Urban Guild Blog

In 1840 Bournemouth began to develop the land which is what we now  know as Bournemouth Gardens, and thanks to Mr Tree (that really was his name) in 1871 the Lower Pleasure Gardens were designed with new walks, plantations and flowerbeds.

We’re halfway through British Food Fortnight, so we thought we’d take a minute to celebrate a British favourite; cheese. And more specifically, celebrate some of the people who do it right, like our friends at Open Air Dairy, based in Little Bredy, Dorset. 

#SantaChoseUs for his Christmas party this year because we think they should be EPIC. Whatever you wish for this year, the Urban Guild are prepared to make your season’s dreams come true! 

Good ol’ billy goats, usually seen climbing mountains, grazing on grass or causing trouble but why not on our dinner plates?

Hop House 13 Urban garden, in the Urban Guild Urban Garden? Ok, let me explain. For those of you non-beer drinkers, Hop House 13 is a lager brand, and part of the Guinness family.

We love giving all sorts of hugs, but this month in particular we gave all you beach-goers an extra special hug. And what a treat it is...our plastic beach toy share box.