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Editor's note
Who can believe that it is November already, the clocks have changed, and so has the weather. It is that time to pull out your warmer clothes, the long trousers and a coat even, hoping that the mice and the moths haven't found a way into your favourite woollens. Maybe check with your neighbours that they have enough to stay warm during the autumn and winter months. Across the whole of Europe, Portugal ranks highly in terms of fuel poverty, with one in three families unable to heat their homes, while up to 25% of the winter deaths in the country are thought to be caused by cold.
you need to turn to the black market. The Party you don’t want to miss is held on 23rd of the month and all proceeds from the ball go to the latest campaign by T.A.C.T. More details about A Room for Healing are on page 10.
You will also find on page 10, details on how to become a founding member of T.A.C.T. Tomorrow magazines charity, and with 5000 copies printed this month we are hoping for an overwhelming response. The campaign from the Summer Ball, Lids for Life continues, and we appreciate the effort you are making to save those lids.
A big thank you to everyone who dropped by the Tomorrow stand at BLIP, the Better Living in Portugal exhibition last month. The steady flow of well-wishers and enquirers barely left Tom a moment to bite into a sandwich or sip his coffee before it turned cold. In fact Tom enjoyed it so much he has agreed that we will be attending next year too.
We have received a couple of emails and comments from readers who are still confused as exactly which lids you can collect for the campaign for Vicente, so just to confirm that we have put the artwork on our website tomorrowalgarve.com/lets-help-vicente You will need to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to find the download link.
There are just a couple of weeks left until the Tomorrow magazine Winter Ball at the Tivoli, Lagos. If you haven't already organised your tickets please reach out to Steven before the last remaining few tickets are all gone, and
Thank you, for all that you do to make this magazine what it is.
On the cover Nothing says November like the sight, sound and taste of hot roasted chestnuts. Across the region the humble food is celebrated at a number of festivals and is sure to bring warmth to your hands on a cool autumn evening.