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Fleur Britten
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Journalist, Freelance
Sussex, London, UK
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Biography
Fleur Britten is an experienced freelance journalist and published author. She started out in fashion at the Sunday Telegraph, and then moved to Sunday Times Style magazine, where she eventually became Assistant Editor and was responsible for writing, commissioning and editing features for Style and other Sunday Times sections (Travel, News Review, News, Sunday Times Magazine). After 15 years and a pandemic, she left to go freelance. Fleur writes on a wide array of lifestyle topics, including celebrity, social trends, female leadership, health and wellbeing, interiors, tech, fashion, parenting, sustainability and memoir pieces. She has written five books, including Debrett's Etiquette for Girls, On the Couch: Tales of Couchsurfing a Continent, and guides to London, Milan and Life for A Hedonist's Guide series. She lives in East Sussex with her two children, 9 and 6, two cats, and the odd spider.
Non-local news.
Content
By Debora Robertson, Busola Evans, Hannah Newton Verified, Fleur Britten Verified| The Telegraph Verified If you're keen to use a squeegee, prepare the windows as above first, then lay a towel on the floor or sill to collect any drips. Fill your bucket with just-warm water, add a generous splash of vinegar and a good squeeze of washing-up liquid. Don't use hot water, as it dries too quickly and will leave streaks. Dip the squeegee into the bucket, squeeze out any excess water and, starting at the top of the window, wipe the soft part of the squeegee across the pane.
By Busola Evans, Debora Robertson, Hannah Newton Verified, Fleur Britten Verified| The Telegraph Verified Stanley Zhu has hosted London's most exuberant bashes, so it's no surprise his Kensington apartment is perfect for entertaining in style"I've had a few parties here," says Stanley Zhu with a smile as he surveys the colourful open-plan living space of his Kensington home. But the glint in his eye suggests this is somewhat of an understatement. Zhu is, after all, a London socialite renowned for hosting the most lavish of bashes.
By Debora Robertson, Hannah Newton Verified, Fleur Britten Verified, John Sturgis| The Telegraph Verified Make sure you wear rubber gloves and the room is well ventilated. If it's not too bad, mix up a thick paste of bicarbonate of soda and water. Use a brush to spread the paste over the interior of the oven and inside the door, avoiding any heating elements and vents. Leave this for at least eight hours or overnight. Use microfibre cloths and lots of warm water to wipe off most of the residue, then spray with white vinegar and leave for 30 minutes before wiping down again.
Company Info
Freelance
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