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Friday 24 May 2013,By Tiffany Daneff

The sheep garden blog - making a garden from a field

In the first instalment, Saga gardening editor Tiffany Daneff describes how she upped sticks from central London to take on a new plot in the middle of rural England. Read On
Thursday 23 May 2013,By Mark Sargeant

Potato, courgette, bean and goats' cheese frittata

Award-winning chef Mark Sargeant brings us this delicious frittata recipe which makes a wonderfully quick and simple midweek meal, ready to eat in minutes Read On
Thursday 23 May 2013,By National Trust

Family days out with the National Trust

Looking for somewhere special for all the family? These days out with the National Trust are bursting with adventure, family fun and a healthy dose of fresh air. Read On
Thursday 23 May 2013,By Saga correspondent

Celebrating 100 years of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the world-famous RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Join us as we flick through the Royal Horticultural Society's photo album. Read On
Friday 17 May 2013,By Annie Shaw

Money morals: should I buy my elderly mother a new dog as a companion?

Annie Shaw answers a reader's dilemma with the pros and cons, and costs and concerns, of caring for pets. Read On
Friday 17 May 2013,By Suzy Bowler

How to make raspberry vinegar

This will keep in the fridge for up to a year and can be used as a drink topped up with sparkling wine or water; in vinaigrette; over ice cream; to deglaze pans after cooking pigeon or chicken or calves liver etc.You can also add a spoonful to summery fruit salads. Read On
Friday 17 May 2013,By Tiffany Daneff

A look at Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby

Saga Magazine's Houses and Gardens Editor, Tiffany Daneff, takes a look at the visuals of Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby. Read On
Thursday 16 May 2013,By Neil Davey

Rosemary Shrager

In recent years, Rosemary Shrager has shared beds with insects, turned ladettes into ladies, danced for Comic Relief... oh, and cooked a bit. Now, the accomplished cook, television personality and author has fulfilled her life time ambition and opened a cookery school. Neil Davey finds out more. Read On
Thursday 16 May 2013,By David Gritten

David Gritten reviews The Great Gatsby

Saga's film critic reviews the fourth and latest attempt to capture Fitzgerald's literary masterpiece on film. Read On
Wednesday 15 May 2013

Find Your Ancestors: those first important records to look at

In part two of our Family History series, Mark Bayley, online genealogy expert from TheGenealogist.co.uk, looks at the first type of records you need to look at to embark on your quest to discover your ancestors. Read On