Candied Bramble
Ingredients: 25ml Edinburgh Gin 20ml Edinburgh Gin’s Rhubarb & Ginger Liqueur 25ml lemon juice 15ml Crème de Mure Garnish – blackberry and a curl of fresh ginger Instructions: Add gin, liqueur and lemon juice to a shaker with ice. Shake until ice cold. Strain into a rock glass filled with crushed ice. Drizzle Crème de Mure over the top of the ice. Garnish with a … Continue reading Candied Bramble
Yellow Peril
BY ALEXIA JAMES We knew before the “Liberal Democrat” conference started that a vote for the Lib Dems was a vote that allowed Corbyn to sneak into power and wreck Britain. Today, after they have voted as a party to Revoke Article 50, we now know that a vote for the Lib Dems is a vote to throw away our nation state – a vote … Continue reading Yellow Peril
The Point to Point Horse Racing Guide
All you need to know about Point-to-Point horse racing: Point-to-point action, live at Whittington Racecourse. Photo by Extraordinary, CC BY-SA 3.0 Point-to-point horse racing is one of those things that most people don’t even question when they head into a bookmakers. That’s because most people prefer to watch horse races hosted at the major flat or National Hunt racecourses involving professional jockeys. The key difference between … Continue reading The Point to Point Horse Racing Guide
A Prayer for Assistance
VICAR Dear Readers of Country Squire Magazine I wish You all the very best this September Sunday. I trust that You and Your families are well and burgeoning. This week I’d like to draw Your attention to asking for help. “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat … Continue reading A Prayer for Assistance
Circumventing Threats
CSM EDITORIAL The greatest tangible threat to Britain is a Corbyn Government – whether for a few days or many years – as the Corbynites are self-confessed Marxists who want nothing less than a revolution. When Rod Liddle was just starting out as a journalist when Robert Mugabe took power, back in 1980, he asked his predecessor, Ian Smith, how he thought Mugabe would manage … Continue reading Circumventing Threats
Pheasant Leg Soup
Start: 6 pheasant legs (bone-in) and the ribs and breast bones left over from filleting 3 breasts. Fill a 5-quart stock pot almost full of water and throw the legs and breast bones in. Boil for 2 hours. Take bones/meat out, and pull meat off bones (pick it off into small pieces like shredded beef). Remove tendons in legs (kind of like fish bones). Let … Continue reading Pheasant Leg Soup
The Katherine Birbalsingh Interview
BY JAMES BEMBRIDGE Any school which The Guardian describes as “controversial” is probably worth looking into, even more so when you discover that the school’s GCSE results are four times higher than the national average. The fact that this school espouses traditional small-c conservative values, such as personal responsibility, often sends lefties into a whirlwind of furious twitter diatribes, leaving them walleyed and writhing in … Continue reading The Katherine Birbalsingh Interview
Watson’s Political Demise Draws Nigh
BY JAMIE FOSTER Tom Watson will face calls to step down as Labour Deputy Leader following the publication of a new report into the activities of fantasist Carl Beech. Beech made claims about a VIP paedophile gang linked to high profile politicians including Lord Brittan, Sir Edward Heath, Lord Bramwell and the heads of MI5 and MI6. His claims led to a wasted £2.5M police … Continue reading Watson’s Political Demise Draws Nigh
To All Field Sports Participants
Dear Readers, For those of you who are field sportsmen or field sportswomen a critical time is upon us. You have until the 15th of September to fill in the Scottish consultation into protecting wild animals as organised by the Scottish Green MSP Alison Johnston. https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/WildMammals/ So do please fill it in, even though we all know what their silly little game is by now, … Continue reading To All Field Sports Participants
