Monthly Archives: March 2018

Matt’s illustrations to go with the poem assembled by Sue

Posted on March 21, 2018 by williamheath

On Saturday 24 March Sue Boyle is leading a Kelston-themed poetry session at BRSLI. Matt Prosser put together these images to go with it.

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Roundhill from Primrose Hill March 2018

Posted on March 18, 2018 by williamheath

after the mini-beast from the East, March 2018. Taken from just under Beckford’s Tower. and with sledders:  

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Only with love: gentle care in death (workshop Sun 29 Apr)

Posted on March 11, 2018 by williamheath

Claire Turnham, founder of OWL (“Only with love”) Family-Led  Home Funerals, is offering a one-day workshop at Kelston Old Barn for individuals, health professionals and community groups who wish to offer support to families around the time of death. Claire … Continue reading →

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Helpful wintery pointer: coffee, cheese and a warm pint this way

Posted on March 1, 2018 by williamheath

Just what you need on a wintery day: a new sign helps walkers find their way down Cullimore’s Lane to the Old Crown pub, and Bath Soft Cheese cafe and shop in Kelston village. Thanks to Ed for making the sign, … Continue reading →

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