Meet the Locals: Michael: the Man behind The Villa Cafe in Wakefield
My love for cooking started when I was just a young apprentice in Germany. I’ve always enjoyed cooking for others,…
Wakefield Homes Report
Thank you to everyone who responded to the 2020 Homes for Wakefield housing survey. Here is the link to our…
Destination Wakefield
Wakefield has a huge amount to offer as a destination. There are many places to visit that maybe you haven’t…
Remembering World War I – The Links With Home
REMEMBERING WORLD WAR I – THE LINKS WITH HOME Picture postcards were the early twentieth century equivalent of today’s smart…
Just launched … Wakefield Youth Grant
Last month Focus Wakefield agreed a motion to use funds raised from Window on Wakefield advertising revenue to support youthful…
Early Wakefield Pioneers
Baigents – Edward Baigent arrived in Nelson and established a forestry and timber business, which survived well into the 20th century. Edward and Mary Ann were both involved with St John’s Anglican Church, which they helped build and sustain for 45 years. Their 7th child, Henry Baigent was a Nelson mayor for two terms.