Monthly Archives: September 2014

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of being invited into a corner of history that I hadn’t walked around in before. Behind a lifeless brick frontage and through the buzz and clang of blue security gates,  it seemed an idyll of East … Continue reading →

The term ‘gardening’ conjures up a variety of responses from people. Some happily class themselves as ‘green fingered’ while others look at you with genuine bewilderment when asked whether they’re interested in it. In my limited experience, a common assumption is … Continue reading →