Bobbie and Edward Gill are finding natural solutions to farming challenges

Future Archaeology: Henrietta Armstrong on humanity and the Pendle Hill summit stones

Andy Froud on Death Cafes and Lego Churches

LATEST INTERVIEWS

Father and son Bobby and Edward Gill discuss their approach to farming and the challenges of making a living. The importance of family and their passion for the Sabden Valley and the Pendle Hill landscape.

Bobbie and Edward Gill are finding natural solutions to farming challenges

Future Archaeology: Henrietta Armstrong on humanity and the Pendle Hill summit stones

Andy Froud on Death Cafes and Lego Churches

Beneath the Surface: Phil Eccles on the hidden depths of Pendle Reservoirs

Philippe Handford on crafting a Sculpture Trail for the woods

Natural therapy: Janice Moughton on walking Pendle Hill

The Price of Milk: Pendleton Farmer William Slinger on Buying Local

Ruth White on life at the historical Old Parsonage at Newchurch

Malkin Tower: Rachel and Andrew Turner on their quest to find the witches’ house

Tony and Julia Bentley on avoiding boredom through slugs, science and sculpture

Marilyn Pilkington: the secret life of a volunteer ranger (and tips to avoid getting lost)

Jack Spees sees beyond the beauty to tackle problems in the Pendle Hill landscape

Nick Hunt celebrates free-thinkers, innovators and mavericks over the centuries

Sarah Clemson on displaying distinctive art that evokes the feeling of being outdoors

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