Woman’s Weekly: February 4th 2025 - Issue 6

Growing up close to the bustling Norfolk seaside town of Cromer, Julie Davies was familiar with how important the crab and lobster fishing industry was to the community. When she fell in love and married Richard William in 1964, she entered a world that had barely changed for centuries,

LandScape Magazine - Grimston Wetscapes Project

As busy, buzzy June strides into midsummer on Roydon Common in West Norfolk the contrasting qualifies of the heathland and mire are both physial and deeply sensory. A golden early morning sun warms the deep sand of the paths which rise before sloping downhill, giving way to red-tinged grasses, then waist-high rushes; their sword-like leaves guarding the thick carpet of moss springing underfoot in a bewildering array of gemstone greens.

My Weekly

Emily Greves, 41, from Reepham, Norfolk, became interested in sailing quite by chance. Although she’d always loved the water and been on day boat excursions, she’d never been on a sailing boat. Four years after she had a life changing moment, she is a proud volunteer for The Nancy Oldfield Trust,

The Vegetable Farmer - Stemgold Peas

In response to a fall in the UK market for vining peas which was over-supplied, in the early 2000s, producers in the Lincolnshire Wolds took the bull by the horns with a model to enable farmers to continue producing the crop for the benefit of their business.

The Fruit Grower - Double PDF

With the aim of undertaking a long term project of replanting, Rob Bousfield of Heath Fruit Farm, Bluntisham, Cambridgeshire sees intensification as the way forward for his 11ha orchard.

Norfolk Magazine - Coastal Plants

Like the stoic photographer out on a chilly dawn, dedicated bird watcher, or well-weathered member of the boating fraternity, the plants to be found around Blakeney Point are highly specialised, determined in their enterprise, but more than anything else, truly hardy. On closer inspection they can often appear almost alien to our inland flora,