Wow, we’ve had some great weather this summer! The bees are making lots of honey, the hens are happy pottering around in the sunshine and the kitchen garden is looking…
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On the hottest week of the year – get back in the bakery! Regular readers will remember the fantastic week that my baking buddy, Katie, and I had at The…
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When Kate Hodges started to explore Rural London for her new book that helps us Discover the City’s Country Side, she thought of Hen Corner as her brother had previously been on one of our courses.
We are thrilled to be listed alongside Borough Market, Mudchute Park & Farm and the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew…
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The days are long, there’s time for fun… Come and join us this summer! We have a wonderful programme of courses and events over the coming months, both here at…
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Country Living Spring Fair Our chickens have become very used to travelling around London recently and a couple of our girls have even enjoyed the shampoo and blow dry to…
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I first met the author Francine Raymond when we were interviewed together at the Country Living Spring Fair back in 2015. When she was commissioned to write this book last year, I was delighted that she wanted to include a chapter on Hen Corner. Photographer Bill Mason joined us for a family course last summer to take lots of beautiful pictures and now we are proud to have one of the first copies of this lovely book in our hands. Further copies can be ordered here.
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When Lizzie Rivera of the Evening Standard wanted to write about Chicken Keeping in the City we were delighted that she came to talk to us, Juliet Murphy took the wonderful photos…
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Beautiful Bantams Regular readers will know that we sadly had to say goodbye to our beloved Bunty a few weeks ago, I knew that I would miss her pottering around…
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Grab them whilst they’re hot! We love the seasons here at Hen Corner, every month brings it’s own celebration, hopefully with the associated weather (snow at Christmas, sunshine in Spring)…
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Sailing from Seville… When the days of late Winter and early Spring can be so fickle, promising sunshine and new shoots followed by dark days and hail, we have found…