WATFORD WEATHER – JULY STATISTICS
August 4, 2018
Another exceptional month of weather, bringing a sizzling July. This summer is becoming a classic, now rivalling 1976 with the heat and the lack of
Another exceptional month of weather, bringing a sizzling July. This summer is becoming a classic, now rivalling 1976 with the heat and the lack of
On a hot summers day, I ventured down to Mayfield, a field in Sutton which is full of Lavender. Lavender is one of my favourite
On a hot, sunny, summers day over 200,000 people descended on London to protest against Donald Trump. One of the most divisive American presidents in
What a fabulous June we have had, following on from the magnificent May, its been continuous blue skies for some in the UK. Although if
A mesmerising performance by Emma & Sakari called an Insomniacs Fable. It encompasses a mixture of dance, circus and visual arts over three acts. Telling the
Simple and elegant is my first impression of the new Serpentine Pavilion. It will be open to the public on the 15th June 2018 until
What an amazing month May has been weather wise from the record heat at the beginning to the week of sunny, blue skies to the
Lee Bul exhibition Crashes, opens at the Hayward Gallery on the 1st June and I was surprised how much I liked it. This was the
On a hot gorgeous day in Cassiobury Park the Morris dancers were out celebrating the May Day bank holiday around the iconic bandstand. The park was
April has been another one of those crazy months that we have experienced this year. Who would have thought that we would be 2c above
Its the start of the peak season of cherry blossom, which is one of the spectacular sights of spring. In Greenwich park at the far
Couple of weeks ago we had our first food photography workshop. Below are some of the photographs, look out for some more food photography workshops
Its been a memorable cold month for the first month of spring. The month started with Beast from the east then the mini beast with
An amazing turn out for the 50th anniversary event for the South West Herts Astronomical Societies star gazing in Cassiobury Park, Watford. When I arrived
Excellent evening at the Design on Britain exhibition in the London Jewish Museum. The theme of the exhibition is about the Jewish immigrants, who came
The Beast is no more at least in this part of the country. It was finally slain by Emma in the early hours of the