Caroline Phillips

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Caroline Phillips
“Caroline Phillips is a tenacious and skilful writer with a flair for high quality interviewing and a knack for making things work.”

Caroline Phillips

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Finding Festiv’ailes: Where Creativity Takes Wing

Subud Voice | 29 Aug 2026

For ten days, from 16 to 26 July 2026, representatives from around the world have come together
not simply to conduct meetings, but to enter a shared space of listening. They have travelled from
different cultures, languages and experiences to one of the quieter corners of Indonesia, where rivers
wind through ancient forests and the pace of life invites a different rhythm from the one most of us
know.


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We’re the lucky ones. We’re alive. But nothing will ever be the same

YOU Magazine | 19 Mar 2026

Sunday 14 December. It’s a perfect afternoon: sun, sand, surfers. I’m in Sydney visiting my two Londoner daughters who are here living the Australian dream. My 28-year-old, Ella, is at the beach with friends; her elder sister Anya, 30, is out with her boyfriend. So I go for a swim alone at the iconic oceanside pool, Icebergs. Afterwards I stroll along Bondi Beach photographing women celebrating Christmas around their tiny tree. Nearby, I hear firecrackers.


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Instead of hitting the therapist’s couch, we hit the road

YOU Magazine | 25 Sep 2025

My life is currently as challenging as a long-haul budget flight full of stag-party revellers, hope mislaid like lost luggage. The reason? My marriage is over after nearly three decades. But I can’t move on because Mr Almost-Ex and I are stuck – emotionally jet-lagged – in life’s transit lounge, still under the same roof nearly two years after agreeing to divorce. Our house isn’t selling and neither of us wants to move out. What better time for some ‘wanderhealing?


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How to spend a weekend in St Andrews

Country & Town House | 9 Oct 2024

St Andrews, Fife, packs a punch with its history, scenic beauty, fresh seafood and student hijinks. It’s the home of golf, the English-speaking world’s third oldest university, a former ecclesiastical capital and once a pull for pilgrims visiting St Andrew’s relics. Go there too for Old Course Hotel, a 5-star luxury establishment that’s a magnet for golfers


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‘It Stays With You After The Curtain Goes Down’: Long Day’s Journey Into Night Review

Country & Town House | 8 Apr 2024

The challenges of memory, the stranglehold of the past, addiction, alcoholism, loneliness, regret, nostalgia, resignation, denial, blame, guilt, lies and illusion, love and forgiveness. They’re all here in the 1941 autobiographical masterpiece, Long Day’s Journey Into Night – a frequent contender for best American play, and one which won O’Neill a posthumous Pulitzer prize. It’s cathartic and multi-layered, but also funny. And terribly sad.


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Sustainable Bath And Shower Products To Shop Now

Country & Town House | 14 Mar 2024

What better time than now to scrub up in a newly-restored bath whilst breathing deeply of the latest sustainable home fragrance diffuser? To buff and wash your skin in the shower with sweetly scented organic products, sip a (B-Corp certified) tipple in the tub and loll in CBD-oil infused bathwater? And then to slaver yourself with planet-friendly potions when you hop out? Caroline Phillips presents a guide to the best sustainable shower and bath products.


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