Ella Davies

Cheshire

Writer at Freelance

Freelance writer / content creator. Happiest amongst trees and books 🍂 📚 currently on maternity leave

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Welsh Senedd Members vote to pass food promotion legislation

1 month ago | news.cancerresearchuk.org | Ella Davies

Welsh Senedd Members vote to pass food promotion legislation - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Wild parakeets in the UK: exotic delights or a potential problem?

Aug 10, 2024 | nhm.ac.uk | Ella Davies |Lisa Hendry

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Give the dog a bone? A tail of a bull, a bone, and a bow

Jun 19, 2024 | bylines.cymru | Ella Davies
Reforms to English Arbitration Act postponed due to UK general election

Jun 4, 2024 | riskandcompliance.freshfields.com | Ella Davies |Veronika Timofeeva |Ashley Jones

As we reported at the start of the year, certain reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996 were expected to be enacted by the UK Parliament in the course of 2024. However, following the UK Prime Minister’s recent announcement of a general election on 4 July 2024, the reforms have been stopped in their tracks: they will no longer be enacted in the current Parliament and their future will be decided by a subsequent Parliament – and potentially a different Government – after the general election.
Reforms to English Arbitration Act postponed due to UK general election

Jun 4, 2024 | lexology.com | Ella Davies |Veronika Timofeeva |Ashley Jones

As we reported at the start of the year, certain reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996 were expected to be enacted by the UK Parliament in the course of 2024. However, following the UK Prime Minister’s recent announcement of a general election on 4 July 2024, the reforms have been stopped in their tracks: they will no longer be enacted in the current Parliament and their future will be decided by a subsequent Parliament – and potentially a different Government – after the general election.
The best places in Cheshire to buy your Christmas tree

Nov 24, 2023 | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Ella Davies

'According to the Soil Association, you need to reuse an artificial tree at least 10 times to negate its carbon footprint' Cheshire might have the least amount of forest of any county in the UK, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find high-quality, locally grown Christmas trees near you. While firs and spruces grow best on cool mountainsides, Cheshire farmers have spent years conquering the challenges of mild conditions and rich soil to provide the essential centrepiece for your celebrations.
The best pumpkin patches in Cheshire to visit at Halloween

Oct 20, 2023 | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Ella Davies

Originally from North America, pumpkins are now grown across Cheshire’s fertile fields. October means the winter squash is ripe and ready for what’s become a Hallowe'en highlight – a visit to the PYO pumpkin patch. After visiting the real deal in New England, I’m a pumpkin patch purist. I want to enjoy the season with all my senses – see where the veggies have been growing, get hands-on collecting them and enjoy a hot drink (preferably spiced cider).
Pufferfish: An underwater balloon of death?

Sep 10, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Ella Davies

Fish scientists know the pufferfish family as Tetraodontidae, from the Greek words ‘tetra’meaning four and ‘odont’meaning teeth. This refers to large teeth at the front of their jaws, two on top and two on the bottom, that have fused to form a sort of beak. The fish use this to crush their tough-shelled prey including crustaceans and molluscs. There are nearly 200 species of pufferfish.
A deep dive into sea snakes, sea kraits and their aquatic adaptations

Jul 31, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Ella Davies

Sea snakes are best known for their potent venom and startling colour schemes, leaving some impressive features overlooked. From nostrils that act as valves to tails and even scales that ease movement through the waves, these marine reptiles are very well adapted to aquatic life. What is a sea snake?
The ocean’s most dedicated mothers

May 13, 2023 | bbcearth.com | Ella Davies