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Angela Youngman

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Norwich
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Covers:  TRAVEL, TOURISM, FOOD, BUSINESS, LEISURE, CULTURE, HORTICULTURE, CAMPING/CARAVANNING, COACHES, BUSES, RETAIL, WELLNESS, ESCAPE ROOMS, MINDFULNESS, HERITAGE, CRAFTS, WALKING
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Angela Youngman’s Biography

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Long established freelance journalist writing for a wide range of national and international media, as well as undertaking research projects and writing books on a variety of topics particularly guidebooks, walking and historical subjects. I also write business research reports.
Books include The Dark Side of Alice in Wonderland, Dog Walks Norfolk, Kiddiwalks Norfolk.

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DARK SKY ADVENTURES

DARK SKY ADVENTURES

Discovering dark sky outdoor adventures

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Trade by sail

Trade by sail

September saw the arrival in Bristol harbour of the Blue Schooner Company's vessel, Gallant, with a cargo of …

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By the light of the moon

By the light of the moon

When was the last time you experienced a truly dark sky? Norfolk-based writer Angela Youngman extols the won…

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Reaching Great Heights

Reaching Great Heights

Hill climbing is much more than simply drinking in the amazing views from the summit, says Angela Youngman – …

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Best British ciders from the West Country and beyond

Best British ciders from the West Country and beyond

Think of cider and areas such as Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset immediately jump to mind. This region i…

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A Great Fen, reborn

A Great Fen, reborn

Stretching across the eastern bump of Britain, the Fenlands is a large low-lying coastal plain that encompass…

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‘Sowing And Growing’: Churches Bring Back Community Gardens

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By Angela Youngman Verified
| Religion Unplugged Verified
NORWICH, England — Anglican churches began celebrating the Feast of Creation for the first time early this past September, stressing the need to care for God’s creation, nature and the environment. Yet this is nothing new for the many churches and cathedrals that have been quietly participating in nature and horticulture as part of their daily mission. Surrounding every church and cathedral are various types of green space — cemeteries, lawns, trees and herbs.
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Blessing The Beasts: How Animals Are Finding Their Place In Church

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By Angela Youngman Verified
| Religion Unplugged Verified
LONDON — How do you bless a tortoise that resolutely refuses to emerge from the deepest recesses of a church pew? It is perhaps the unpredictability of animal blessing services that makes these the most challenging (and often entertaining) of all services held within churches. It was St. Francis, patron saint of animals, who first introduced the idea of preaching and blessing animals in the early 13th century. He stressed the fact that God loved all creatures, and that nature was important.
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The Hort Report: 18th September 2026

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By Angela Youngman Verified
| New Plant News
Here’s your weekly Hort Report - the round-up of industry news, retail insights, home gardener gossip, influencer spotlights, social media news, and so much more. Grab a warm drink, and catch up on the latest below… The Houseplant Inspiration event takes place at Double H Nurseries in New Milton on Thursday 15 October 2026, from 10.30am to 4pm.
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