographic gave her a serious case of wanderlust...
How I make room for more 'me time'
Parenting blogger Tami from Mummy of 2 tells us how Simply Sewing magazine has helped her get some ‘me time’ back.
The period dramas you have to watch
Inspired by her Sight & Sound magazine subscription, Lisa, from Mathilde Heart Manech offers her period drama recommendations.
How to build your base fitness over the winter
The winter months can be demotivating at times, with cold weather and dark nights putting many off of going to the gym or for a run. magazine.co.uk blogger network member Beki from Miss Wheezy shares her winter fitness motivation tips, inspired by her subscriptions to Women’s Running and Outdoor Fitness magazines.
How puzzles can train your brain
Find out how puzzles can train your brain and enter our competition to win a puzzle bundle and £30 magazine.co.uk voucher.
