Katie Glass

Turns out the simple life Katie Glass longed for isn’t so far removed from city life after all

As the pandemic began, I wrote about my journey – and read what you all replied – and I’ve come to understand how many others are suffering

I won’t find a new partner by waiting for someone on a John Deere to rescue me – so ‘Muddy Matches’ it is

Our columnist is surprised by how much she likes having flatmates, after a decade living alone

Finding flatmates was a financial necessity for me, but has turned out to be fun

I get used to huddling under the blankets and falling asleep clinging to the dog

A two-week Caribbean cruise is an offer Katie Glass can’t refuse – if only to warm up a bit

As a journalist, my dyslexia is a constant pain, a burden that can feel exhausting

I’m inviting a ‘Workaway’ to stay in my caravan, and sees it spark into life

And they look far happier, and friendlier, too

After moving to rural Somerset, I’m getting to grips with creature discomforts

Pete Casey was in his 40s when he left Britain for his six-year trek. Along the way he faced many dangers, from sharks to shotguns

Country life is testing Katie, but being without food delivery apps is the hardest thing to swallow

When my friends come to visit, I’m grateful that they can help me keep warm

Some ­people call my colour choices ‘brave’, but that seems an absurd word to use about decorating...

The Eden Project founder just wants to be a champion for Cornwall, but the passion the locals have is rarely voiced to their advantage

I’ve been scouring Facebook Marketplace for bargains, but it’s worth the hunt

In her new home, our columnist finds support from people she expected – and plenty she didn’t

A last-minute fitness break in Majorca gives our columnist the chance to take stock

As Steve Coogan plays Jimmy Savile in a drama, will he recognise the role the tabloids had in unearthing the late BBC star’s crimes?