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Harriet Green

Harriet Green

Verified

Editor, The Observer Magazine

London

Final Covers

The Black Experience in Canada, Anti-racism, Racial Equity, Education, Equity, Social Policy, Human rights, Inclusivity and Diversity

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 477

  • Bridport revisited: great reasons to return to the market town

    By Harriet Green Verified| The Guardian Verified Golden Cap and the Anchor Inn, SeatownDrive down the tiny lane from Chideoak to Seatown and park at the Anchor Inn (theanchorinnseatown.co.uk). Buy water at the nearby Spar (you’ll need it) before ambling through the wood, across fields and up, up, up until – massively out of breath – you reach the top of Golden Cap, the south coast’s highest cliff. Your reward: panoramic views of the wide sweep of vast Lyme Bay, from Portland on your left to Exmouth in Devon.

    By Harriet Green Verified · The Guardian

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Unique Wedding Decor Ideas to Transform Your Big Day

    By Harriet Green Verified| weddingmagazine.co.uk@ As an editor at Wedding Magazine, I’ve seen countless weddings come to life, each with its own flair and personality. One of the most exciting aspects of planning a wedding is choosing the decor that sets the tone for your celebration. The right decor can transform any venue into a dreamscape, and I’m here to share some unique ideas that will make your big day truly unforgettable.

    By Harriet Green Verified · weddingmagazine.co.uk

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Bridport revisited: great reasons to return to the market town

    By Harriet Green Verified| The Guardian Verified Golden Cap and the Anchor Inn, SeatownDrive down the tiny lane from Chideoak to Seatown and park at the Anchor Inn (theanchorinnseatown.co.uk). Buy water at the nearby Spar (you’ll need it) before ambling through the wood, across fields and up, up, up until – massively out of breath – you reach the top of Golden Cap, the south coast’s highest cliff. Your reward: panoramic views of the wide sweep of vast Lyme Bay, from Portland on your left to Exmouth in Devon.

    By Harriet Green Verified · The Guardian

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Company Info

The Observer Magazine

Seattle, Washington, United States