Dogs on The Howe
Dog ownership in the UK is at an all-time high and dog walking is an increasingly popular pastime. Many of our trustees are dog owners and we very much welcome…
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Dog ownership in the UK is at an all-time high and dog walking is an increasingly popular pastime. Many of our trustees are dog owners and we very much welcome…
The Great Big Green Week is almost here! Officially beginning on June 10th, it is the UK’s biggest celebration of community action to tackle climate change and protect nature. During…
You may or may not know that we have several honey bee hives sited in quiet corners on The Howe, and at least one other beekeeper who keeps their hives…
Since digging the 3 new wildlife ponds on The Howe last May we've been watching them fill with water - and attracting plenty of interest from our local wildlife. Sightings…
You might have noticed that we rather love wildlife ponds on The Howe! As well as adding beauty to landscapes, wildlife ponds are vital habitats for many animals and wetland…
Looking for advice on how to plan your veg plot? In this series of blogs we'll be writing about how you can organise your sowing and growing schedule. In Part…
Firstly, we'd like to thank our neighbours on Windmill Lane for their patience over the last 2 years - and for bearing with us through the difficulties we have been…
Well the storms this weekend meant the weather outside was certainly not 'delightful' for The Howe Trust's hedge planting day, but we both accomplished our mission and had a great…
This Christmas was the 5th year of running The Howe Trust Hamper Campaign - how time flies! Every year this important initiative helps some of the most vulnerable families in…
Here on The Howe we've often been asked why, when we chop down trees or trim back scrub, we don't tidy up afterwards. And why, we leave logs and cuttings…