Celebrities with arthritis
Dancing is for everybody so don’t let health conditions hold you back, says Nileeka Bose
The COVID-19 pandemic took so much from so many. But some rays of positivity did shine from behind the dark moments. One of these, was dance. More specifically, the wonderful world of Bollywood.Fiona Kennedy: our session with the fabulous Scottish singer covers pandemic experiences, the power of music and everything in between
Singer, actress and broadcaster, Fiona Kennedy has a full and active life. When she isn’t appearing on TV, recording albums or singing at national and global events, Fiona can be found on the golf course, walking her dogs or spending time with her family. But in 2020, COVID-19 knocked her sideways.Anne Swithinbank, one of Britain’s best-loved gardeners on hip surgery, plantar fasciitis and top tips for gardeners with arthritis
Horticulturalist, writer and broadcaster, Anne Swithinbank is a regular panellist for BBC Radio 4’s Gardener’s Question Time and enjoys a well-established writing, broadcasting and events career. A self-confessed fan of vitamins and supplements, Oz Clarke has quite a collection in his cabinet
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One of the leading wine experts worldwide, Oz Clarke’s working life began in an entirely different field: the stage. Starring in West End shows including Evita and The Mitford Girls, Oz toured with the Royal Shakespeare Company before side stepping into the wonderful world of wine.
Movement strengthens my mind as much as my body highlights Linda Barker
Linda Barker is busy. Perhaps the best-known interior designer in the UK after huge success in Changing Rooms, subsequent offers saw her star in I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!, Splash and Brand New House.2024 ISSUE 2
