Latest News
Like our page on Facebook to keep up-to-date:
After all the wet weather over the last few days it’s good to get outside into the garden and catch up with some simple tasks. Maybe try growing some garlic or sowing some sweet peas under cover, we’ve got a round up of what to do here.
Whilst you're at it don’t forget to feed our feathered friends.
bit.ly/38qMqjT
The Ivy is the quintessential London restaurant, sadly in lockdown there’s no dining out going on whether it’s in classy, top notch settings or otherwise. However help is at hand if you are hankering for a taste of glamorous gastronomy, we have a couple of special recipes from their new book, The Ivy Now to share with you: slow roasted pork belly with bacon, marjoram, pearl onions and peas and a delicious crab macaroni cheese with lemon brioche and tarragon.
Bon Appetit! bit.ly/2Kgzpjy
Delicious
Why not make your resolution simple and easy to keep this year? Instead of the usual giving up this and that, try making a positive decision to shop local and support the many independent producers of fantastic foods, fresh fruit and vegs and delicious drinks available in your area.
Dip into our winter issue for inspiration bit.ly/2LhJsot
Help to eat healthier is here. And different ways that you may not of thought of.
Yes, support local businesses so they can be here for us!
Lift your lockdown blues, try to spend some time outdoors by catching up with a few winter gardening tasks, even a short time doing some gentle pruning, sweeping up and planting out some spring bulbs or bedding like pansies can help alter your mood. Don’t forget to look for the green shoots that are already peeping through the soil bit.ly/38qMqjT
Yes a bit of colour in the garden this time of year, lifts the spirits xx
Yes. Look around ourselves put doors. Beauty is to be had
SPAB, the Society for the Preservation of Ancient Buildings carry out work to help save old buildings from decay, harmful alteration and demolition, whilst also offering a wealth of advice, training and support to members. Here’s an inspiring look at their recent Old Building Project bit.ly/3hofPhr
What talented craftsmen working on these historic buildings, brilliant to have them restored properly.
Wow. Such an amazing building, now the history is talking through discovery down the layers as pages of its own book of existence.
Happy New Year to all our readers. Thank you for all your support over what has been a difficult year for everyone. We look forward to happier, healthier and prosperous times with you all in 2021. bit.ly/2LhJsot
Thanks so much Linda Smith we’re so pleased that you’ve enjoyed the magazine and thanks for all your supportive comments. Happiest of New Years to you 🙏
Thank you Conservation News for all your lovely magazines this year they have given me so much pleasure.….......Wishing you and all your customers a successful and happy New Year!
We take a look at the vital restoration work carried out by SPAB, the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings on St Andrew’s Chapel Boxley to return this important Grade II listed building back in to use bit.ly/3hofPhr
Wow what a beautiful building
If castle walls could talk…Fairytale Leeds Castle has played many roles over its 900 years, from royal residence, picturesque playground for the rich and famous, to scenic settings for important meetings of State, find out more about its rich history bit.ly/3pqjm1l
Most beautiful castle recommend a visit x
...And relax! Give yourself a break from Christmas preparations, sit down and dip into our winter issue, it has a mix of features for you to enjoy from lovely Leeds Castle, the oast house specialists Dude and Arnette, The Old Door Restorer, the Japanese art of Kokedama not to mention fabulous festive food and drink bit.ly/2LhJsot
Look forward to reading your magazine, wishing you a successful 2021
Love it thank you. A very enjoyable read. I wish you some good relaxation and calming focus for Christmas and the the year ahead. X