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  • Easter eggs

    Posted March 28, 2018 by Andrew Cutts

    What was your first thought when you read the headline?  Chocolate?  Sweets?  If so, on this occasion you were wrong. Spring equinox has now passed and the days are getting...

  • Keep off the grass – long is the new short!

    Posted March 19, 2018 by Bob Thorp

    The fashion in parks is changing.  Long is the new short!  Closely mowed and manicured grass is giving way to more wavy bee and other insect friendly meadows in less...

  • Brilliant bees

    Posted March 15, 2018 by Andrew Cutts

    Spring equinox is fast approaching and I feel like my body and mind are waking from the winter blues.  Now that air temperatures are rising and we have more daylight...

  • Treasures uncovered at St Ives

    Posted March 8, 2018 by Andrew Cutts

    Recent clearance of the invasive non-native Rhododendron ponticum has exposed an unexpected find.  Not only can we now see the majestic oaks and other mature trees that have been hidden for...

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