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‘How to’ video - Preparing for winter

PUBLISHED: 11:27 14 November 2011 | UPDATED: 11:33 21 December 2011

Martin Gurdon

Martin Gurdon

Archant

Number 7 in our series looks at preparing for winter

Number 7:

Winter preparation

How to prepare for the on-set of cold weather

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