The first physical works at the Soil Hub take shape, with composting bays, leaf kraals and receiving areas built from reclaimed materials as our year-long trial begins.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Personality Testing
A personal reflection on workplace personality tests, their useful insights, their limitations, and the danger of allowing a label to define the whole person.
Plants Worth Looking at Twice
A reflective look at Sanguisorba, the graceful late-season perennial whose floating flowers bring movement, restraint and a different rhythm to the garden.
The Little Worlds I Never Forgot
A personal walk back through time exploring a lifelong fascination with model villages, miniature worlds and the memories they still hold.
The Quiet Lives of Britain’s Birds
The Yellowhammer brings a flash of gold to British farmland, revealing how hedgerows, seeds, insects and untidy field margins support far more wildlife than we often realise.
