Two new heritage gardening courses have been launched by the National Trust.
English Heritage and Network Rail have launched a consultation on the historic significance of railway buildings, bridges, tunnels and their landscapes along the 176-year-old Great Western main line from Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
Day out in the country is one of the safest ways to enjoy your leisure time, says safety group chair.
The Kew Guild is holding its annual dinner at Cambridge Cottage, Kew, on 24 May.
LUC is to revitalise the Level open space in Brighton true to its 1920s design.
Historic parks and open spaces are to be used to teach children about "our rich island story" under a Government scheme to anchor the sites in the national curriculum.
The National Trust for Scotland is to offer budding horticulturists a new two-year diploma in heritage gardening.
One of Britain's most precious postwar gardens is the focus of a multimillion-pound restoration campaign after falling into neglect.
Forty-seven trees are being reintroduced to the Walled Garden at Wrest Park as a part of an attempt to replicate the original 1900 planting.
Orchids and bromeliads will be the focus of the month-long Tropical Extravaganza festival at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, to begin on 4 February.
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