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Gardens could be safer from slugs this year thanks to cold weather

1 month ago | msn.com | Colin Fernandez

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Gardeners rejoice! After cold snaps, it's set to be a sluggish year for pests

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Colin Fernandez

Gardeners rejoice! After cold snaps, it's set to be a sluggish year for pestsBy COLIN FERNANDEZ, ENVIRONMENT EDITOR Published: 16:56 EDT, 16 March 2025 | Updated: 16:56 EDT, 16 March 2025 Last year thousands of us were left in despair after waking up to discover our prized blooms had been devoured by hordes of slugs. But there is reason to rejoice… for unfavourable conditions mean the pests will arrive in smaller numbers this year, say experts.
The Garden Expert dies aged 96: Tributes paid to bestselling non-fiction writer Dr David G Hessayon who sold 67 million gardening guidebooks worldwide | Daily Mail Online

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Colin Fernandez

Alan Titchmarsh hailed the ‘Expert Guides’ author as a ‘mould breaker and the ultimate populist’ as tributes flooded in for the legendary writer. Dr Hessayon, known as ‘Doc’, passed away on January 16 with his family requesting that reports of his death be delayed until after his funeral last week. Half of all British homes are estimated to have at least one of Dr Hessayon’s gardening manuals, which made him a household name and earned him £26 million.
Celebs accuse fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers

2 months ago | msn.com | Colin Fernandez

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Celebs accuse fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting vows to declare war on NHS 'wokery'

2 months ago | msn.com | Colin Fernandez

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting vows to declare war on NHS 'wokery'

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Clebs accuse fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers

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Clebs accuse fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers

2 months ago | msn.com | Colin Fernandez

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Joanna Lumley, Dominic West, Paul Whitehouse and other celebs accuse fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Colin Fernandez

Celebrities including Joanna Lumley, Dominic West and Paul Whitehouse have accused fast food giant Nando's of 'killing' British rivers. The celebrities, who also include Jo Brand and Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall, are calling on the restaurant giant to clean up its supply chain and tackle its contribution to severe river pollution in an open letter. The River Wye, in Herefordshire, is highly polluted by manure flowing into its rivers from millions of factory-farmed chickens in the area.