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Nature Notes – April 2024
Finally, on the afternoon of the 12 March, the wind moved into the west to herald the end of winter.
Read MoreFrom the Parish Council – march 2024
New Cherry Tree, Parish Resilience, Ham Hall Lane, Vacancies
Read MoreScruton Sky at Night – March 2024
Orion continues its dominance, but Leo begins to dominate in the south.
Read MoreFarming News – March 2024
This has been the wettest winter of the 50 that I have been farming. It is mostly dry in the lambing sheds where I have buckets to catch rain which drips through holes in the roof and can be used to water the sheep in their pens.
Read MoreNature Notes – March 2024
Walking up Fence Dyke Lane recently, I noticed a huge flock of fieldfares feeding when suddenly a large female sparrow hawk made an attack and killed one.
Read MoreFilm Night Under Review
Screen Scruton, which has run very successfully since 2012, now faces some challenges: audience numbers and donations have declined over the long term
Read MoreGardeners’ World – March 2024
It has been an extremely wet winter, almost impossible to get on the ground, but a good time to re-plan the garden and to experiment with contrasting shapes, textures and colours. Gardens never stand still and always need re-thinking. Snowdrops are finishing and this is the best time to split them ‘in the green’ when…
Read MoreVillage Hall News – February 2024
Auditor, Email, Diary
Read MoreFrom the Parish Council – February 2024
Fly Tipping, Ham Hall Lane, Resilience Plan
Read MoreNature Notes – February 2024
At the end of the last Ice Age much of England was covered by an ice sheet between two and three kilometres thick.
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