Patio Heater Safety Alert After Clocks Change in UK
Experts issue urgent warnings about common patio heater mistakes as UK households enjoy longer evenings. Key risks include fire hazards and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Sweet Pea Sowing Season: Grow Fragrant Climbers
Discover the perfect time to sow sweet peas, their rich history, and expert tips for cultivating these fragrant annual climbers in your garden.
Selby Woman's Coastal Walk for Marine Charities Nears Finish
Blue, a 51-year-old from Selby, has walked over 4,200 miles around the UK coastline in 247 days, raising funds for Surfers Against Sewage and Sea Changers. Her self-funded journey, using annual leave, aims to complete the entire coast in 5-10 years.
£249,500 Funding to Restore Llanymynech Rocks Butterfly Hotspot
A collaborative project called Grazing on the Rocks has received £249,500 from the Welsh Government's Nature Networks Programme to restore rare grasslands at Llanymynech Rocks, a vital habitat for butterflies and other wildlife in mid Wales.
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Centenary Square Fountains to Return After Council Funding OK
Birmingham City Council has secured approval to spend on restoring the much-loved Centenary Square fountains, which have been switched off since 2023, with contractors now being consulted for the renovation works.
Canal Maintenance in Welshpool Enhances Ecology and Navigation
Glandŵr Cymru has finished a £250,000 dredging project on the Montgomery Canal near Welshpool, improving water quality and navigation for local charities and rare plant species.
Guide to Planting Summer Bulbs for Vibrant Gardens
Learn when and how to plant summer bulbs like dahlias and lilies in the UK, with tips on soil preparation and storage to ensure a colourful display all season long.
Patio Maintenance Mistakes That Could Cost Thousands
Experts reveal five common patio errors, from dragging furniture to skipping sealing, that lead to stains, damage, and costly repairs. Learn how to protect your investment.
King Charles Opens World's Longest Coastal Walking Path
King Charles III has officially launched part of the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path at Seven Sisters cliffs, creating the world's longest managed coastal walking route and boosting tourism and conservation.
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Derbyshire Duo Launches Reusable Growing Kits for Kids
A mother and daughter from Derbyshire have launched Broccoli and Bees, a range of reusable growing kits designed to help children grow microgreens at home, promoting sustainable habits and reducing screen time.
Lottery Funds £382,852 Boost for Wales Burial Grounds
A £382,852 National Lottery grant supports the Hafanau Heddwch project to protect burial ground heritage across Wales, involving community volunteers in conservation efforts.
Hyndburn Ramblers Spring Walks Programme Announced
The Hyndburn Ramblers walking group has released its schedule of walks for April and May, featuring routes in local countryside and areas like Yorkshire and the Lake District. Walks cater to all abilities, with options on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Hertfordshire Volunteers Plant 2km of New Hedgerows
Over 140 volunteers have planted more than two kilometres of native hedgerows across Hertfordshire this winter, supporting wildlife and carbon storage through the Hedgerow Heroes project.
New Dog Walking Law Starts Tomorrow in England and Wales
Stricter livestock protection laws come into force on March 18, 2026, with unlimited fines for owners whose dogs worry or attack animals like sheep and alpacas.
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Birmingham Speed Skate Track Relocation to Castle Vale Planned
Birmingham City Council proposes relocating the historic speed skate track from Birmingham Wheels to Castle Vale, using £2.6 million in Levelling Up Fund money, as the original site is sold to Birmingham City FC for a new stadium.
UK May Ban 67 Dog Breeds Including Border Collies and Staffies
A proposed government crackdown could outlaw 67 popular dog breeds in the UK, targeting breeds with extreme physical characteristics deemed unhealthy by animal welfare experts.
Man Powers Electric Car with Battery Made from 500 Vapes
Chris Doel, a 27-year-old engineer from Rugby, has created a functional electric vehicle battery pack using lithium cells salvaged from 500 disposable vapes. His innovative project highlights the environmental waste of single-use vapes and demonstrates cr
Train Station Tunnel Clean-Up Highlights Journalism's Power in Birmingham
A major clean-up operation in St Martins Queensway tunnel between New Street and Moor Street stations has begun after public outcry. This development underscores the vital role of local journalism in driving community change and holding authorities accoun
New Primate Pet Licence Rules Start in April with £478 Fee
Pet owners keeping primates like monkeys and lemurs must obtain a licence from April 6, with costs varying by council and potential penalties for non-compliance.
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Rossendale Rotary Enhances Lumb Millennium Green with Edible Garden
Rossendale Rotary collaborates with Incredible Edible Rossendale to plant community containers at Lumb Millennium Green, offering free produce to residents while seeking volunteers for ongoing maintenance and events.
Hyndburn Blooms with Purple Crocuses for Polio Fight
Spring in Hyndburn sees purple crocuses planted by Church and Oswaldtwistle Rotary blooming to support global polio eradication. Volunteers also cleaned Tinker Brook Woodland, with free membership offered for new joiners.
Ongar Academy Gets £5,000 for Outdoor Space Upgrade
The Ongar Academy in Essex has received a £5,000 donation from Persimmon Homes to enhance outdoor learning and play areas, including replanting, pond revamping, and creating welcoming spaces for students.
Titchmarsh's Top 7 Drought-Resistant Plants for Easy Gardening
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh shares his selection of seven resilient plants that thrive in dry, sunny conditions, requiring minimal watering once established. Perfect for creating vibrant, low-maintenance garden borders.
Rossendale Ramblers: Sunny Walks and March Routes Announced
Rossendale Ramblers report two successful dry walks this week, with details on upcoming March routes including pub walks and countryside explorations in the Lancashire area.
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UK Dog Walking Law: Unlimited Fines March-July
A new seasonal law requires UK dog walkers to keep dogs on leads from March 1 to July 31 to protect ground-nesting birds, with unlimited fines for violations.
Civic Pride Rossendale AGM Highlights Achievements and Growth
Civic Pride Rossendale's AGM at Rawtenstall Cricket Club gathered nearly 50 attendees to review a successful 25th Jubilee year, including Green Flag awards and new projects. The charity announced expansion plans and ongoing community beautification effort
West Barns Primary Aims for Hedgehog Friendly Award
Pupils, parents, and staff at West Barns Primary School in East Lothian are collaborating with Sustaining Dunbar's Pledgehog Project to achieve a Hedgehog Friendly School Award by protecting hedgehogs, enhancing habitats, and educating others.
Ancient Phillips Park Woodland Restoration by 34SP.com
Manchester-based web hosting company 34SP.com is funding a major restoration project for the ancient semi-natural woodland in Phillips Park, Bury, which dates back to at least 1600AD.
Late Winter Pruning Guide for Better Summer Gardens
Horticultural experts reveal the crucial late February to early March window for pruning shrubs and fruit bushes. Learn which plants need attention now to avoid disappointing summer displays.
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Longhorn Cattle Graze Birkdale Nature Reserve for Winter Conservation
A herd of 16 English Longhorn cattle has been moved to Birkdale Local Nature Reserve for winter grazing, playing a crucial role in managing invasive scrub and boosting biodiversity in the dune ecosystem.
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