Bradford Garden Centre to host free houseplant advice session
A Bradford garden centre is hosting a free drop-in session for customers to get expert houseplant advice.
Gardeners' World Live presenter Joe Bagley will be in the houseplant department at Tong Garden Centre from 12 pm on Saturday, 25th March to give advice and answer questions about houseplants.
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Leeds Gliterary Lunch with Jodie Chapman & Rebecca Wait
Gliterary Lunches first launched in 2006. Sisters, Sibh & Beth wanted to bring together their favourite things and share them with like-minded people.
Always keen readers, both joined book clubs when their children were small. They quickly realised that not only were these gatherings great fun, they opened the door
Sketch book Social
Yorkshire Businesswoman associate editor, Freda Shafi had the pleasure to take part in probably the most therapeutic activity in a long time last month organised by Yousef and Clifford of Sketch Club Social. We sketched inside Leeds Minster!
Sketch Club Social was created to get like minded artists, sketchers, together
The importance of gut health and supplements
Many doctors and healthcare professionals agree that our health is intrinsically linked with our digestive system; our gut and balanced microbiomes are key to our health, wellbeing and longevity.
Microbiomes
What is the microbiome?
Microbiome is a term that is used to describe the trillions of bugs that live on
Where the bodies are buried
The Weston Gallery
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) announces the first UK museum solo exhibition by artist Lindsey Mendick.
Lindsey Mendick’s solo exhibition will transform The Weston Gallery at YSP, taking the form of a multi-media installation that investigates dreams, Gothic stories, television and cultural experiences from the 1990s. Bringing
Pioneering Yorkshire charity launches community nature project
The award-winning Yorkshire-based Woodmeadow Trust, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, is launching a pioneering campaign to encourage communities to develop their own woodmeadows.
The Growing Community Connections Programme campaign, which has been officially launched this month with funding from The Linbury Trust, provides dedicated support, advice and training
Farmer-led research to dig into perks of compost
Growers and researchers have joined forces to add scientific rigour to the art of compost making in a bid to improve yields, soil, and plant health.
It is widely accepted that compost can help capture carbon, retain nutrients, and reduce the dependence on bought-in fertiliser by improving the soil structure