Nature Notes for June 2020
As you will have all realised by now, the May edition of the Basinga was only available online due to the logistics of printing and delivery. Whilst most people could have accessed this there...
The online parish magazine of Old Basing and Lychpit
As you will have all realised by now, the May edition of the Basinga was only available online due to the logistics of printing and delivery. Whilst most people could have accessed this there...
Despite the weird times we are currently living in, summer arrived like a superhero to the rescue which has allowed us with gardens or those who just like exercise, to at least glean some...
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Basing Magazine would respectfully advise our Readers that events or meetings advertised in the Magazine or on the Website may be subject to the Government Coronavirus restrictions. Please check with the relevant advertiser for...
If you are lonely or isolated at this time and in need of any support, please do not hesitate to contact Reverend Heather on 01256 363636 or 07745 731729. There is a team of...
Repeating the country saying about March as ‘coming in like a lion and out like a lamb’ may not be true this year as its been relatively calm and dry here anyway compared with...
Isolation During Coronavirus Outbreak Basingstoke and District Railway Society BDDF Events and Services from March 2020 What is Divorce Recovery Workshop? Basingstoke Civil Service Retirement Fellowship Basingstoke Volunteer Action Group Probus Hears from Local...
As the weather gets warmer, ladybirds are becoming increasingly active. On sunny days you may see them exploring bushes and flowers in search of aphids, which are a pest for gardeners but a favourite...
Extras that didn’t make it into the printed magazine for March 2020. Basingstoke Civil Service Retirement Fellowship Basingstoke and Deane Rotary Club Basingstoke and District Railway Society Charities Receive £173,000 in Memory of Loved...
It’s been a very quiet period so quite a short edition of Nature Notes this month. An intrepid band of seven souls braved the drizzle, chill and mud on 26th January for a couple...