BY JAMIE FOSTER ‘Oldenland’ by Roger Clough is a profound and reflective exploration of ageing, approached through the metaphor of a country that we all must learn to navigate. Drawing from over 25 years of experience, Clough combines his background in social care (of which he was Emeritus Professor at Lancaster University), his lifelong passion for hill walking, and personal insights to guide readers through … Continue reading Oldenland
The great British countryside offers a number of benefits for both our physical and mental health, but it can sometimes be difficult for those with low mobility to be able to access it. In this article, we’ll cover some of the key benefits of spending more time in the great outdoors, as well as how it’s possible for those with mobility issues to access more … Continue reading The Benefits Of Spending More Time In The Countryside And How Those With Low Mobility Can Still Enjoy It
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN Any 21st Century British political party operating without a Countryside Spokesperson should take a long, hard look at themselves. Official figures show that the UK rural population will increase by 6 per cent over the next decade as people choose to leave cities and settle in the countryside. 17.4% of Britons live in rural areas – 11,337,632 people. Cities may seem to … Continue reading The Power of the British Countryside
