Recent Writing
From broadsheet print features and opinion pieces on sustainability and regenerative farming to magazine articles, book forewords and long-form editorial writing, explore a selection of Sarah’s recent work here.
Financial Times - 'Can gardens really save the world?'
The Spectator - 'The Great British Flower Revival'
The Times - 'How the experts make their gardens heatwave-proof'
Financial Times - 'Who are London’s parks for?'
Country & Town House - 'How Britain Is Learning To Live With Too Much (& Too Little) Water
Country Life - 'The modern farming festival is many things - but is it still for farmers?'
The Spectator - 'Organised crime is targeting artisanal food'
Country Life: 'A world with a toad hiding in your garage is richer than one without'
Financial Times - 'The rural estates harnessing the wellbeing pound — and paying it forward'
Country & Town House Magazine: 'Meet Pinky Laing, The Woman Behind Remnant Revolution'
Country Life Magazine - 'The thatched roof renaissance: How a dying craft got back on its feet'
Country Life - 'Were the soil a jungle, the worm would be its elephant': Why everything you thought about soil is probably wrong'
Financial Times - 'A memorial to Sycamore Gap — and other hopelessly lost trees'
Sarah Langford: Rooted Shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize 2023
Financial Times - 'Uncommon Ground — Patrick Galbraith’s nuanced take on the freedom to roam debate'