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The Blenheim Estate in Oxfordshire is inviting farmers to apply for three 10-year tenancy agreements on 1,100 acres of arable farmland.

By piloting its ‘social prescription’ programme, Blenheim is hoping to address social isolation and physical inactivity. The six-week programme will see volunteers take part in walks and mindfulness activities at the estate. Questionnaires will gather data and assess effectiveness. “The pandemic has highlighted the urgent need to address issues of mental health and wellbeing as a matter of urgency,” said Blenheim’s Estate director Roy Cox. “Increasingly people are looking at the benefits of ongoing interaction with nature and the natural world as an alternative to tradit...

Debbie Worthen, 60, passed away in Dallas on Thursday, April 15, 2021, she was surrounded by her loving family, while watching the Texas Rangers, at the time of her passing. A visitation will be held on Monday, April 19, 2021 from 6 to 8pm at Heartland Funeral Home, Early. A celebration of life will be held on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at Early Church of Christ at 3pm with a graveside service following at Greenleaf Cemetery. Debbie was born in Kerrville, Texas to George and Barbara (Elam) Cox on September 10, 1960. She grew up in Brownwood, where she graduated from in 1979. She met her husband,...

April Ryan pays tribute to Black women in new book: ‘It’s a love letter’ 'Black Women Will Save the World' will be released next year by Ryan and highlights the role Black women play in leadership, resilience and empowerment Loading the player... April D. Ryan is one of the community’s most celebrated journalists, who has covered five presidential administrations and is still at the forefront of the news decades into her award-winning career. She’s been a White House correspondent for 24 years, her trademark grit and grace particularly on display as former President Donald Trump w...

Survey reveals extraordinary biodiversity of UNESCO World Heritage site Blenheim Estate’s ancient woodland High Park is home to more than 2,800 separate species Geraldine Gardner A new survey has revealed the incredible biodiversity of Blenheim Estate’s ancient woodland. Begun in 2016, the survey has revealed the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site’s ancient High Park is home to more than 2,800 separate species. Led by world-renowned botanist Aljos Farjon, who is based at Kew, the project has highlighted the sheer diversity of life the centuries-old oak woodland supports. Mr Farjon a...