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From Suitcase to Spade – Maria’s Allotment Adventures as a Novice Gardener

Welcome to our new regular garden column, where Girl About the North East, Maria shares life on her allotment as she learns the ropes.

A relative novice who only took on her Roots Allotment plot last year, she’s discovering what works (and what really doesn’t), one month at a time. While Girl About is all about travel, we know most adventures start at home – and gardens are pretty perfect places to slow down, get inspired, and plan the next trip.

Expect practical tips, honest lessons, and a reminder that you don’t have to be an expert to get growing.
by Maria Davison

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A guide to visiting Haworth, the Brontë parsonage & other family locations

This favourite guide for fans of the Brontë sisters books has been updated for 2026, ahead of the film release next week!

The Brontë family is closely associated with the village of Haworth, West Yorkshire. Their lives and work are deeply rooted in this area, affectionately known as Brontë Country. Around the Bradford district, as well as the Brontë parsonage, there are several places connected to the family, but there are three main locations I’d highly recommend if you’re a fan of the Brontë sisters.
by Sally Bendall

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