My Mother's Diaries
Friends & Supporters of My Mother’s Diaries
My Mother’s Diaries is fortunate to be supported by a number of local businesses and organisations who share our enthusiasm for preserving the stories, memories and history of Hiltonbury Farm and the wider Chandler’s Ford community. Their support helps us continue bringing these remarkable diaries to life through the podcast, website and local events. I am extremely grateful to each of them for being part of the My Mother’s Diaries story.
Sienna Home Care has supported My Mother’s Diaries from the early days and has become an important part of the story. Their team provides caring, flexible home support for people and families in the local area, with an emphasis on kindness, reliability and adapting care around individual needs. I am very grateful for their encouragement and support of My Mother’s Diaries.
SIENNA HOME CARE
Chandlers Ford Service Centre is another valued supporter of My Mother’s Diaries. As a local business serving the Chandler’s Ford community, their support helps us continue sharing the stories, memories and history of Hiltonbury Farm with a wider audience. I am very grateful for their encouragement and for being part of the My Mother’s Diaries journey.
Chandler's Ford Service Center
The Barbershop
The Barber Shop is a valued local supporter of My Mother’s Diaries and part of the Chandler’s Ford community that has helped encourage the project as it has grown. Their support helps us continue sharing the memories, stories and history of Hiltonbury Farm with new listeners and readers. I am very grateful for their backing and for being part of the My Mother’s Diaries journey.
The Hiltonbury Farmhouse
Hiltonbury Farmhouse holds a very special place in the story of My Mother’s Diaries. It was at the heart of family life at Hiltonbury Farm and appears again and again in my mother’s diaries as the place where family, friends, neighbours and visitors gathered. Today, its support for My Mother’s Diaries helps preserve and share the memories connected with the house, the farm and the wider Chandler’s Ford community. I am especially grateful for their support of a project so closely linked to Hiltonbury itself.