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Scan of a report about the 1766 Wotton food riots. (ref. D2930-1) Did you know that in 1766, several poor harvests and soaring food...

Hear from Rebecca Charley, Stroud District Council’s Strategic Lead for Nature Recovery and Biodiversity. With over 20 years of...

Over the past 12 months, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust has been running a joint study with Forestry England to determine the feasibility of

Bats make up a quarter of all British mammals, with 18 bat species resident in the UK. Our bats: like the dark eat insects have complex...

Louise Ciotti, Director at Adapt Architects Ltd and Senior Lecturer in Architecture, Retrofit and Conservation at UWE talks about the...

Guest speaker Louise Ciotti, Director at Adapt Architects Ltd and Senior Lecturer in Architecture, Retrofit and Conservation at UWE,...

Looking to improve the energy efficiency of your home without causing unwanted problems like moisture buildup, cold bridging or...

One of the remarkable and most cherished things about our town are our fabulous grasslands, which support many wildflowers, insects and...

They always say getting started is the hardest part, so it was a stroke of good timing (and a bit of good old Wotton networking) that...

Where should I plant them? Wildflower seeds are best planted in well drained, nutrient poor soils in a sunny location.  Heavier clay...

A talk about regenerative agriculture and the ways that our food production can be more sustainable. Increasing biodiversity, topsoil...