When Artists Meet Peat and Dry Stone Walls: In-Situ and PHLP’s Lockdown Conversations

Bobbie and Edward Gill are finding natural solutions to farming challenges

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

LATEST INTERVIEWS

When Artists Meet Peat and Dry Stone Walls: In-Situ and PHLP’s Lockdown Conversations

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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