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Drawing upon his years of experience in working with private clients on domestic projects, Hugo Tugman founded Architect Your Home in 2001. AYH has developed a unique method of offering a pick-and-choose menu of architectural services to homeowners. The AYH network is made up of firms of architects based throughout the country and is now the largest provider of architectural services to the UK private domestic market.

Simon Toseland is an author of many books including Oz & James Drink to Britain. The are both authorities on language-related subjects.

Martin Toseland is a writer and editor, having worked for both Penguin and HarperColllins. He is an authority on language-related subjects.

<p>Daniel Tatarsky is an actor and writer. He is the author of <em>Cool Science Tricks, Cool Philosophy, Everything You Need to Know About Everything You Need to Know About </em>and <em>Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future: A Biography.</em></p>

Nicki Trench is the author of The Cool Girl’s Guide to Knitting, The Cool Girl’s Guide to Crochet, The Complete Guide to Knitting & Crochet and How To Sew. Nicki also designs wedding cakes for magazines such as Cosmopolitan Bride, You & Your Wedding and Brides. She is a designer and expert on domestic hand crafts and also runs craft workshops and home arts retreats from her home in East Sussex, England.

Pauline Turner is a recognised international authority on crochet often referred to as ‘the walking Crochet encyclopaedia’. She is the founder and instigator of the International Diploma in Crochet course, a prolific author and designer and owner of the business Crochet Design which is the first of its kind. She has authored several books including How to Crochet (1-85585-827-4) and Crochet Lace (1-56477-576-3).

Nina Tolstrup studied at Les Ateliers in Paris and Copenhagen Business school and is now an East London-based designer who designs products, furniture, interiors and accessories for companies including Habitat, Lexon, Trip Trap, E&Y and Wentworth. Previously a design manager for Eleven Danes, she now runs her design company Studiomama, which has won prizes and been widely publicised in the international press.

Lucy Tobin is a freelance writer with Evening Standard. She has had articles published in numerous national newspapers, including The Independent, The Daily Mail, The Daily Express, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, The Times and The Sunday Times. This is her first book.

Sports writer Geoff Tibballs is the author of several bestselling titles in the Strangest… series, on a range of sports including motor-racing and the Olympics. He also wrote Great Sporting Scandals published by Robson.

Becky Thorn is a primary school teacher with a long-suffering husband and two children (on whom she tries out her recipes). She has appeared on ‘Masterchef’ as a guest amateur restaurant critic, and recently designed a meal for the Heinz Weightwatchers range. Her first two books, School Dinners (9781906032449) and Movie Dinners (9781906032869) were also published by Portico.

<p>Born and educated in Toronto, Doug Taylor is a local historian and former member of the faculty of Lakeshore Teachers’ College (York University). He is the author of several books and an ongoing blog (Historic Toronto) that explore the city’s past and document its architectural heritage. His most recent publications are <em>Toronto Theatres and the Golden Age of the Silver Screen,</em> <em>Toronto’s Local Movie Theatres of Yesteryear</em> and <em>Toronto Then and Now</em>.</p>

<p>Suzy Taylor is best known for her work as a paper-cutting artwork. Her work combines her love of folk art with her passion for tiny details. In fact, the more detail there is, the happier she is! Her colouring book <em>The Colour of Love </em>has sold internationally.</p>