A "magical" barn that is hundreds of years old has been given a new lease of life for generations to enjoy.
Ann and Graham Lund moved to a 40-acre farm in Halewood in 1981 where they became arable farmers. After opening a small farm shop, the married couple soon produced anything from potatoes and cauliflowers to wheat, turkey and lambs and Yew Tree Farm has remained in the family ever since.
Over the years, the farm, on Lower Road, has appeared to grow from strength to strength and is now a "vital" part of Halewood, known as a "hidden gem tucked away in the village". For sisters Rachel Maskell, 40, and Katie Wilkes, 37, it has become more than their home. Speaking to the ECHO, Katie said: "We had an amazing childhood growing up at Yew Tree Farm which is why we have both gravitated back to it."
