Woman's World - Features

Time to take action?

Could the rumours be true? Julie Gibbon reports on how a WI campaign in Northumberland staved off the closure of a rural train station.
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Ten green bottles?

Robin Shaw is one of the small minority of men who suffer from some degree of colour blindness. He describes what life is like, never knowing your greens from your reds.
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Make your house a (clean and tidy) home

A home is the biggest investment we’re likely to make, so what’s wrong with taking good care of it? Not a thing, according to Anthea Turner who hosts BBC’s Perfect Housewife. Penny Kitchen dusts off her copy of Mrs Beeton and goes to meet her.
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Message from the Chair

Campaigns, we’ve had a few!
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A woman of substance

Linda Hart talks to Baroness Julia Neuberger about her career as a rabbi, researcher, writer, lecturer, campaigner and now as a member of the House of Lords.
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Master of the weird and wonderful

Never mind the queue – Dalí’s amazing museum in Figueres is worth every minute you spend outside and in, says Penny Kitchen
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A change of direction

Ever thought you’d like to try something else for a change, or fulfil a long-held ambition? Loads of people do it, including WI members and heart bypass patients. Woman’s World heard some of their stories.
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Using their common sense and taking advice from the experts will give women on their own a feeling of security, says Anna Milford
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