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  • 5 Feb 2009

    Affordable straw bale

    Energy efficient council houses are set to be the first of their kind using a sustainable and environmentally friendly method of construction. North Kesteven District Council, in Lincolnshire will be the first local authority in the country to build straw houses to be used as social housing. […] more

  • 4 Feb 2009

    Soothing dry winter skin

    The winter winds and the freezing temperatures can play havoc with the skin's complexion. However there are some great natural products on the market to combat dry irritable skin. These are our top four products for soothing winter skin. […] more

  • 2 Feb 2009

    What is in season?

    During February, greenery is sparse but as the days lengthen the first shoots of chicory start to come through, there are ample winter cabbages to be had, some root vegetables are still available and best of all, rhubarb brings a welcome bit of colour to desserts. […] more

  • 1 Feb 2009

    Lovely handmade gifts

    Simple to make and easy to stitch, this is a great project for fledgling crafters. Follow the simple step by-step instructions to make these delightful scented heart cushions. The loose weave of the fabrics we have used make them easy to stitch around and a perfect project for children. Also useful for using up scraps of discarded fabric. […] more

  • 1 Feb 2009

    What to do in February

    Although it may still seem cold and uninviting the garden can produce goodies for the family at this time of year. Leeks, Brussels sprouts and cabbages and some herbs are hardy enough to grow throughout the winter. Read on to find out what to do in the garden now. […] more

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