Lifestyle

Helicobacter pylori, also known as H. pylori, is a bacterium that is commonly found in the stomach. It is present in about half of the world’s population. H. pylori is capable of causing a number of digestive problems, including ulcers

At the junction of Eastgate Square, between St Pancras and The Hornet, once stood the Unicorn Inn, which had been built in 1670.   Previous to this time, an inn named The Lion had stood on this spot, but had

What an amazing week! I am in New York City with my daughter who is lucky enough to be completing her sixth form work experience in one of the most prestigious businesses in the city in Madison Avenue.   My

A CHANCE encounter this week in East Street, Chichester, as I happened upon Eddie McGee of Le Mistral Wine Company, which enabled me to sample some excellent rosés and a rather splendid Côtes de Provence which proved to be a

IN THIS balmy weather, if a barbecue is your wont, then Machin is your man – Chichester’s own Gordon (not Alf) Ramsay with his array of fine utensils and culinary prowess and so it had to be a soirée foot

I AM NOT professing to be an expert in homeopathy, but I do know that when I test patients to check their health issues, sometimes homeopathic remedies will be specifically recommended for certain conditions, and they can be highly effective.

Chichester has had a long history of caring for the sick and elderly dating back to the 12th century, when the leper Hospital of St James and Mary Magdalene was founded at Westhampnett at the end of (Ho)Spital Fields Lane.

Wimbledon fortnight is now in full swing, so off to Majestic I did wing! Wine guru Ellie, pictured above with yours truly, from the local Chichester branch, joined me in a tasting and, as ever, proved to be informative and

Hi, I don’t know about you, but I love this weather. I know it can be a little sticky to work in, and we perhaps wish more of our buildings had air conditioning, but how can we complain?   It’s

Chichester’s distinctive circular library building is to be found tucked away in Tower Street, set between County Hall and the more recently constructed Novium Museum.   Although opened in 1967, it was only awarded Listed Grade II status in 2015,