Antonia Windsor

A psychic told me I was cursed

With youth services across London seriously depleted and knife crime on the rise, the news often paints a depressing picture of what it is to be a young person in the capital in 2019. however, in that bleak landscape a new charity is making a huge difference to young people in victoria and beyond.

Time your trip to Guernsey to coincide with the island's annual Heritage Festival for an in-depth look at its rich cultural history

Starting and finishing in Guernsey, a four-day island hop via the Channel Islands of Lihou, Herm, Sark and Alderney offers sea air, wildlife, stargazing and culture, as well as fine dining

The Channel Island has been home to significant literary, artistic, mercantile and military historical figures whose haunts and achievements can be explored by visitors

Eat your way around Guernsey with this insider's guide to local restaurants, produce and places to eat during a visit

An abundance of festivals, activities and events make the Guernsey archipelago a perfect location to explore for people who love the great outdoors

Whether you want to be surrounded by neon lights and skyscrapers or shrines and temples, we’ll help you find the neighborhood in Tokyo that’s right for you.
With its looming skyscrapers, bright neon signage, ancient temples and shrines, and strict customs, Tokyo is a heady mix of the old and the new. A place of trendsetters and traditionalists, of zany gimmicks and Zen spiritualit. It also has an overwhelming number of neighborhoods, so deciding where to stay in Tokyo can be tricky. Some are ...

In Britain, as a small island nation, no one is ever too far from a beautiful place. Even if you can’t get to a recognised beauty spot to deliver a message for Valentine’s Day, there will be somewhere you can go.

We stayed at The Keio Plaza Hotel in Tokyo to give you a sneak-peak at what it’s like to stay in a hotel with nearly 1,500 rooms and 15 restaurants in the shadow of the world’s busiest train station.

Finding a disabled-friendly holiday can be a nightmare for families with additional
needs. ANTONIA WINDSOR reports on the obstacles they face and the travel
organisations going the extra mile to offer them fun, freedom and adventure

Jolly by name, jolly by nature. This lively 3-star all-inclusive hotel occupies a prime spot on a curve of white sandy beach on Antigua’s west coast. Water sports and activities are served up with plenty of rum punches. It could all do with a bit of a refurb but is hard to beat on value for money.

A tranquil hotel perched on the hillside above Jolly Bay on Antigua’s west coast. Come for stunning views from your private veranda, fine dining at Carmichael’s restaurant, daily beach shuttles and regular guided hikes.
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This is a lush location full of dense tropical planting from which the elegant four-room blocks emerge intermittently as you wind around the hillside. It’s just a 15-minute walk down to Jolly Harbour Marina on Antigua’s west coast, with its restaurants, bars and superma...

A charming, refined resort running along a headland boasting a beach on either side – one with surf, one calm. The atmosphere is familial with a weekly cocktail party hosted at the home of Lady Hulford. Food is excellent and service is top-notch – little wonder the same guests return year after year.
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Situated on a finger of land that separates the wild Atlantic on one side and the calm Caribbean Sea on the other, this resort gives you the best of both worlds: the sound of crashing wave...

This exclusive private island is part of the Oetker Collection and belongs to the fortunate few who own the stunning houses that pepper its 300-acres. Take a suite in a rondavel hut or splash out on a nine-bedroom mansion with infinity pool. Service is slick, dining is diverse and entertainment options are endless.
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What’s not to love about a miniature Caribbean island sitting in a turquoise sea just 15 minutes from the airport off the north coast of Antigua? A five-minute drive from a...