Next stop on our guided Cambridge city tour? Novelist Susan Grossey is taking us to Bodies in the Bookshop
Spring’s arrival is cue for a wardrobe cleanse. Here’s how to do it, writes Cambridge stylist Nerys Copping
Bag of sad salad leaves in the fridge? Turn them into a peppy pesto, writes food sustainability advocate Waste Not Rowen
At home, she’s Town; at work, she’s Gown. In her new column, academic Dr Julia Johnson reflects on Cambridge life and our times. . .
It’s hailed as the key to wellbeing, but just how do we achieve an optimum level of good sleep? Heemali Inamdar has a few ideas
Coast-walking dad, Chris Howard, emerges from a cloud of flour and a dousing of syrup to discuss the perils of pancake making with his three daughters
Our monthly Cambridge tour – guided by novelist Susan Grossey – continues with a trip to Garret Hostel Lane. To the river. . .
In her first column for Velvet, Cambridge stylist and personal shopper Nerys Copping talks wardrobe staples
Storytelling is so important to share with our children says book-loving adventurer and dad-of-three Chris Howard
One Two Culinary Stew’s Pina finds five of the city’s best sandwiches – each inspired by a different (and delicious) food culture. . .
Think romance is dead? These five Cambridge destinations can't fail to make you feel the love, writes Sophie Bishop
Our new columnist, life coach Gemma Brown offers three ways you can cultivate self-love from letter writing to reframing your inner voice
It’s snowdrop season: winter is officially on its way out. . . Here’s where best to see the bulbs in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk
To celebrate National Houseplant Week, Newmarket garden designer Melanie Taylor recommends five houseplants to lift both rooms and mood
Don’t let their humble appearance fool you: root veg are the stars of the culinary show in mid-winter. Bury chef Waste Not Rowen gets cooking
POV: you’ve lived in Cambridge for eight years and have never rowed a stroke. . . until now. Velvet throws Riadh Falvo in at the deep end
From dopamine dressing to daytime walks, here’s how to find the light in one of the darkest months
Cambridge dad-of-three Chris Howard says we should learn a few lessons from our children to find the joy in January
Bringing colour into your wardrobe can be genuinely uplifting, as Cambridge-based stylist Maggie Devine explains
Cambridgeshire and Suffolk home organiser Elizabeth Catchpole shares her top tips for making sense of your space this New Year