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Commons Confidential: Yearning for Dom - Vimarsana News

Commons Confidential: Yearning for Dom

Desperate Dan, door-shutting Dan, Dominic Cummings without the hoodie, Dom in a suit and Cummings without the charm are a few of the sobriquets used in Westminster to describe Dan Rosenfield, Boris Johnson’s technocratic chief of staff. The one-time Treasury official, who purportedly told civil servants he and others reduced document print sizes so it was harder for Gordon Brown to read briefs, is losing friends and alienating special advisers by favouring civil servants over spads in meetings. The Bring Back Dom campaign hasn’t started but euphoria at his downfall in November 2020 is a d...

The Anchor Nayland review - eating in the Orangery - Vimarsana News

The Anchor Nayland review - eating in the Orangery

Korean barbecued tofu at The Anchor, Nayland - Credit: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis When I was last out near The Anchor at Nayland it was late summer, splashing about with the family on kayaks and paddleboards on the water, surrounded by tall grass, brambles and flower-covered river plants. What a difference a few months makes. Approaching the inn (close to the Suffolk/Essex border), it’s not over-the-top to say the transformation of the outside space is breathtaking. Just a short while ago dining pods for household bubbles, and a huge greenhouse-type structure (The Orangery) were installed. A w...

The Anchor Nayland review - eating in the Orangery | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

The Anchor Nayland review - eating in the Orangery | East Anglian Daily Times

Korean barbecued tofu at The Anchor, Nayland - Credit: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis When I was last out near The Anchor at Nayland it was late summer, splashing about with the family on kayaks and paddleboards on the water, surrounded by tall grass, brambles and flower-covered river plants. What a difference a few months makes. Approaching the inn (close to the Suffolk/Essex border), it’s not over-the-top to say the transformation of the outside space is breathtaking. Just a short while ago dining pods for household bubbles, and a huge greenhouse-type structure (The Orangery) were installed. A w...

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