Extras – January 2019
JANUARY – FEBRUARY AT THE BASINGSTOKE DISCOVERY CENTRE Main events Discover Podcasts Saturday 26 January / 2pm-3.30pm / Free Come and find out about podcasts and how you can access them. Similar to radio...
The online parish magazine of Old Basing and Lychpit
JANUARY – FEBRUARY AT THE BASINGSTOKE DISCOVERY CENTRE Main events Discover Podcasts Saturday 26 January / 2pm-3.30pm / Free Come and find out about podcasts and how you can access them. Similar to radio...
Basingstoke and District Railway Society – December 2018 Basingstoke Civil Service Retirement Fellowship Basingstoke Lions Club – October 2018 December at The Basingstoke Discovery Centre Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Trust The Probus...
Wader Wonderland, by Alice Ashcroft, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust There’s nothing quite like the swirling majesty of a flock coming in to roost. Watch the dark silhouettes undulate against the blazing...
Observed on the 27th October Terry McAnish says: “Haven’t seen a Woodpecker for some time until today this female Greater Spotted Woodpecker visited my fat ball feeders. A welcome sight”
Snug as a bug, by Lianne de Mello, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Shortening day length and dropping temperatures are the signal for many species to go into torpor, a period of...
An acrobatic squirrel from Terry McAnish on 17th November 2018. Terry advises “Don’t try this at home”
Basingstoke Discovery Centre St. Michael’s Hospice (North Hampshire) Lights up the Autumn Sky Basingstoke Lions Club – September 2018 PROBUS Club October Report Basingstoke Civil Service Retirement Fellowship November Events At The Basingstoke...
Basingstoke Voluntary Action Group. October Events at the Basingstoke Discovery Centre. The Anvil Events in October. Old Basing Bake-Off Basingstoke Voluntary Action Group The Basingstoke Voluntary Action Group have lots going on this...
By Alice Ashcroft, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust. They’ve inspired some of our best loved novels, superheroes have been modelled around them, and without them the world might be overrun with swarms...