Chloe Lambert is an Associate Features Editor at The Independent, with previous experience at publications such as The Telegraph, MailOnline, and The Times. With a focus on lifestyle and human interest stories, Chloe's articles cover a range of topics including pregnancy, travel, and personal narratives.
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No sooner does a woman break the news that she is pregnant than she is bombarded with a list of things she must eat or avoid, from alcohol to sushi, blue cheese to Parma ham.
By: Chloe Lambert
Very few Britons would consider Poland for a ski holiday – one family sets out to find out if it's worth the saving
Don't eat for two, avoid sushi and make sure everything is cooked properly - here's how to look after yourself and your baby
This treasured resort is once again the height of hip, and a great spot to take in the dramatic colours of autumn in America
Thanks to the ‘remarkable women’ who go through an invasive process to donate their eggs, more would-be mothers are able to have a baby
By: Chloe Lambert
Susan HargravesI heard recently the sad news that Susan (Sue) Hargraves had died. Her son, Mark, writes:“Mum, Susan, or Sue, as some knew her, passed peacefully away on Friday, July 19, at her Care Home in Colchester. She had been in the area for just over a year, leaving The Coach House in Dinton, where she had lived for many years with her partner, Michael Roads. She went to East Anglia to be near to her son, Mark, Sian, his wife, and her grandchildren, Lily, Jack and Sam, as sadly her quality of life had diminished.Sue was very well known in the local area. Her main passion was horses and when she first moved to the area, over 50 years ago, she worked in a local stables and became a very capable and highly competent horse woman. She trained horses, taught people how to ride and for a long time was part of local hunts and point-to-points. With Chris and Barbara, they held gymkhanas at their home in Horsenden, which were always very well attended by the local children. After Michael died, she developed other areas of interest such as the local book club, watching racing, enjoying ballet and opera; and she still continued to enjoy parties and socialising, so much part of hers and Michael’s life.There will be a small family cremation in Suffolk, followed by a Thanksgiving Service for Sue’s life to be held in Dinton Church, hopefully in September. Sue will be very sadly missed by her family and all those who knew her.”Thank you to Mark and Diane Smith for the information. We send our sincere condolences to Sue’s family and friends at this very sad time.
By: Chloe Lambert
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By: Chloe Lambert
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