Local green spaces and active travel can play a vital role for supporting children’s health and wellbeing! Green Spaces for Spontaneous Play The Culture, Media and Sports (CMS) Committee has recently published its long awaited ‘Game On’ report, which makes a series of recommendations to the government, with the aim of strengthening physical activity, grassroots …
Summer is well and truly here, and what could be better than a scenic bus ride with a top-notch ice cream stop at your favourite destination? We’ve got you covered, here are just some of our favourite stops for something cool and refreshing along the Daffodil Line. Cone or cup? One scoop or two? Enjoy! …
Did you know July is officially National Picnic Month across the UK? I bet you know as well as we do that here in Daffodilshire we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful spots to spread a blanket. So, as picnic season gets underway, we share five lovely locations you can reach via the …
As parents, grandparents and anyone spending time with children, we know how important play spaces are. A shopping trip or day out can be made so much more enjoyable for all, when we know there will be somewhere for the children to use up some energy, have fun and play. Play is vital for all …
With this year’s Big Apple Harvestime festival just around the corner,Laura shares memories of her family visit last year. On a lovely October Saturday, we set out on the mid morning Daffodil Line service from the Ross on Wye direction towards Much Marcle, to join in with the Big Apple Harvestime celebrations. We arrived at …
The stone built 16th Century Market House, standing proudly in the centre of the town is one of the most recognisable buildings in Ross-on-Wye. It is one of the oldest buildings in the centre of Ross and a focal point of the riverside town. The Market House was built between 1650 and 1654 replacing the …
On the corner of Cantilupe Road, right opposite the bus stop, Crows Feet is treasure trove of gifts, cards, colourful clothes and accessories from artisan makers close to home and far afield.
A trip out on the bus to Weston’s Cider Mill in Much Marcle promises fun for all the family: a free play park, shire horses, ice cream and of course plenty of cider to sample!
