The official blog of Shed of the year (now in it's 20th year)
WW1 WORKSHOP AND WOODLAND PUB: SECOND WAVE OF CUPRINOL SHED OF THE YEAR FINALISTS ANNOUNCED A World War I inspired workshop, equipped with a traditional coke fired forge and a cosy woodland shed furnished...
Pubs sheds and new category budget sheds Sunday 5th July 8pm Channel 4 3/4. George Clarke introduces the nominees in the Pub Sheds category, including a pirate-themed structure, a gin distillery, a biker pub...
We have loved sheds for years and years but it’s great that our American cousins have finally started to realise that a garden shed is not just for storing stuff but for enhancing your...
I don’t think that pubs in gardens is such a surprise to the non sheddies in the Ten months since the last post, since then we have had Shed of the year on Channel...
So the twelve odd years since I started readersheds.co.uk proper and my passion for sheds has finally come to it’s pinnacle where the British public now sees what I have always know as Brits...
Everyone loves a pub in their garden and over the years the sheddies have shown some amazing garden pub ideas, here are some of the best ones for the best in pub shed builds....
The Winner of Shed of the year 2013 will be announced on Thursday 4th July on here – which one of these beauties do you think would win … you will have to wait 🙂 If...
After the official launch for entries for Shed of the year 2013 – we have had some interesting sheds added to readersheds, so I hope to do a weekly roundup of ones that have caught my...
It’s with great pleasure I announce the winner of Shed of the year 2012 – Wood Henge owned by John Plumridge from Shrewsbury. It was a such great example of the passion that the...
Following up the award winner series* on shed stats (here and here) here are some stats on keywords that people have given their sheds (i have removed ones that are used used once –...
