Jane Fryer is a journalist at The West Australian. She explores a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, animal care, and architecture, often highlighting issues related to animal rights and consumer travel. Jane's work has been featured in The Nightly, Albany Advertiser, This Is Money, and Daily Mail.
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For the past three years, the only resident of this gargantuan Knightsbridge property has been a very cheerful and heavily-bearded Swede called Anders Fernstedt.
Over recent years, Abersoch has become a popular spot with Premier League footballers, Coronation Street stars and even Bear Grylls. But lately, even in this lovely place the sheen is fading...
What do this lot have in common? Not much, at first glance. There's a first response officer for the fire service, a scout leader, train driver, beekeeper, actress, chef and, well, the list goes on and on.
More than 16 years have passed since Malcolm McLaren's death. But, somehow, the impresario of punk, fashion designer, artist and music producer is still causing chaos.
For those of us who are not members, any mention of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (PBCC) tends to ring a few alarm bells.
By 8am on a Wednesday, a High Street in Devon is thick with marijuana. It comes from under the arches, where a tangle of bodies is beginning to stir from last night's drugs excesses
A dozen or so Dartmoor Hill Ponies are huddled in small groups on the misty moor before us, with tails swishing, nostrils flaring gently and tangled manes blowing in the breeze.
'Welcome to the best tour in the world!' Glenn, our GoTours guide, cries into the microphone as excitement builds and our minibus edges through the London traffic.
Perhaps unbeknown to most of us - I was certainly in the dark - HM Coastguard is the fourth blue-light emergency service offered when you dial 999.
JANE FRYER: All we've heard for days now is how important this game is. How much the Argentine fans loathe us.
