by Maggie | Mar 1, 2021 | Home & Garden Features
The lockdown has prompted many of us to embark on DIY projects at home such as painting and decorating or getting to grips with our gardens. Until now, any plants, compost or garden tools had to be ordered online, but garden centres can re-open provided they have... by Maggie | Feb 1, 2021 | Home & Garden Features
Repurposing or upcycling your clutter is a satisfying way to get creative, save money and give a new lease of life to items that you longer use. Next time you go to throw out your bean can or you’re wondering what to do with all your old cake tins that you no longer... by Maggie | Jan 1, 2021 | Home & Garden Features
Winter is not the time to hide from the world outside, when you can wake up to some of the UK’s wonderful wildlife instead. This winter period in the run up to Christmas conjures images of robins and holly. Yet living alongside these festive favourites, there... by Maggie | Dec 1, 2020 | Home & Garden Features
People don’t think enough about who’s next door when they move house, but you really should find out! Everyone knows the value of a great neighbour. That person you can trust with a spare key, who will ring you when there’s someone suspicious outside your front door,... by Maggie | Dec 1, 2020 | Home & Garden Features
Ah, Christmas. For most, a period of magic, mistletoe and cheer; of quality family time, festivities and feasting. There are so many wonderful British traditions associated with the festive season, but it really wouldn’t be Christmas without a tree. You know, the sort... by Maggie | Oct 30, 2020 | Home & Garden Features
Spring and early summer are not the only times of the year when we should think about sowing our vegetables. Spring and early summer are not the only times of the year when we should think about sowing our vegetables. I do a lot of my sowing in late summer and autumn,...