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  • Jan 20, 2025 | yourhomestyle.uk | Katie Nicholls |Cinead McTernan |Rebecca Messina

    Prepare for winter power cuts with this essential blackout kitWith potential storms and snow on the horizon, it's worth checking to make sure that you're prepared for everything the winter can throw at you!Make sure your home is prepared for any unexpected outages – storms, wind, heat, ice and snow can all cause temporary blackouts, so we’ve had a look at the essential comforts that will help you stay comfortable in a power cut.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | countryfile.com | Cinead McTernan

    It’s a busy time of year filled with anticipation for the festivities ahead, but with so much to do, it's easy to feel worn down before the holidays arrive. But don’t despair - there's an easy way to reignite your festive spirit: winter light trails. These dazzling outdoor experiences have rapidly grown in popularity in recent years, offering a blend of natural beauty and artistic illumination that can lift even the weariest of winter moods.

  • Nov 29, 2024 | countryfile.com | Cinead McTernan

    As winter settles in and bare root season kicks off, Jeremy Clarkson, the unexpected agricultural icon of Clarkson's Farm, has turned his attention to planting trees. Sharing his tree-planting adventures in his column in the Sunday Times Magazine, he revealed: “Each 25-foot tall tree cost more than most hatchbacks. "They arrived on a fleet of articulated lorries, with their roots encased in sacks, and were lowered into holes that had been made by a 21-ton digger.

  • Oct 10, 2024 | discoverwildlife.com | Cinead McTernan

    Wildlife in crisis is a wake-up call for humanity. The World Wide Fund for Nature’s biennial Living Planet Report, released today, paints a dire picture of the planet's health. The latest WWF report, A System in Peril, reveals a shocking 73% decline in monitored wildlife populations between 1970 and 2020. This catastrophic loss over a 50 year period, driven by human activities and climate change, signals a planet in peril.

  • Oct 8, 2024 | countryfile.com | Cinead McTernan

    A 96-mile (150km) diversion implemented for overnight road closures on the A75 in Dumfries and Galloway has caused frustration for drivers and residents in southern Scotland The closure, in effect from 20:00 to 06:00, is due to improvement works and is expected to last for a week, with additional work planned for late October.

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