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For those who have visited Sherwood Forest recently, you may have noticed a big change to the ParcMarket. Nestled in the heart of the Village Square, the ParcMarket was given some TLC earlier this summer and has been transformed into a modern, new store. Take a look at the brand new ParcMarket and let us know what you think.
Prepare for a cuteness overload as you meet Nutmeg, the baby reindeer as he joins us for Winter Wonderland this year. You will find this cuddly character around all our Center Parcs Villages on your Winter Wonderland break. So before you join us for the festive season, find out more about Nutmeg and his journey to Center Parcs here.
Whinfell Forest and Sherwood Forest have recently welcomed a fun, new activity that will have your little ones learning key swimming skills with you by their side. You can find everything you need to know about STA Swim Pups here, from who it’s for, what’s involved and where to book.
Peanut the hedgehog has been a big hit with you all in the past, so we thought we’d introduce you to a few of her friends, baby Willow and baby Bobby. Sound cute? That’s because they are super cute! Read on to find out how these two adorable pals made Woburn Forest their new home.
As we know entertaining under 5s can sometimes be a tricky task, so we have created a Center Parcs guide to activities we know your little ones will love, from Mucky Pups to Mini Trek. So whether they’re creative or adventurous, we’ve got everything covered for both you and your little one to enjoy a fun-filled Center Parcs break.
If you’re a fan of Village Life, then prepare to me amazed at our animated digital edition where you can cast your eyes upon delicious recipes, creative videos, exclusive interviews and much, much more. Whether you’re out and about or in the comfort of your own home, you can now access Village Life on your mobile, desktop or laptop. Impressed? Find out how you can access the new digital edition here.
Next month is one not to miss. After all the Las Iguanas teasers we have been giving you, we will officially be launching Las Iguanas at Longleat Forest, getting you excited about Halloween, preparing you for your October half term and an Ireland update will be coming your way. Excited? We are!
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Back to work, back to school, back to comforting bowls of food that make the dark evenings feel slightly less dreary…
The last thing anyone – myself included – wants on a grey September evening is to slave over pages of a cook book, deciphering a complex recipe, only to face the mountain of washing up later one.
This one-pot meal creates something deceptively delicious from just a few simple ingredients. Apart from a little chopping, it only takes 12 minutes to cook. Often, if I ask my son George what he fancies for dinner, it is this recipe he requests, and I’m only too happy to oblige.
I’m the first to admit I was sceptical when I first started experimenting with all-in-one pasta dishes. It goes against all my cooking instincts to put the pasta in with the tomatoes, herbs and water. But don’t worry – they simmer together, softening and sweetening, to make an excellent sauce that is rich and soothing and delicious, not to mention far more natural than anything you’ll find inside a jar.
Serves 3
340g good quality dried linguine (cheap spaghetti will go gluey)
340g cherry or baby plum tomatoes, halved or quartered if large
2 large shallots, thinly sliced
2-3 cloves of garlic, thinly sliced
A pinch chilli flakes
2 whole sprigs of basil
2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
2 tsp sea salt
¼ tsp ground black pepper
1070ml cold water
Freshly grated parmesan cheese
A few torn fresh basil leaves
1. Place all the ingredients (except your parmesan and torn basil leaves) into a large, straight-sided pan
2. Bring to a boil over high heat
3. Boil the mixture, stirring and turning the pasta frequently until is cooked al dente and the water has nearly evaporated (11-12 minutes)
4. Leave it to rest for a minute and remove the basil stems
5. Serve sprinkled liberally with parmesan and your torn basil leaves
Tip: eat as soon as it’s ready or the starch in the pasta will make the sauce stiffen.
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From splashing about in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise to pausing over a picnic in the forest – you can get up to all sorts in a single day at Center Parcs. Save yourself from having to trek back and forth between your Lodge by packing everything you might need for your little ones in a backpack. Here are our essentials, but what would you add to the list?
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Today marks the first day of autumn and yes, we too are wondering where the summer has gone. Despite summer being short but sweet, the arrival of autumn is not one to despair, promise!
At all our Center Parcs Villages, autumn turns the forest into a glorious combination of colour, as green turns to red, orange and brown. Not only does the stunning scenery have us all excited for autumn, the arrival of this season brings lots more for us to look forward to. Half term is just around the corner, Halloween is looming and tummy warming dishes are back on the menu as we say goodbye to summer salads (we never really said hello, to be honest).
Whether you’re with family or friends there is something for all to enjoy on a Center Parcs break in autumn, so we’re giving you a sneak peek of what you can expect from an autumn break at Center Parcs in the image gallery below.
Click on any image to open up the autumn gallery.
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Taking your little ones away can sometimes be a daunting thought, thinking about what to pack, how to get there and the other hundred questions running through your mind. At Center Parcs, we like to take the stress out of your break and ensure that all ages are catered for, even those under 5. Don’t just take our word for it, here are five bloggers who mastered the art of a fun-filled, family Center Parcs break.
Baking, crafts and family friendly reviews is what you can cast your eyes upon over at the Hooked blog. The creative posts focus on special family moments, with the shining stars being three little ones at the heart of the blog. Drool over delicious recipes (my favourite is the lemon drizzle cake) and marvel at incredible crafts, such as homemade lavender lotion bars.
Earlier this summer, the family took to Woburn Forest for an adventure; read their story here as they discover nature in the forest, take part in new activities and make some memorable family moments.
“It is definitely the small details which make Center Parcs such a great place for families to holiday.”
With the stress of packing for a holiday abroad something that some parents dread, a staycation is the answer to all your woes and worries. The writers at Mother and Baby reviewed Elveden Forest as a chosen destination to have a staycation with your family. From dining in our restaurants to having a splash in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise, find out what the family of four got up to on their short break to Center Parcs.
Check out their verdict here.
The tips and tricks from the writer of There We Go are rules to live by if you’re travelling with little ones. You can read all their exciting adventures from holidays abroad to family days out. The family of four are regular guests of Center Parcs, so read their useful advice, from 34 tips on taking a toddler to Center Parcs to six indoor and outdoor Center Parcs activities your little ones will love.
If you’re coming on a Center Parcs break, these need-to-know tips and tricks will prepare you for a fun-filled Center Parcs adventure.
“One of the great things about Center Parcs is that most of the restaurants have little soft-play areas in, so kids can play while they’re waiting for their food, or burn off some energy after a meal.”
Steph’s blog, mummy plus three girls, lets you into the life of her family of five, as she documents all their family adventures. With three lovely little ones, mummy plus three girls, is a great read for reviews, days out and activities to keep the little ones entertained. We really love her outdoor activities which have her little ones going on a leaf hunt and searching for creepy crawlies.
The family of five enjoyed a summer break at Whinfell Forest earlier this year and, full of family firsts and happy memories, Steph’s blog post is a must read.
If you thought the blog post was adorable, check out the video of their Center Parcs adventure.
“Our last full day was spent walking, exploring, watching the outdoor activities and eating yummy food!”
The creators of Little Button Diaries are two Brighton-based mums who are known for their crafts and baking goods. Their colourful blog is filled with mouth-watering recipes and clever crafts to make with your little ones, all are a must read if you visit their blog. Little Button Diaries tell their Elveden Forest story through a collection of creative and adorable photos, making this visual post the perfect insight into a Center Parcs break.
Check out their Center Parcs adventure here
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We understand it can sometimes be difficult to choose new activities for your little ones to try. That’s why we’ve taken the guesswork away and created a guide to our top 10 activities we know your little ones will love.
What’s it all about? If your little ones have seen you swinging through the trees on Aerial Adventure, then Mini Trek is perfect for your little daredevils who are looking for an adventure of their own. Once harnessed into our safety system, they can make their way around our 1-metre-high course collecting puzzle pieces as they go.
Where? Sherwood Forest, Whinfell Forest and Longleat Forest
For who? 2 years +
For how long? Approx. 30 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? STA is the world’s largest independent organisation for swimming teaching and their new activity, unique to Center Parcs, will have your little ones learning essential swimming skills through a series of fun games led by an STA instructor. With you by their side your little ones will build confidence in the pool and learn a skill for life, taking home a certificate at the end to award their achievement.
Where? Sherwood Forest and Whinfell Forest
For who? 3 months to 4 years
For how long? Approx. 45 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Yes
What’s it all about? A specially designed session to allow you and your little one to spend quality time together exploring all their senses, through nursery rhymes, vibrant colours, soothing sounds and various textures.
Where? All Villages
For who? 8 weeks +
For how long? Approx. 30 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Yes
What’s it all about? Dressed like the pros in their very own plastic face mask and foam sword, your little one can learn the skills to become a master fencer. Cheer them on, as they put on their mask and take their stance in this fun and energetic activity. En garde!
Where? All Villages
For who? 3 to 5 years
For how long? Approx. 30 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? Watch your little ones jump in the driver’s seat of their very own miniature 4×4. In Off-Road Explorers, they will make their way around our track, tackling the terrain and collecting puzzle pieces as they go.
Where? Sherwood Forest
For who? 3 to 7 years
For how long? Approx. 30 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? The whole family can join in this creative session that will have you decorating your very own hobby horse. Once complete, show off your horse at the final awards ceremony, where rosettes for the best dressed and best behaved are up for grabs, so saddle up and prepare to win best in show.
Where? All Villages
For who? 3 years +
For how long? Approx. 1 hour and 30 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? Your little ones will become Captain of their own mini trawler in this exciting new activity. With their grown up shipmate on-board, work together to make your way around our lake solving your activity sheet as you go. Anchors away!
Where? Elveden Forest
For who? 3 years +
For how long? Approx. 40 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? Prepare to get messy in this fun activity that will have you and your little ones playing with water, sand, paint, playdough and much more at our messy play stations. Create messy masterpieces together, that you can take home at the end of the session.
Where? All Villages
For who? 18 months to 3 years
For how long? Approx. 1 hour
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be present
What’s it all about? Drop your mini superheroes off at Activity Den as they join us for this exciting party hour. Dressed as their favourite superhero, your little ones will enjoy the party as they dance, sing and join in the fun. They’ll make new friends and like any party, leave with a party bag in hand.
Where? All Villages
For who? 3 to 7 years
For how long? Approx. 1 hour
Parent-accompanied? No
What’s it all about? A family adventure that will have you exploring our sensory woodland, testing your own sense of sight, taste, touch, sound and smell. The best way for you to find out what it’s all about is to take a sneak peek at Adventure of the Senses in action.
Where? Elveden Forest
For who? Age range from walking onwards
For how long? Approx. 45 minutes
Parent-accompanied? Person over 18 must be paying and participating
To book any of these activities or find many more for all ages, check out what we have available here.
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**BABY HEDGEHOGS KLAXON**
Remember back in spring when we introduced Peanut the hedgehog who’d been looked after by the team at Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital, before being released into her new home at Woburn Forest?
Well you’ll be pleased to know that Peanut and the rest of her hedgehog cohorts have been getting on famously at Woburn Forest after making their own way in the woodland.
Hedgehog Hospital manager Natasha was so happy with the environment and the work done by the ranger team at Woburn Forest that she came back again this summer, and this time, she had baby hoglets with her…
Willow and Bobby were amongst the prickle of young hedgehogs being released last week. Just three months old, they have both been nursed back to health at Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital until they were strong enough to make a temporary home in the specially-built hedgehog enclosure at Woburn Forest.
After a couple of weeks, ranger Lucie Vicentijevic will open the enclosure’s doors and the hedgehogs will be free to explore the forest and get ready to hibernate over the winter.
We’ve worked closely with Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital since last year, when Woburn Forest was first designated as an official hedgehog release site. It met all of Natasha’s high standards for a release site due to the diverse natural environment and thriving ecology.
Helping little Willow and Bobby into their new home, Natasha said: “It’s a bittersweet day to say goodbye to these hoglets as we’ve become quite attached to them, but we’re excited for them to discover the world. We’ve managed a hedgehog rehabilitation programme for the last 25 years and working with Center Parcs Woburn Forest allows us to offer a safe haven for the baby hedgehogs.”
For now, Willow and Bobby will live in the safety of their enclosure (complete with its own tiny hedgehog-sized Center Parcs Lodges) while they get used to the environment. Even after they’re released, Lucie and the ranger team will continue to keep an eye on the little hoglets through their regular wildlife surveys.
If you’d like to find out how you can do best by any baby hedgehogs you may come across, take a look at Natasha’s tips for being hedgehog-friendly.
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Unique to Center Parcs and available to book at Whinfell Forest and Sherwood Forest now, STA Swim Pups is a swimming adventure that will have your little ones laughing and splashing in the pool as they learn.
STA Swim Pups has been created by the Swimming Teachers’ Association (STA) which is the world’s largest, independent organisation in lifesaving and swimming teaching. The activity involves a specially designed baby and pre-school programme, created with Center Parcs guests in mind.
The sessions will run in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise on Tuesdays from 11.30 to 12.14 at Sherwood Forest and on Wednesdays from 09.30 to 10.14 and from 10.15 to 10.59 at Whinfell Forest.
STA Swim Pups is designed for your little ones aged 3 months to 4 years and allows you to join them in the pool as they have fun learning vital swimming skills.
The new activity involves a structured swimming programme that allows your little ones to gain essential swimming and movement skills in a fun and exciting environment. The sessions will involve a series of stimulating games that will be led by an STA-trained teacher. Your little ones can cycle around the pool on a float, canoe on a pool raft and take part in an aquatic nature trail. At the end of the 45-minute session, your little one will be awarded with an STA certificate as recognition of the skills they have acquired.
Kayle Burgham, STA’s Technical Manager for Aquatics, who wrote the STA Swim Pups programme, says: “STA Swim Pups is unique because it is an all-encompassing session designed to teach and reward children aged 3 months to 4 years on a short break, in a short time. It gives families the flexibility they need while on a short break, by not having to commit to multiple sessions to achieve an award.”
If you are coming on a Center Parcs break to either Whinfell Forest or Sherwood Forest, you can book an STA Swim Pups session from September. On the activities booking website, you can find the activity under Children’s activities 2-7 years and then the Mini Adventures Together category.
Looking for more activities for your little ones? Check out a full list of activities on our activities booking website.
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With our Center Parcs housekeepers looking after hundreds of Lodges every day, we’re taking you behind the scenes and introducing you to Deb Hooper as she tells all about her life as a Center Parcs housekeeper and how she likes to put smiles on our guest’s faces.
“I started my job as a housekeeper at Center Parcs on October 14, 2011. Before this I spent 16 years working in a nursing home. In the past few years, I have moved from looking after the Executive Lodges to now looking after the Exclusive Lodges.”
“I work on rota, which means I work on days around arrival and departure days. On a typical day at work, I meet my friends in the car park and we all walk up to the ‘bucket room’, where we collect all the things we will need to do a day of housekeeping. I provide the daily maid service that comes with an Exclusive Lodge so a typical day consists of the general cleaning and tidying of the Lodges and having a daily interaction with guests.”
“I enjoy being able to talk to guests, however if they’re not in we leave a slip or a message on the chalkboard so they know we’ve been to clean their Lodge.”
We asked Deb what some of her most memorable moments have been while at Center Parcs. Deb says: “I recently met a little girl called Allison, who was staying in one of our adapted Lodges. She had a really good wheelchair with a radio and music player on. When I came to their Lodge, I used to interact with her and make her smile.”
“I made her a pom-pom bug which had wobbly eyes and I attached a piece of ribbon around it so I could attach it to her wheelchair. When I meet guests such as Allison it makes my job much more worthwhile.”
A perk of being a Center Parcs employee is being able to surprise and delight our guests, which at times can be a truly heart-warming experience. We were told that Deb does so many surprise and delights, that there were too many to mention. Recently, Deb has left colouring and activity packs, made towel animals, set up games, and made sleeping bag teddies for our guests.
We asked Deb what her favourite surprise and delight she had delivered was and, after thinking of the many that were in her mind, she says: “Recently we made a joint team effort to surprise a couple who were celebrating a golden wedding anniversary. We decorated their Lodge and drew a picture on their chalkboard. It was nice to work as a team to decorate their Lodge and the couple weren’t expecting it.”
Talking of other special added extras, Deb says: “I particularly love Christmas time at Center Parcs. A few friends and I like to dress up as elves, which is always a laugh as we like to cause mischief!”
We could tell by talking to Deb that she enjoyed her job and loved working at Sherwood Forest. So we asked Deb what advice she would give to anyone thinking of starting a career in housekeeping at Center Parcs. She says: “Just go for it – it will be the best thing you’ll ever do!”
She adds: “Center Parcs look after their staff so well and we get rewarded throughout the year. It’s also great if you want to further your career; there are so many opportunities.”
Convinced? If like Deb, you would like to start a career at Center Parcs, check out our careers page on our website or on our dedicated Facebook and Twitter pages.
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We have carefully designed activities, created menus and equipped Lodges with your little ones in mind. So before you visit Center Parcs with your toddler or baby, here’s your most-asked questions, answered.
At all our Villages except Woburn Forest, one cot and a high chair are provided in all two, three and four bedroom Lodges. The size of the cots provided are 121cm x 60cm and the mattress sizes are 116cm x 52cm.
At Woburn Forest, travel cots of length 127 cm, width 66cm, depth 77cm are provided, with wooden cots available on request, simply call our Contact Centre on 03448 267 723 ahead of your stay and we’ll arrange it.
If you’re staying at any of our Villages with a little one that requires the use of a cot, you will need to bring cot linen along with you.
Our Villages offer a professional babysitting service, if you fancy a romantic meal for two or a couple of hours in the spa. There is a minimum age of 3 months for this service and if you have three little ones under 5 or more than four children then an extra babysitter will be required.
The cost of this service is up to £8.50 per hour. But a bit of me time? Priceless.
You can hire a pushchair at all our Center Parcs Villages for a small charge. You are able to pre-book these and collect them on arrival at collection points around each Village.
At Sherwood Forest you can collect your pre-booked pushchair from Activity Den, except on a Monday and a Friday where they can be collected from Guest Services.
At all other Villages pre-booked pushchairs can be collected from the Cycle Centre.
At all Center Parcs Villages, sessions in our Crèche are available at our Ofsted-registered Activity Den, for ages 3 to 23 months and 24 to 35 months. In these non-parent accompanied sessions, your little ones will learn and develop in a stimulating, safe environment.
For times and availability, find out more here.
All our activities at Center Parcs have age criteria to ensure the safety and enjoyment of each guest taking part. For all activities, participants must meet the age criteria, with some activities requiring an adult over the age of 18 to participate. If in doubt, check with our Guest Services team during your stay or a member of staff at a booking point.
If you’re looking for an easy way to get around the Village then the Cycle Centre offer the perfect solutions. You can hire adult bikes which are specially tailored for you and your little ones. Adult bikes are available with a child seat on the back for a single child or a small trailer designed for little ones aged 6 months and above. Check out our Cycle Centre video here to find out which bike is best for you.
If you’re staying at Longleat Forest, our Land Train allows you to easily get from A to B.
A timetable is available on arrival, however in general the Land Train runs from 8:30am to 11.00pm every 20 minutes, with times varying on arrival and departure days.
At all our Villages, Activity Den offers a range of fun and stimulating activities you and your little ones can enjoy, such as Mucky Pups, Forest Crafts and Toddler Party Hour. You can learn more about preschool breaks at Center Parcs here, or find a full list of activities available on your break on our activities booking website.
Want to find out more about a Center Parcs break with an under 5? Discover our top five reasons why Center Parcs is perfect for your little ones.
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Winter Wonderland has a new star: Nutmeg. He’s also the main character in our new 2016 children’s book: Nutmeg’s Antlers.
Written and illustrated entirely by the team here at Center Parcs Head Office, Nutmeg’s Antlers is an enchanting, traditional storybook that captures the joy of Winter Wonderland and tells the story of one of our baby reindeer.
During his Christmas visit to Center Parcs from his home in Lapland, Nutmeg is enjoying meeting guests when he discovers that he’s too little to join his parents for Santa’s very important mystery task on Christmas Eve. Determined to help, he sets out on an adventure through the forest in search of his antlers, making some new friends along the way. But when Santa’s plans go awry, could little Nutmeg be the one to save the day?
Nutmeg’s Antlers: An Adventure at Center Parcs will be available from Santa’s Woodland Workshop and ParcMarket on all of our Villages from the beginning of Winter Wonderland (Monday 7 November, 2016) until Christmas Eve. It’s the perfect present for little ones to remember their magical Center Parcs break. Also at Santa’s Woodland Workshop is the adorable, cuddly soft toy version of little Nutmeg – complete with tiny antler bumps.
But that’s not all! There’s a new free activity this year with Nutmeg as the star. On the Sculpture Trail, you can explore each of our Villages with beautiful Winter Wonderland sculpture. At the end of each trail is a Nutmeg sculpture, depicting part of the story – Nutmeg meeting swans by the lake, or searching the spooky old oak tree.
At each sculpture, you can bring Nutmeg to life. There’ll be a small code you can scan with a smartphone which will create a virtual reality Nutmeg through your phone camera, so you and your little ones can have your photo taken with little Nutmeg.
Of course, if even virtual reality isn’t quite real enough for you, you can visit our reindeer by Santa’s Woodland Workshop, and meet a real life baby reindeer.
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Great news superfans, your favourite tri-annual magazine, Village Life, now exists online!
It’s packed with all the news and features from the magazine – including a guide to preschool breaks, dark chocolate recipes and Scandi interiors – as well as exclusive competitions, stories and videos. It’s never been easier to read Village Life on the move. Read it on the school run, in the office, in the always-so-long changing room queues in John Lewis, wherever you like!
The all-singing, all-dancing first digital edition is responsive, so whether you view on mobile, desktop or laptop, it will fit your screen perfectly. To launch the first edition, we’ve jam-packed it full of exclusive content, including videos, interviews and image galleries, as well as competitions to enter.
Don’t worry, the paper copy of Village Life will continue to be mailed out to a select number of guests, but the digital edition is available and free for everyone to view. Read it now!
PS. Don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comments section below.
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Last month, Sherwood Forest and Longleat Forest welcomed Bella Italia, this month we’ve been keeping you updated on another exciting new restaurant expected to arrive at Longleat Forest soon. Las Iguanas will become a new addition to Longleat Forest and we’ve given you a sneak preview of what you can expect from the restaurant and a look inside the delicious menu. This is one not to miss.
It has been an exciting few weeks for Center Parcs as planning permission for our first Village outside the UK goes ahead and we can’t stop talking about it! The 395-acre site will become our sixth Village and will include all your favourite Center Parcs features. If you missed it first time round, here’s a reminder of what you can expect from Longford Forest, due to open in 2019.
We’ve been hearing about all your celebrations that have been taking place at Center Parcs this summer and to join in the celebrations we picked a few milestone occasions to tell you about. We congratulated three happy couples who’ve been celebrating momentous anniversary celebrations with their family this summer at Whinfell Forest.
We love to hear stories from our guests here at Center Parcs and we love it even more when it involves our Center Parcs staff helping to make your break even more special. When we heard Shona’s story, we loved it that much we just had to tell you about it.
Last month we launched our nationwide search to find The UK’s Top Treehouse. We had so many creative entries which were all deserving of a gold medal, but there could only be one winner. Our judges had the difficult job of narrowing down the competition so, at last, we have the worthy winner! Head over to Facebook to find out more.
Rajinda Pradesh at Elveden Forest goes from silver to gold under the Eat Out Eat Well scheme. The scheme awards restaurants and caterers for offering healthier options and awards either bronze, silver or gold awards. This month Rajinda Pradesh took the gold and has been recognised as offering guests healthy menu choices when dining out.
Next month we will be introducing you to Nutmeg the reindeer, updating you on the new hedgehog arrivals at Woburn Forest and bringing you the ultimate one-pot pasta recipe.
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