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Hello, Sheddies! Welcome to the email that celebrates all things shed – I will post some of my current favourite entries to #shedoftheyear also a few links to interesting shed stuff that has been posted online. Enjoy, Wilco Buy me a Coffee |Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Popular Sheds | Contact #shedoftheyear 2021 Many… Continue reading Behind the shed – Issue #14 – Looking back & forward
Hello, Sheddies! Welcome to the email that celebrates all things shed – I will post some of my current favourite entries to #shedoftheyear also a few links to interesting shed stuff that has been posted online. Enjoy, Wilco Buy me a Coffee |Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Popular Sheds | Contact #shedoftheyear 2021 Many… Continue reading Behind the shed – Issue #13 – Tea and Shed Envy
For the best experience, read this newsletter online Hello, Sheddies! Welcome to the email that celebrates all things shed – I will post some of my current favourite entries to #shedoftheyear also a few links to interesting shed stuff that has been posted online. Enjoy, Wilco Buy me a Coffee |Twitter | Facebook | Instagram… Continue reading Behind the shed – Issue #12 – The Ferret and TARDIS one
The guradian reports A medical unit in a south London “garden shed” is saving the lives of homeless people. In January, nurse practitioner Samantha Dorney-Smith set up the “intermediate care unit” in the gardens of the 120-bed Cedars Road Hostel in Clapham. The St Mungo’s hostel is home to some of the most vulnerable people… Continue reading Shed is saving peoples lives
Sounds a bit too Daily Nail for my liking but it’s the BBC More than 1,000 migrant workers across Slough are thought to be living in sheds in people’s back gardens. Slough Borough Council believes the problem has become so great, it is working with the UK Border Agency and police to ensure tenants’ well-being.… Continue reading More than 1,000 migrant workers ‘living in sheds’ across Slough