Penny sweets and pumpkin cakes fill Josie's November diary
Two Cotswolds vlogs take in Burford shopping, Daylesford's festive displays and everyday life around Holy Reformer.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
hello november 🍂 christmas shopping, farmshops, baking & cosy evening routine 🤎
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- 0:16Josie makes turmeric and ginger tea, lights bathroom candles and runs a bath.
- 12:20Burford shopping leads to a rainy car lunch and a memory of counting penny sweets.
- 20:00She unpacks plants, artificial stems and a miniature bundt pan before playing with Dexie.
- 29:21Bananas left in the oven become part of her pumpkin and banana mini bundt cake mixture.
- 41:53At The Chapel, Josie gives a local woman her class spot and reflects on the studio's social life.
A rainy lunch stop in Burford brings back an unexpected shopkeeping memory for Josie: her dad had a sweet shop, and her first job was counting out penny sweets. It's a small aside in a week filled with seasonal shopping, baking and the business of settling indoors.
The most watched of her two new uploads, "hello november 🍂 christmas shopping, farmshops, baking & cosy evening routine 🤎", has reached roughly 112,000 views. Josie starts with turmeric and ginger tea and a bath, her signal that work is finished, before heading out to Soho Farmhouse and Burford. The vlog includes a paid body-lotion segment.
A new miniature bundt pan supplies the kitchen project: pumpkin and banana cakes, followed by pumpkin mac and cheese. Her pantry clear-out gets viewers discussing best-before dates and ways to avoid wasting flour; others are already recalling Charlie's advent-calendar puzzles from earlier Christmas videos.
The second upload, "November Vlog 🕯️🪵☕️ M&S Haul, Christmas at Daylesford & Halloween Hosting 🤎", moves between festive displays, autumn/winter clothes, pumpkin cooking and party preparations. It's currently bringing in the most daily views of her uploads, while an older gardening-tips Short is also active.
Josie added 1,000 subscribers over the week, accounting for half her monthly gain. Daily viewing is now more than twice its usual level. Among nearby lifestyle channels, Bryton and Jade had a particularly busy week, while Gemma Louise Miles also saw elevated daily viewing.
Back at The Chapel, Josie describes a change that goes beyond workouts: opening the Pilates studio has been, she says, "the most social thing I've ever done".
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What viewers say
There's something so precious about watching your vlog in the morning.. Happy Sunday lovely! 💗
@ralucaprepelita8428See it on YouTubeI love how much you support your friends and their businesses. As someone who watches Victoria too it just gives such warm and cosy vibes of pure kindness and friendship for women’s businesses. So thoughtful!
@brandyboyce9544See it on YouTubeThe little cakes you made are so cute!
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You KNOW it’s real good when you’re jealous of your future self in anticipation!!! 🤤😋❤
@lydiathornton5323See it on YouTubeHappy November Josie!! I’m so happy we’re approaching the Christmas season, this is my favorite time of year!! You and Hannah Adkins are my two favorite comfort creators, you both have such amazing cosy content 😊❤️
@hbwz2006See it on YouTubeHow cosy the reception area in the chapel looked - can’t believe the price of the baking tin but the muffins looked super xx
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The videos drawing views on Josie right now
- Channel
- Josie
- Subscribers
- 607,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 684,240
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 1, 2026
- Video views so far
- 112,280
- Views on its first day
- 57,251
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What was Josie's first job, as she recalls in the Burford vlog?
Josie says her dad had a sweet shop and her first job was counting out customers' penny sweets.




