Country Life

Good week for

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Green opera

Glyndebour­ne is celebratin­g 10 years since installing its wind turbine, the first of any UK Arts organisati­on to do so. It produces 100% of the electricit­y used by the venue, reducing emissions by 83%

Puppies

The largest litter in Guide Dogs history has been born— a 16-strong German shepherd-golden retriever mix with exactly the right combinatio­n of loyalty and friendline­ss, says the charity

Head’s up

The replica skull of Elizabeth Johnson, the last woman to be hanged at York’s Tyburn in 1800, was stolen from the 16th-century Golden Fleece pub in York—which apparently, she used to frequent— in the early hours of New Year’s Day and returned last week, together with a letter of apology from the thief

Back to the future

For the first time in 200 years, a 16th-century Veronese altarpiece will return to the Italian chapel for which it was created—virtually, that is. Tickets for the free digital exhibition can be bought from www.nationalga­llery.org.uk from the end of this month

Glorious views

After a 12-year campaign by an 80-year-old local, a footpath offering panoramic views of the Dorset coast at Preston, near Weymouth, has finally been re-opened

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