The Friends of William Clarke Park is a not-for-profit community organisation with a mission to improve a small green space (also known as ‘The Patch’) situated in the Hanover and Elm Grove ward of Brighton and Hove and promote it … Continue reading →
The Wild Flower Conservation Society (WFCS) is a not-for-profit, volunteer-led group based in Stanmer Park. It is dedicated to the conservation and propagation of our native wildflowers, with a particular focus on chalk grassland species. It does this by gathering, … Continue reading →
We promote and protect Westdene Green as a multipurpose community space and bring people together through events and community action. At The Barn on the Green we aim to help build a more connected community by creating a focal point … Continue reading →
A group of volunteers who concern themselves with all aspects of looking after Waterhall Valley and Downland. Winter sheep grazing helps maintain sections of the conservation area and bramble and scrub clearance enable paths to be kept open. Native tree … Continue reading →
We are a voluntary group keen to involve our local community in maintaining a park that everyone can enjoy and be proud of.
Continue reading →Three Cornered Copse is a triangle of partly wooded downland that separates the residential streets of Woodland Drive and Woodland Avenue in Hove. The group meet together regularly to keep it beautiful for the love of it.
Continue reading →We are a warm and welcoming group dedicated to the well being of our lovely local park in Hove.
Continue reading →The Stanmer Preservation Society was founded in 1971 and is a charity committed to improving, protecting and preserving the village of Stanmer and its environment for the benefit of the public. Stanmer has recently been successful in winning Heritage Lottery … Continue reading →
The garden was created in 2013 when Cleveland Road was narrowed. We grow flowers, wildflowers, vegetables, herbs, soft fruits and apples. We meet on Thursdays between 9 and 11.30am.
Continue reading →Every Thursday morning we come together to manage the churchyard and adjacent wildlife area in a sustainable manner. Encouraging wild flowers and wild life.
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