What do you get when you put five artists, a bird watcher, a musician and a farmer in the same room … an episode of the Deepdale Podcast of course. It’s May 2025, and this is the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine programme about beautiful North Norfolk. In this episode Jason chats with Tobias ben Jacob …
It’s April 2025 and you are listening to the Deepdale Podcast, our North Norfolk magazine programme. I’m Jason, thank you for joining us. Spring is well and truly springing, the hares are dancing in the fields, the huge skies of the North Norfolk Coast are as blue as blue could be, and this has to …
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Over the weekend a group of incredibly hard working volunteers joined us to plant hedges and trees on our new camping field, Parsons Bush. We managed to plant everything we had hoped to, 650m of hedges, 2,500 hedge plants & trees. A brilliant way to celebrate World Wildlife Day! The aim of the planting is …
An absolute pleasure to have your listening ears for our first podcast episode of 2025. Welcome to the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine podcast about the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. This month we visit two of our local museums, Cromer Museum and Sheringham Museum (The Mo) discovering the hidden treasures in these wonderful local attractions. Its …
Happy New Year from the Deepdale Crew! Hope you had a fantastic festive season however busy or quiet it was, and are enjoying the start of 2024. For this month’s Deepdale Podcast, we are concentrating on the wildlife & environment of the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. Huge thanks to Richard Powell OBE (Wildlife Advisor), Steve …
This last weekend was our February Conservation Weekend, and a superb weekend it was too. 15 wonderful volunteers joined Jason and Stephen from Deepdale, and were led by our friend Nathan, from Wild Influence. Yet again the volunteers blew us away with the amount of work they got done, simply brilliant. Over 1,300 hedge plants …
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