Thea Jeffreys
Digital Writer
Thea Jeffreys is the Digital Writer on YourHomeStyle.uk, and is passionate about all things home décor. When she’s not scouring the internet for budget-friendly homeware finds, you’ll find her writing about the latest interior trends and handy upcycling tricks.
Recent articles by Thea Jeffreys
How to make homemade dog treats
This dog treat recipe is quick and easy to make, and a safe, natural and healthy alternative for your pets.
How to make birdseed ornaments
For those who love watching garden birds, these inexpensive feeders will be a joy to hang around the garden. Here's our simple step-by-step guide on how to make a birdseed ornament
Best country houses to visit in the UK this Christmas
From majestic castles to grand country houses, here is a selection of the best country houses to visit in the UK this Christmas.
National Marine Week 2021: what's on and wildlife to spot
Explore Britain's spectacular coastline this summer and celebrate the wonderful seaside wildlife of our shores this National Marine Week. Here's our guide on the best activities and events to join.
How to double-dig a vegetable plot
If you want to grow vegetables but don't have an existing plot, you'll need to double dig to ensure it's weed free. Here's our step-by-step guide to double-digging a vegetable plot.
How to make a nestbox
These easy to make nestboxes are cheap to assemble, but will provide vital breeding site for garden birds. .
Get active: 200km of new running trails opened in UK's forests
Get active this autumn by exploring one of the new mixed terrain running trails now available in forests across the UK.
V is for View: mindfulness in nature
How getting outside and exploring beautiful views can help improve physical and mental wellbeing
Global Plastic Control mass litter pick aims to tackle the growing plastic crisis
Volunteers can take part in free activities across the UK and pay in the form of a ‘nature tax’ as part of a global plastic litter pick this World Clean-up Day.
Ellie Harrison: Let us lift up the true heroes of our countryside
Selfless wildlife protectors who dedicate their lives to conservation should be recognised, says Countryfile's Ellie Harrison
History of Britain's forests and woodlands: 100 years of the Forestry Commission
Founded in September 1919, the Forestry Commission began work to restore Britain's forests and woodlands that had been lost during the First World War. Celebrating its centenary year in 2019, our guide looks at the history of the UK's forests and woodlands, wildlife to spot and the best forests to visit.
Pair of rare Savi’s warblers nest in Wales for the first time
A pair of rare Savi’s warblers have nested in a nature reserve in Wales for the first time in history.
Young white storks released in West Sussex
A group of juvenile storks have been released in Sussex in an initiative that aims to restore populations of the species.
‘Human Swan’ set to fly from Scotland to West Africa
British conservationist and adventurer Sacha Dench will take to the skies on a motorised paraglider, to raise awareness of the plight of migratory birds and investigate plastic pollution
UK's forests celebrated in new Royal Mail stamps
A new nature-inspired stamp collection has been unveiled by the Royal Mail to help celebrate 100 years of the nation’s public forests and woodlands.
Summer heatwave boosts common blue butterfly population
Record-breaking summer weather has helped significantly increase numbers of the common blue butterfly, which has been struggling for the last 40 years, according to the latest figures.
How to build your own smoker
Making your own smoker is easy and a great way to add flavour to meat or fish.
How to make a flower press
Here's how to make your own flower press at home
How to make a sugar scrub
This simple sugar scrub recipe is environmentally friendly and makes the perfect homemade gift
How to create the perfect log fire
These five simple steps will create the perfect steady and cosy fire this winter
John Craven interview: life on TV and the British countryside
With over five decades on our screens, John Craven is one of Britain's most memorable faces. Here he talks about his heroes, his most dramatic experiences, and the impact of Brexit on British farming.
Hedgehog highways to protect endangered species
New government guidelines will work to protect endangered hedgehogs
Wildlife charity calls for volunteers to help record mammal sightings
A wildlife charity is calling for volunteers across Britain to record mammal sightings in a conservation effort
New routes for cyclists and walkers added to OS maps
National Cycle Network routes will now be available on Ordnance Survey maps