Category: Travel

• Making Christmas More Meaningful: Simple Traditions, Less Waste & Proper Family Time

  

  If Christmas usually leaves you knee-deep in wrapping paper and family chaos, this guide is for you. Explore easy ways to make the season more meaningful — with homemade touches, thoughtful gifting, peaceful get-togethers and cosy winter outings the whole family can enjoy.

  Alison Little

  05.12.2025

  Arts and Culture, Education & Learning, Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Travel

  Christmas gifting tips, Christmas planning, Christmas traditions, Christmas wellbeing, Eco-friendly holidays, Family Christmas ideas, Homemade decorations, Meaningful Christmas, Sustainable Christmas, Winter activities UK

• 10 Environmental Pledges for a Greener Future: alisonlittle.blog Commitment Beyond COP 30

  

  Discover Alison Little’s 10 powerful environmental pledges designed to inspire greener living after COP. From ditching wasteful coffee pods to promoting sustainable fashion, local makers, Eco-friendly travel, natural beauty, and conscious digital habits, this article offers practical ways to live lightly and love the planet. Dive into simple, meaningful changes that support a more sustainable…

  Alison Little

  21.11.2025

  Arts and Culture, Business & Finance, Fashion & Beauty, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  climate action, eco-friendly lifestyle, ethical fashion, green travel, natural beauty, plastic-free living, refurbished tech, sustainable fitness, sustainable living, zero waste tips

• Rivers of Poppies at Christ Church United Reformed Church, Port Sunlight: A Stunning Tribute of Remembrance

  

  A breathtaking River of Poppies now cascades from the tower of Christ Church United Reformed Church in Port Sunlight. Created by local knitters, community groups, and Green Watch from Bromborough Fire Station, the installation honours those who served and sacrificed, symbolising remembrance, unity, and the enduring spirit of the village.

  Alison Little

  07.11.2025

  Arts and Culture, Education & Learning, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  Armistice Day service, Bromborough Fire Station, Christ Church United Reformed Church, Community art project, Green Watch, Handmade poppies, Port Sunlight history, Port Sunlight poppy installation, Remembrance Day 2025, River of Poppies, William Lever

• Orrest Head Walk: A Family-Friendly Windermere Viewpoint with 360° Lake District Views

  

  Discover Orrest Head, one of Windermere’s most family-friendly walks with stunning 360° Lake District views. This short circular route through Elleray Wood is perfect for prams, wheelchairs, and all ages. Follow in Wainwright’s footsteps and enjoy art, nature, and panoramic photo moments at the top.

  Alison Little

  24.10.2025

  Arts and Culture, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Travel

  Accessible walks Lake District, adventure, Elleray Wood, family-friendly walk Lake District, hiking, Lake District, Lake District walks with kids, nature, Orrest Head, Orrest Head viewpoint, Panoramic views, Things to do in Windermere, Travel, Wainwright Walk, Windermere walk

• Is Windermere Suffering from Overtourism?

  

  Windermere may be the jewel of the Lake District, but is it being loved to death? From crowded viewpoints at Orrest Head to noisy beaches and endless queues, overtourism is reshaping the landscape. Here’s a personal reflection on the pressures facing Windermere—and how visitors can travel more sustainably.

  Alison Little

  29.08.2025

  Business & Finance, Lifestyle, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, Hag Wood, Lake District, Lake Windermere, Orrest Head, Overtourism, Responsible tourism, Sustainable travel, Tourism tax, Travel reflections, UNESCO World Heritage, Visitor economy, Where to stay in the Lake District