Sculptor Theodore Gillick returned last month with inspiration from the landscapes he grew up in as a country boy on the Essex Suffolk border. His was not by any means a conventional upbringing – he was taught at home for half the day and then taken on long walks across the fields with his brothers … Continue reading
While you’re recovering from a month of over-indulgence, spare a thought for the wildlife in your garden that’s scrabbling around for food to eat when the inevitable frost and snow hit the garden. Wildlife is vital to every garden and with a little encouragement we can tempt the visitors that offer gardeners a special … Continue reading
