2 JULY 1937, page 21

Country Life

An Historic Village Parish Councils, whose powers at best are small, have begun—or such is my impression—to nurse higher ambitions. This opportunity has come with the movement......

Oil On The Waters

There is reason to believe that the question of oil on the waters is to be seriously considered by the League of Nations. It is essentially an international affair, for some of......

Wimbledon Botany

The world does not go to Wimbledon to study gardening ; but some of the Wimbledon gardening is worth attention by those who can direct their eyes for a moment from the lawn......

Councils And Preservation

A real advance in the methods of preserving rural England has been made by the proposed new alliance between local councils and the National Trust. A great deal of land and a......

Polluted Rivers

It is a question how far waste oil from ships adversely affects the fish of the sea. There is no question about the effect of less visible pollution on the fish of the rivers,......

Earthwork Preservation

Preservers of England's early history have not yet fully learned the lesson of Avebury, where unique records of days before history were destroyed by local farmers for the......

Where Are The Crakes?

In many parts of England the lament :s heard that the corncrake, once very common indeed, has quite vanished. It used to be said of a great headmaster who was not a great......