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... Victorian age to assist the working man (yes, it was all men in those days) in providing for his family. World War II and the Dig for Victory Campaign meant that allotment culture became a fixed feature of English life. I may be wrong but I calculate that there ...
... than a cuttingedge garden for our times. Set in 1945 and decorated with homecoming Union Jack bunting, it boasted a 'Dig for Victory' vegetable plot containing old varieties, a thatched pub and an overgrown patch sown with wild flowers and symbolic red ...
... Tunnel project digs for victory When heavy-goods vehicles are rerouted via the new Dublin Port Tunnel, traffic chaos can be reduced, write Harry McGee and Richard Oakley EVERY morning throughout Ireland, more than 30,000 heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) snake ...
... 30-10.00 pm BBC 2 The Outside Room: thanks to Hitler. Britons took to gardening in a serious way during World War 11. Digging for Victory meant turning gardens from lawns and flowerbeds into more functional vegetable plots. But then the war ended, and people ...