Grow Zones
Earlier this year I heard about a new community initiative called Grow Zones. It was ‘something to do with gardening, growing veg and getting help’. As a gardener I’m fine when it comes… Continue reading
Earlier this year I heard about a new community initiative called Grow Zones. It was ‘something to do with gardening, growing veg and getting help’. As a gardener I’m fine when it comes… Continue reading
Popped out between the June showers to get few photos of the garden. It’s looking lovely this year. The perennials seem to be shooting up, but it’s proving to be a slow year… Continue reading
It’s simple really! Be polite, be interesting, think about the story from their readership perspective as well as your own, be surprising, have great pictures, and, let people have a taste of what… Continue reading
I needed a header image for this blog so I drew my secateurs on an iPad using the Paper app from FiftyThree. You create beautiful notebooks then fill them with notes, ideas and drawings.… Continue reading
This Clandestine Cake Club was trailed in a short film to participants, and the venue, the NAAFI Tea Room on Quorn & Woodhouse station kept as a closely guarded secret. The station is… Continue reading
The other day I popped along to BBC Radio Leicester to talk to Tony Wadsworth about the Clandestine Cake Club. It was live, which was surprisingly far less daunting than any pre-recorded interview… Continue reading
I made a little film at Great Central Railway giving guests a glimpse of the secret venue for a Clandestine Cake club meeting. Here it is…
I’ve been working on a new project called The Refectory Table. It provides creative business courses and other services for small businesses and creative people who want to ‘get better at the business… Continue reading
It was the 19th of November, the nights had started to draw in and it all went a bit ‘dramatic’ at Loughborough Clandestine Cake Club. We’d been enjoying Downton Abbey and reading Wuthering Heights,… Continue reading
