The Stone, a short story by Tony Wren Tom bought the land at auction. It was only 10acres, regarded as practically nothing in farming circles, but it conveniently adjoined the upper meadow. Combined, they became a viable proposition, and he was determined to have wheat planted there by next spring. “Yer’ll ‘ave a right job […]
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Sky Notes For November& December 2024
Sky Notes For November& December 2024 Brought to you by Dr. Roy Gretton, Journal Editor of The Nottingham Astronomical Society. Contact details are on the Nottingham Astronomy website: hps://nonghamastro.org.uk/ Please note, the NAS new permanent venue for our main meetings on the first Thursday in the month. Nottingham Emmanuel School Gresham Park Road, West Bridgford, […]
Pocket Rockets
Pocket Rockets Five plain looking motors that pack a punch. Subaru Impreza WRX Known primarily for its rallying heritage, the WRX version of this otherwise humble saloon has always been a force to be reckoned with. Equipped with turbocharged engine and allÂ-wheel drive, it offers incredible grip and acceleration, making for an absolute beast on […]
Gordon Ramsey’s Cranberry Mince Pies
Gordon Ramsey’s Cranberry Mince Pies These cranberry mince pies are the perfect treat for after Christmas dinner, or as a late night snack with a glass of mulled wine. Try them today! Makes 24 mince pies For the pastry: Filling: To finish: Method For the mincemeat:
Tom Kerridge’s Calves’ Liver with Sage & Onion Fritters
Tom Kerridge’s Calves’ Liver with Sage & Onion Fritters This is my take on that well-loved favourite, liver and bacon. The sage and onion fritters are a bit like an Indian pakora, which gives a great crispy texture to contrast with the meltingly soft and luscious calves’ liver. The bacon butter is a little condiment […]
Greenfingers… The Alan Titchmarsh column
Greenfingers… The Alan Titchmarsh column He’s a magnificent broadcaster, gifted gardener, brilliant author and all Âround horticultural visionary. This month, Alan Titchmarsh talks about how you can protect your garden against the winter elements… As the chill of winter slowly approaches, it’s time to prepare your garden to withstand the cold. I’ve always stood by […]
My Summer and My Local Plan – Jeevun Sandher
My Summer and My Local Plan With riots across our country, it has not been the easiest summer. Yet I was reminded of fundamental decency of the British people every me I saw communities come together to clear up after the violence. I am grateful to the police for swiftly arresting and then prosecuting the […]
Where have all the benches gone?… Part 3 Not another one about those darned benches? No, read on!!
Where have all the benches gone The first weekend in October I undertook the longest car journey, actually the longest journey of any type, I have taken in the last five years. I attended the wedding of my youngest nephew, in West Wales. It was a whole weekend affair and a full on Family Do; […]
The White Horse Birstall Charity Challenge
On Monday 7th October I attended a fundraising event at the White Horse Birstall to celebrate an amazing £7400 raised for Jades Retreat Charity. 26 members of staff climbed at least one (some did two or even up to five) of the highest peaks in the UK, namely Snowdon, Scafell Pike and Ben Nevis. And […]
