Chelsea will be in bloom on 22-26 May. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show will take place during these days and thousands of horticultural enthusiasts are expected to visit the gardens and floral displays prepared for this year’s edition. If you’re one of the lucky attendants (The 157,000 available tickets sold out last week in record [...]
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Wallace And Gromit Are Back For The National Trust
May 4, 2012
Wallace and Gromit are making a return to help out with summer celebrations for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. There are going to be celebrations going on across the country and we thought that we would give you the low down on what is going on and how you can get involved. There are going to [...]
Octavia Hill Awards – Update
April 13, 2012
You may remember that way back in November that we did a piece on the amazing Octavia Hill. Well this years competition has just closed but we wanted to highlight a few of the short listed nominees, have a look at the judges and what the Octavia Hill awards are all about. To start the [...]
A Titanic number of events for the centenary
April 10, 2012
If you’re well out of your teens by now, you probably have fond memories of going to see Titanic in cinemas. Perhaps several times. No matter what you thought of My Heart Will Go On at the time, it was without a doubt the cultural milestone of the ’90s. Back when Leonardo DiCaprio was young and swoonworthy, [...]
Prepare your spring garden on a budget
February 20, 2012
It’s time to start preparing your garden for enjoying the new season. We know that you are probably interested in saving some money, that’s why we’ve prepared this little guide for preparing your spring garden on a budget!
Dog-Friendly Walks Around Edinburgh
February 15, 2012
Around Edinburgh there are both rural and urban areas scattered. It only takes a short bus ride outside of the city centre to get to a beach. It’s like dog walking heaven.
When A Snowman Simply Will Not Do.
December 23, 2011
I would like to state that here at CYB we have nothing against snowmen. They are and always will be the stalwarts of the wintery days spent digging, packing, rolling and building until you can’t feel your fingers due to the cold. However, there is a new bold movement in snow work and it is [...]
Day 19: Christmas Advent Calender
December 19, 2011
We’re back! The bargains keep on coming, don’t they? December is a great time for bargains, but it’s also a time when we need to be tight with our money and watch our pennies. So have you been thinking about going away for New Year? If you’re thinking about somewhere like London or Edinburgh hotels [...]
Winter Wildlife Photography.
December 8, 2011
As the country slips into another winter and snow begins to lay a chilly blanket over us it is worth noting that we aren’t too bad off. We have central heating, hot water and as many jumpers as we can layer up in. For the UK’s wildlife it is a different story as their habitat [...]
National Tree Week
November 25, 2011
Tomorrow is the start of National Tree week. It is a week long celebration the green areas around the country and looks to the people of the UK to help raise awareness of the importance of our forests. Currently the UK is one of the least wooded areas in the UK.


May 17, 2012
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