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Welcome to the spring edition of Conservation News. Our team are really excited about this edition because spring is our favourite time of year and, judging by the weather we’ve had so far this year, this spring is going to be particularly gorgeous!

Are you a winter person or a summer person? Do you love the crunch of frost under your boots or do you long for the days when you can run barefoot through the grass?

It’s so exciting to be launching the new West Kent & Weald edition of Conservation News; and thank you for all the wonderful feedback we’ve received so far.

Ah autumn: the leaves are turning, the air is crisp and there’s a touch of frost in the early morning.

Working from home and flexible working hours are trends that have been gathering pace over the last few years and this beautiful garden make-over shows that having office space in the garden is a great way to have the best of both worlds.

Summer’s arriving and we’re all looking forward to getting outside a bit more. This packed magazine may provide the perfect excuse to sit in the garden with a cuppa or glass of wine!

For a kitchen to feel truly comfortable in a home, it needs to work with the architecture of the space, respecting the features for a harmonious result.

If spring is here, summer can’t be far behind. With warmer temperatures, longer days and a loosening of lockdown I’m looking forward to spending more time out of the office.

We talk to Darren Hole of Dude & Arnette, the country’s leading oast house maintenance and restoration company.

Welcome to our final magazine of the year – and what a strange year it’s been.