Monthly Archives: June 2014
Going Even Wilder
Two new books from Wild Things Publishing have made my mouth water this month and this is the second. Written by Wild Things publisher Daniel Start himself, Wild Swimming Hidden Beaches is full of the most tempting locations our coastline … Continue reading
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Going Wild
Two new books from Wild Things Publishing have made my mouth water this month.
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Love Byte
Set in Edinburgh, David Atkinson’s Love Byte is a quirky take on the theme of how to get on with your life after a loved one dies.
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The End of an Era
“Perchance he for whom this bell tolls may be so ill, as that he knows not it tolls for him; and perchance I may think myself so much better than I am, as that they who are about me, and … Continue reading
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Sustainable Restaurants team-up to help Save the Sea
What happens when you put together an environmental organisation campaigning against illegal pirate fishing, a group of sustainable seafood restaurants, and the World’s oceans to protect? The Save the Sea Restaurant Campaign!
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Children Go Down on the Farm to Source Food
A West Lothian project has joined forces with Broxburn Primary School to produce a new ‘Farming in West Lothian’ education pack. Rural Connect and teacher Magali Tuke developed the materials to get local pupils thinking about what is grown and produced on the … Continue reading
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