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Firstly, I just wanted to mention the blight that hit most of our tomatoes and potatoes grown outdoors this year. It is a disease caused by a fungus-like organism that spreads rapidly on the air, into the foliage and tubers or fruit of potatoes and tomatoes in wet weather, causing collapse and ...

Ewhurst 1910 – 1960 covers a period of just fifty years, a period when Ewhurst, like the rest of the country, underwent enormous upheaval and change. Local historian Janet Balchin has been researching the history of Ewhurst and its environs for over 30 years and has written several books on the ...

A masterpiece in the making for anyone who ever dreamed to be WILD. October and her dad live in the woods, they know the trees, the stones, the lake and stars as if they were close friends. They live in the woodlands and they are one with nature, and that's the way it is…until the year October ...

Following on from a busy first month back at the Arts Centre, we turn towards our Autumn season. Filled with more music, comedy and entertainment for the whole family, we hope to see you at as many of these events as possible! Family: Puss in Boots - Saturday 9th October at 2:00pm. Tickets ...

Photo by a User on AllTrails A circular walk from Guildford town centre taking in the beautiful centre of Surrey's historic county town along with a surprisingly peaceful stretch of the River Wey. You'll have chance to see Guildford's famous cobbled High Street plus Guildford Castle along with ...

One of the two huge ants nests at Hurtwood After writing about ants last month, a friend sent me the following by Ogden Nash which sums up this little creature perfectly: The ant has made himself illustriousThrough constant industry industriousSo what?Would you be calm and placidIf you were ...