Emily Retter
Writer at Freelance
Former chief feature writer for @DailyMirror. National Press Awards and British Journalism Awards nominee. [email protected]
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thetimes.com | Emily Retter
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Emily Retter
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Emily Retter
The only discernible flicker of drama on a sunny Thursday morning in the tranquil Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester is when a gust sweeps a charming steel bucket off the lid of a wheelie bin (a tasteful royal-blue wheelie, at that). The crash startles those outside The Blue Ball Inn overlooking the idyllic Grantchester Meadows, where the Bloomsbury set once lolled by the River Cam. But sleepy serenity is quickly restored. Or so it seems.
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telegraph.co.uk | Emily Retter
Certainly some visitors (mostly non-Grantchester residents) support this view. Take cyclist Steven, 70, who stops outside the cafe, for example. He can't talk for long, he'll get chilly; helmet on, shades down, he says: "I think it would be useful. The other option is going up the A10, and through the busier parts there you have to be careful - some bits there's cycle paths and some, it's non-existent. It would be safer [to have a cycle path], I think.
They have no idea who Kelsey Grammer is, but they want to stop him destroying a 200-year-old cottage
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telegraph.co.uk | Emily Retter
He's the face of a legendary sitcom, but in Portishead the Frasier star is just 'the American' granted controversial planning permissionSet opposite a freshly tilled field of red earth, Squires Cottage sits quietly against the expanse of the Bristol Channel, as it has every day for nearly 200 years. Its red tiles colour-match with the soil here in the ancient village of Walton-in-Gordano, just outside the port town of Portishead, near Bristol.
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Eye-opening commission from @dailytelegraph - are #GenZ increasingly aiming to marry for money? Not just high salaries but family money; inheritance Jane Austen-style. Some admirably honest interviewees, interesting fallout from high cost of living. https://t.co/sm5KMHHOi9
A long, moving, funny, sad, sparkly day. Some final words from me for #LindaNolan for her favourite @DailyMirror https://t.co/nFrJ7brxaI
Today is the day we say goodbye to our beautiful Linda Nolan, for the very last time 💔 Please join us, as we say our final farewell. The church service is held at St Paul’s Church, Blackpool with arrivals beginning from 9:30am The Crematorium is Carleton Crematorium at noon 🩷 https://t.co/PCevyn6GXW
High funeral costs drove these families to #crowdfund - more are doing this than ever. One widower with two little girls spoke of the shame he felt, but it was only generosity on @gofundme which allowed him to give his wife the burial she had asked for. https://t.co/O2NWAqCino
