Rachel Loos

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Rachel Loos

No Glastonbury tickets? These genius hacks will help you get the festival vibe with friends at homeMusic, food, drinks and friends … all you need for the festival vibe. Vodafone is official connectivity partner of Glastonbury. Music, food, drinks and friends … all you need for the festival vibe. Vodafone is official connectivity partner of Glastonbury. Composite: Getty images; Pexels/Wendy Wei; Stocksy UnitedSo you didn’t manage to bag yourself a ticket to Glastonbury?

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Rachel Loos

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2 months ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Loos

Eating and drinking alfresco is one of the joys of summer. When the sun is shining, and the weather balmy, throwing a garden party for family and friends feels a bit like being on holiday at home. The best garden parties are those that are relaxed yet feel like an event, and crucially, where you, the host, enjoy it as much as your guests. The trick to achieving this is getting the balance right between effort and delivering the wow factor. But how?

2 months ago | graziadaily.co.uk | Rachel Loos

Bijou spaces don’t have to mean boring – they can make a big style impact, says Rachel Loos. Let's face it, the dream of living - let alone owning - a cavernous property (such as Kelly Wearstler's home) with superfluous space, endless storage and limitless possibilities of moving yourbedaround will remain a pipe dream for many of us. But that doesn't mean that you can't enjoy the same luxuries as those blessed with more square feet of living space.

Mar 25, 2025 | gillingham-news.co.uk | Michael Streeter |Rachel Loos

St Mary the Virgin church in Gillingham has launched an appeal for funds as it faces a bill of over £350,000 for repairs to the roof. The passage of time and the stormy weather experienced in recent years have resulted in numerous leaks which need to be fixed as soon as possible before things deteriorate further, say the church authorities. These leaks have caused staining which is unsightly and makes the building unpleasant to use as well as damp, causing further deterioration, they say.