Take a Break Magazine

Take a Break is a weekly magazine designed for women, published in the UK by H Bauer Publishing, a subsidiary of the German family-owned Bauer Media Group. Priced at 92 pence, a fresh edition hits the stands every Thursday. It holds the title of the most widely circulated women's magazine in the UK and ranks 12th overall, with circulation figures reaching 900,016 in the latter half of 2009. Although circulation dipped below 600,000 in 2015, it continues to lead as the top women's magazine in the country. The magazine focuses on true-life stories, appealing to readers who prefer narratives about ordinary women rather than celebrities. Additionally, it features competitions, offering over £32,000 in prizes in each issue, with photos of the winners showcased within the magazine.

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‘I ditched Indian takeaways and lost five stone!’

1 month ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Phoebe Jackson-Edwards

Nicki Richardson-Aktolga, 54, was a weight-loss consultant with a spicy secret until she finally changed her old waysAs I waved goodbye to my last client of the day, there was just one thing on my mind – chicken jalfrezi with pilau rice and a Peshwari naan.
My brother kept Dad in a CAGE for 3 DAYS

1 month ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Asha Mehta

Watching my dad Stephen boogie around the kitchen, I couldn’t help but smile. It was my engagement party and despite his poor health, it didn’t stop Dad, 63, from joining in. ‘Come and have a dance with your grandad,’ he said to my daughter SammyJo, 12, who giggled as he twirled her around. My daughter was the apple of his eye. ‘Mummy, he’s my best friend,’ SammyJo told me. He hadn’t been the best father, but he was the perfect grandad.
The best dog GPS tracker to keep an eye on your pooch

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Rosie Floyd

Keeping your pup safe and sound with a tracking device. The best dog GPS trackers offer a great way to keep your pup safe and your anxieties at bay. We've all been there where dogs go sniffing or get lost when out and about on a walk. With this nifty piece of tech, you can just add to their collar, and you'll never have to worry about losing sight of your dog again, which is why they’re a great dog walking accessory.
Best dog treat bags for easy access to training treats

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Hannah Mellin |Rosie Floyd

Make sure your beloved pup gets a treat everywhereAs a pet parent, there’s so much you need to remember to bring with you when leaving the house, but to your dog, having tasty treats is at the top of the list; that’s why it’s important to have the best dog treat bags to put them in. Life as a paw-rent can seem almost as complicated as being a human parent when it comes down to leaving the house to go on a walk.
Is your dog eating too fast? These are the best slow feeder bowls for dogs to help them slow down

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Rosie Floyd

Encourage your speedy eater to slow down and take their time with their meals. Finding the best slow feeder bowls for dogs can make a world of difference for your pup's mealtimes. If you're not sure what they are exactly, well, simply put, they're uniquely designed dog bowls with ridges, mazes and other obstacles built inside to help dogs eat at a more relaxed pace.
FRAUDSTER in the FAMILY: Niece blew Mum’s thousands in savings on takeaways

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Asha Mehta

I had never trusted my niece Mandy, but when she moved in with my frail mum, I couldn’t have imagined how low she’d stoop…By Ron Hutchings, 74Visiting my mum Joyce one day, she looked as if she was on cloud nine. ‘We’re moving to a four-bed council house with a downstairs bathroom and bedroom, love,’ she told me. Mum was in her 80s and unable to use the stairs, so I was pleased.
Say goodbye to stiffness with the best dog food for joint health that’ll help your pooch keep moving

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Rosie Floyd

These foods will help to put the bounce back in their step. If your pooch is starting to show signs of joint stiffness and discomfort when getting up on their paws, you may find that the best dog food for joint health might help. Switching to dog food that is formulated for joint health can make a real difference in the quality of your pup’s life.
Breast friends FOREVER! Why we decided to bare all...

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Rosie Evans

After going through the toughest time, these women found a way to give backSetting out their picnic, a group of women adjust their sun-hats, then carefully position themselves among the long blades of grass. ‘Move that champagne bottle just a bit lower so we can’t see everything,’ says photographer, Sally Smart. Everyone chuckles and then…c_lick_.
My little HERO pony

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Rosie Evans

From the moment I met tiny Teddy, I had neigh doubt he was destined for special things. By Alice Goring, 32As a pair of soulful brown eyes gazed up at me, and I knew I’d found what I was looking for. ‘Teddy’s the one,’ I said, smiling at his breeder. My family had owned horses for as long as I could remember. But I wanted a therapy pony I could take to hospices and hospitals to cheer patients up. Although Shetland ponies had a reputation for being feisty, Teddy was so friendly and placid.
Don't mess with GRAN! Facebook message led me on a crime-fighting mission

2 months ago | takeabreak.co.uk | Asha Mehta

After I lost my husband, I was looking for a purpose. But my calling came in an unexpected way. By Ruth Grover, 68As I stared at the screen, I tried to make sense of the message I’d just received. But I couldn’t. I thought: Why on earth would someone like that be contacting me? A few days earlier, I’d created my very first Facebook account to keep in touch with friends and family abroad. I’d written my status as widow. That’s who I am now, I’d thought, blinking back tears.