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Henry has long and varied experience working on magazines and newspapers from Country Illustrated (where he met EOE founder Chloe) to Men's Fitness, The Observer and London Evening Standard. His writing on salmon fishing has recently been published in the Flyfishers' Journal and Trout & Salmon, and his book How To Catch More Salmon is published in April 2019 by White Owl Books.

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Wind in the Willows

Henry Giles
For 18 years Chapterhouse Theatre has produced 'warm, traditional and magical theatre in magical surroundings'. Well this production in the grounds of Ely Cathedral certainly had the magical - one might almost say mystic - ingredient.…
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Snettisham Park

Henry Giles
On safari in Norfolk By Henry Giles These are exciting times at Snettisham Park. Only three years ago a brand new visitor centre was built on what is a working farm now fully geared up for visitors and holidaymakers with easy access…
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Paradise Wildlife Park

Henry Giles
Paradise Wildlife Park By Henry Giles Feed a big cat? Meet the meerkats? Hang on, scratch a tapir? You heard: scratch a tapir. That’s how I found myself, at Paradise Wildlife Park in a small dwelling stable with a 250 kilo South…
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EXCLUSIVE – Finding Dory

Henry Giles
Finding Dory was a resounding family movie and a good way for our particular family to engage with the 36th Cambridge Film Festival. To be precise this was part of the Family Film Festival, at the centrally located Arts Picture House, part…
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EXCLUSIVE – Little Mix

Henry Giles
With an earlier start time for this finale of the Newmarket Nights racing season there was a bank holiday party spirit and an undeniable number of younger fans present to see Little Mix belt out their popular songs across the Adnams July…
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EXCLUSIVE – Kaiser Chiefs

Henry Giles
On another big 350 (350 years since King Charles II brought his court founding horse racing history) July evening Ricky Wilson and friends stepped back on to the July stage to wow racegoers.