By Paul Lowis – Chair/Green Man Garden on behalf of SLH Ever heard of “the June gap”? Many beekeepers talk about it — it’s a time between spring and summer when bee colonies are at peak numbers, meaning they require more pollen and nectar. It’s during this time that spring flowers have more or less …
By Hilary Hughes on behalf of SLH Not everyone is ready to abandon their favourite car for an electric vehicle and charging point just yet so this blog offers some tips on how to adopt an eco-friendly driving style in any vehicle. Eco-driving is a simple concept that incorporates safety, saving money and an awareness …
There is recognition that all the peoples of the planet are heading for difficult times if we cannot find new ways of living that is in greater harmony with the environment and its biodiversity. Our idea is to have a festival to explore this. It will point to ways that we, as individuals and as …
Here’s a route we did in 2018. Route distance/description 18 miles. A large part is off-road and surface is almost all good. There are a few main roads to cross. There are also some busy roads to go along, but as distances are very short, we could walk. Out and back via same route. SEE …
Local Cycle Route: Quarry Bank Mill via Bruntwood Read More »
Thank you everyone for your interest in the free Heatons Open Gardens Virtual online event/webinar. We know some people had difficulties with accessing the event. We heard that there was a UK wide problem with Zoom which may have contributed to the challenges some of you had in getting a connection and getting sound. If …
While we’re on lockdown, there are still plenty of ways to connect with us, to keep building a resilient and sustainable community in the Heatons. If you use social media – you can find us there, posting ideas, inspiration and updates about things you can join in with. We love to hear from you, whether …