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WAULK THIS WAY AT AUCHINDRAIN, FOR HOMESPUN HARMONIES
Once a month, during most of the summer season, visitors to Auchindrain, Scotland’s last remaining ‘living museum’ township, can listen to the ladies of Sgioba
Once a month, during most of the summer season, visitors to Auchindrain, Scotland’s last remaining ‘living museum’ township, can listen to the ladies of Sgioba
‘The most important global gathering focused on localization – ever’ : LOCAL FUTURES – host of the Planet Local Summit. ‘Local Futures’, founded by Helena Norberg-Hodge, is an
The Jersey Symphony Orchestra will be holding its Spring Concert on Saturday 15 April 2023 at Les Quennevais School Concert Hall, St Brelade, starting at
Pruning is one of the actions which can be done in March and early April. By Catherine Penny Spring is an exciting season in the
Rising sea levels, cloudbursts, flooding, drought and nature loss. They are all indicators of the climate emergency. Ahead of a special environment-themed RURAL in the
By RURAL magazine’s prize-winning wine writer and enthusiastic visitor to France, Hamish Marett-Crosby We left our Jersey home in the early evening and that night
The Jersey Bat Group (JBG) is a registered Jersey charity with these aims: to survey and monitor bat populations, roosts, hibernacula and foraging sites in
By Caroline Menteith, canine behaviourist at tails.com (Image: Tadeusz Lakota via unsplash) Grey skies, thunder, heavy rainfall all have an impact on your dog’s mood and
Jersey Electricity (JE) has renewed its support of the National Trust for Jersey’s Senior Education Officer for a further three years. Erin Cowham has led
• Cows at Woodlands Farm most likely died from botulism. • Testing found no toxins, but toxin-producing bacteria were cultured from samples. • The test
We continue our series of article in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a
This concept has been brought back by Sonneux, a relaxed and informal (some may even say ‘rustic’!) folk band comprising of vocals, bodhran, violin, guitar,