Suffolk: Royal Horticultural Society highlights huge skills gap is threatening the industry
A skills gap in the horticultural industry is threatening the economy, environment and food security, according to a new report.
West Suffolk: Drive to increase composting rates
grEEN waste bins will be available at a bargain price, as well as free compost and advice from environmental experts, to people in West Suffolk during National Compost Awareness Week 2013.
Aldeburgh: Gardeners to open their gates to the public in aid of the British Red Cross
Four neighbouring gardens that stretch over four acres will be open to the public in aid of charity.
Boxford: Honeysuckle, delphiniums and lilies on display at gardens open day
THE gates to around 20 colourful gardens, including one created by the late Boxford lily specialist, Jenny Robinson, will be flung open to the public this summer.
Ipswich: Super chef Jean-Christophe Novelli works up a sweat at Trinity Park
Crowned the world’s sexiest chef, he can make women swoon with the flick of a whisk. Michelin and 5AA Rosette award winning French chef Jean-Christophe Novelli takes it all with a pinch of salt though.
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