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  • Blog post: Autumn days when the grass is jewelled ....

    Erica Howe
    It was the summer equinox over the weekend, on the 22 September. It is a time of year that makes me feel both happy and sad at the same time. The sun, pitched perfectly against a clean, crisp, blue sky, watching down on us from its highest position gives me a real boost. A natural energy shot! But, at...
    on24 Sep 2012
  • Blog post: Raising a Brood

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Kate Blincoe Parenthood can feel complicated at times. We become circus skills experts with all that plate spinning, juggling and tightrope walking as we try to do the best thing for our families whilst managing limited time and money. Having just returned to work following maternity leave...
    on27 Feb 2012
  • Blog post: Slowly slowly catch a monkey

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Aggie Rothon, Communications Officer Apparently we as a nation put on, on average, five pounds over Christmas. That’s quite impressive, even taking in to account the super size me tins of Quality Street sold everywhere pre-Christmas. The BBC seems to have taken this bit of information...
    on9 Jan 2012
  • Blog post: Walking in a Winter Wonderland

    Erica Howe
    Blogger - Communications Manager, Erica Howe I had to scrape ice off my car windscreen the other morning! Ok, so that’s hardly news I know, but I can’t believe we nearly made it to the end of November without having so much as a light frost. I live in the city so perhaps this isn’t...
    on5 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: big knit cardigans, scarves, winter boots and snuggly jumpers

    Adam Murray
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Manager It’s not often I go clothes shopping. No really! But, last weekend I braved the crowds and the shops and headed for the high street. I needed to buy some shorts. Now I know it’s not exactly the height of summer, but I just couldn’t find...
    on11 Oct 2011
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