Image by Robert Golden. COP 26 must be a success. Decarbonising the world must start now with emphatic steps. This realisation is what unifies us here today. We want our town, our county, and our country to hear: the road to zero must be embraced and acted upon by...
The Edible and Forest Garden (EG2) at Bridport Primary School is developing slowly thanks to the volunteers. We could certainly do with more help as and when people have time. We look forward to the children, school and the community getting more involved at the start...
The humid and warm, but not really sunny, summer has led to blight on many tomatoes. To reduce the chances of this, it helps to ensure space between the plants, remove lower eaves and water the soil (avoiding the leaves) in the morning rather than evening, to help...
Climate change is no longer a future threat or impacting people in faraway places, and food is playing an ever-greater role in the crisis. To read more, follow the blog by Sustain https://www.sustainweb.org/blogs/aug21-ippc-6th-report/
The Society is delighted to announce that it is hosting a Summer Homecrafts and Horticulture show with lots of classes for flowers, fruit, vegetables, cookery, preserves, photography, handicrafts and much more! There are lots of classes for both adults and children to...
How Bridport Garden Glut has grown through the pandemicBridport Nub News featured the St Swithun’s glut stall …. …
