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Make sure you buy a high quality tree
6:50am Saturday 29th November 2008
MEMBERS of the British Christmas Tree Growers Association provide high quality Christmas trees, and their aim is to supply the customer with a tree that is ideal for the centrepiece of the celebrations.
Comments (0)Handy ways to beat the credit crunch
4:10pm Saturday 8th November 2008
WITH the credit crunch, increased unemployment and rising inflation, we are all feeling the pinch. But one place you can make cutbacks successfully is in the garden.
Perfect time to try out new tulip types
6:50am Saturday 8th November 2008
IF you haven’t planted your spring-flowering bulbs yet, remember that tulips can be planted in November and even December to produce fantastic flowers from February to late May.
Compost corner will reward you in spades
6:50am Saturday 25th October 2008
IF you haven’t yet gone down the composting route, autumn is a great time to start as you gather up leaves, empty plant pots and generally tidy up the garden.
Time to succumb to monochrome magic
8:00am Sunday 19th October 2008
THE world of interiors can be a little confusing sometimes, with the trends changing as rapidly as high street fashions.
Turn photos into art and brighten rooms
7:00am Saturday 18th October 2008
HOLIDAY photos are a lasting memory of happy times with family and friends.
Study for first class
7:00am Saturday 18th October 2008
STUDENTS – normally that messiest of species – are now settling into their new rooms in colleges and universities.
Seed gathering now
7:00am Saturday 18th October 2008
BEFORE you ditch those tired summer container plants, cut down your perennials or dig up the bolted veg from your allotment, spend a little time gathering seeds to give you an abundance of flowers and fruits next year.
Versatile conifers can add splash of colour
6:50am Saturday 11th October 2008
OCTOBER is one of the most colourful times of the year. Many flowers are still blooming and the leaves on trees and shrubs are beginning to change to fiery colours like red, yellow and orange. Bright berries add to the colour scheme of the garden.
Good quality turf is the perfect quick fix
11:13am Thursday 2nd October 2008
THANKS to the prolonged rain we’ve had in the summer, if you’re planning to lay a new lawn, now is an ideal time to do it, when the ground is warm and moist.
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Stourport War Memorial upgrade
STOURPORT’S War Memorial will be upgraded and restored if plans by Stourport Town Council tonight go ahead.
Ex-weightlifting champion dies
A FORMER British champion weightlifter from Kidderminster has died, aged 70.
Christmas tree festival
THE popular annual Christmas tree festival is going ahead at St Bartholomew’s Church in Areley Kings.
DVD celebrates US connection
IN June a memorial was dedicated to the former Second World War, US Army’s 52nd General Hospital in the parish church at Wolverley. The day’s events were recorded on film, ensuring that a visual record will be available for future generations.
MP'S VIEWPOINT - December 4, 2008
I AM writing this while waiting for the Queen’s Speech. The forecasts imply it is to be rather meagre and that several proposed Bills will be left out to allow time for more measures to address the financial crisis as and when necessary.
And Still Nobody Cares...
Just what have Mark Yates and Neil Howarth got to do to make people care about Kidderminster Harriers?
Healthy Harriers ready for Whites
WITH top scorer Justin Richards available again, Kidderminster Harriers are in rude health for their Blue Square Premier clash at home to struggling Salisbury on Saturday.
Time to vote for the sports star of 2008
ANOTHER year of fantastic sporting achievements is drawing to a close and it is time for our readers to cast their online votes to crown The Shuttle/Times and News’ Sports Personality of the Year 2008.
Strain game reduces giants to pygmies
ROY Keane's departure from Sunderland this week underlines that once again world class players do not always make brilliant managers. But why on Earth not?
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