Gardening Tips for December
December can be a quiet time in the garden, but there are plenty of tidying up jobs to do, and lots of houseplants to keep
26 November 2012
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December can be a quiet time in the garden, but there are plenty of tidying up jobs to do, and lots of houseplants to keep
Claire Dunworth-Warby, a Personal, Business and Education Coach, discusses how to maximise your chances of achieving your most enjoyable festive season ever… December can be
It’s that time of year when we deck our halls with boughs of holly, whilst marveling at how quickly Christmas is upon us again. As
What’s What asked four local chefs for their favourite Christmas recipes… Sautéed Sprouts with Smoked Bacon and Chestnuts ~ Paul from The Feathers at Brockton
To mark ‘Apple Day’ celebrations, I was invited by a friend to visit Berrington Hall in Herefordshire, as part of a group touring the orchards
Severn Valley Railway is giving enthusiasts of all ages a once in a lifetime opportunity to play an important part in the future of a
My little Wedding Shop is proud to announce their first birthday and to celebrate they are giving their brides-to-be extra special birthday gifts! The exclusive
Organisers of the Shrewsbury Flower Show have announced that star of ‘The Great British Bake Off’ and celebrity artisan baker, Paul Hollywood, will be
Sainsbury’s in Bridgnorth would like to extend a huge ‘thank you’ to their Customers who donated so generously to help tackle food poverty this October.
I leave Bridgnorth on a typical cool autumnal morning, the sky heavy with cloud. As I drive north through Shropshire, the weather slowly improves. By
Most people have heard of the National Trust, fewer are aware of the splendid work carried out by the Landmark Trust. It is a buildings
November. A poignant time of the year, as we show our dignified respect to those that gave their lives in both war and peacetime, with
Having recently heard, for another year of a number of suspected antifreeze poisoning cases in the Bridgnorth area, we are deeply concerned and therefore want
Eight top tips to banish those winter blues and keep you smiling! November always starts off with a bang thanks to the organised firework displays
Winter is fast approaching now, that’s if it’s not already arrived and it’s time to make sure that anything tender has been covered up or
You know when you have a meal so delicious that it stays with you the next day? Well, days after tasting the Secreto Iberico –
Cartway Church in Bridgnorth recently celebrated 50 years of united worship between the United Reformed and Methodist churches in the town by staging a series
Cuan House, which helps to raise funds for the Wildlife Rescue Centre in Much Wenlock are appealing for volunteers to assist in the running of
A new pictorial record of Much Wenlock has just been published, following the history of the town from the turn of the last century to
Paul Morris, proprietor of Bridgnorth business ‘Love Your Blinds’ recently completed a grueling 9 day, 960 mile bike ride, from Lands End to John O’Groats,
Dudmaston Estate staged a fun ride on Sunday 7th October, which saw horses, and riders of all ages and ability take in the splendors of
A polymath is a person of great and varied learning. Thomas Telford was this and more: His combination of applied learning and physical skills produced
Chelmarsh Sailing Club has secured Olympic legacy funding from Sport England’s Inspired Facilities Fund. This is part of the £135 million Places People Play legacy
Staff at the National Trust’s Dudmaston Estate, near Bridgnorth, took a step into the world of fun runs, hosting their very first 5k and 10k
European and Commonwealth gold medal swimmer Adam Whitehead has been leading pupils at Bridgnorth Endowed School during the Be the Best programme, which focuses on
Just back from the Athletics Stadium at the inspirational Paralympics, Sally Themans found herself surrounded by several sporting local heroes at the William Brookes ‘sports
Autumn is just around the corner . . . With the first frosts likely any time now, it’s time to sort out the garden for
Autumn is the season of wood fires and fiery sunsets. As the sun drops the sky seems to take on a texture all of its
