The month of March has flown by and with it the arrival of spring.

While I am loving my role with the Heritage Foundation, I have also enjoyed a week off, cycling around Norfolk. Cycling is a good pace at which to view the rural landscape and witness nature. A highlight occurred during a break to fix a puncture: we were next to an arable field when suddenly a group of six hares rushed through and started running in all directions, celebrating the sheer joy of spring and the warmth of mid-morning sun.

A March update from our Nature and Wellbeing Manager, Emma Dagless.

Mick Johal, a Governor of the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, has been presented with the prestigious Grass Roots Excellence Award by High Sheriff, Annie Brewster JP, at a ceremony held at Emil Dale Academy on 12th February. The award was given in recognition of Mick’s outstanding contribution to grassroots sports particularly in providing young people with opportunities to engage in rugby and other sports.

A December update from our Nature and Wellbeing Manager, Emma Dagless.

Our Policy and Programme Manager for Nature and Wellbeing, Emma Dagless, reflects on her first three months working at Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation.