Finding your way around GOT’s websites

Our old website (pre 2017) contained a very wide range of information – and we hope to emulate that on this new site. But to ease navigation we have split the website up into three themed sites. This one is our main site – you can read about the others below:

Our main website

This is the website you are looking at now. This has lots on information about what we do and how could you be involved.  The main content headings are given in the menu with green background above (below the logo).  These are:

Most have subheadings you can choose if you hover over the main heading.

Our specialist websites

Content from other parts of our old website is being re-presented in two ‘sister’ websites sections covering Fruit Varieties and Advice and Local Orchards.  These sister sites are being presented alongside the new main site – and are available via the links below.  These sites are being developed gradually.  Some information from the old site is available on these sites in an archive form, so do explore them if you need information.

Navigation

Primary navigation for each website (the main one and the specialist ones) is via the menu below the logo at the top of the page. This will be a bar across the page on a wide screen or a drop-down on a smaller screen or phone. The menu above the logo has short-cut links to the various specialist sites and back to the main site.

The Side-bar

The side-bar on the right will provide short-cuts and feeds to our blog, facebook, twitter feeds etc. The side-bar will be at the end of the page if you’re viewing this on a phone or tablet.

Our new logo

We have recently reviewed our logo, and in early 2017 were using some different variants across different parts of the website.

This one (left) is the one we have adopted from June 2017.

The OrchardMarketplace website

The old OrchardMarketplace website (formerly at orchardmarketplace.org.uk) and managed by GOT in association with the Orchard Network has been discontinued following a review of its usefulness.

Thoughts and comments on the website?

If you want to make suggestions for the website please send comments direct to Jonathan Briggs

For general enquiries about orchards and GOT please use our Contact page.

Sponsorship:

Creation of these websites is being supported by the Three Counties Traditional Orchards Project, which is a Heritage Lottery funded project.