The volunteering team meet at the Lutyens designed garden of The Grange on the 3rd Thursday of every month. They welcome gardeners across the spectrum of knowledge, from none to lots and provide tools and refreshments. Starts at 10.30 finishes … Continue reading →
Our aim is to protect, conserve and enhance Surrenden Field as a place of freedom, recreation and enjoyment for the long-term benefit of all sections of the local community.
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 10 am and 12 noon.
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.
Continue reading →A happy band of community gardeners meet weekly to help maintain and enhance the green spaces around St Nicholas’ church in central Brighton, working mainly in the Rest Garden, children’s community garden and memorial garden in the main churchyard.
Continue reading →We aim to promote the preservation, restoration and improvement of St Ann‚Äôs Well Gardens for the education and benefit of the public. By associating the local authority and local community in a common effort to improve social welfare for recreation … Continue reading →
Special Branch Tree Nursery, founded in 1997, is a voluntary nature conservation group, raising native tree and hedgerow shrubs from locally sourced seeds for nearby environmental projects. We meet every Friday at Stanmer Organics.
Continue reading →The group is working to improve Sheepcote Valley‚Äôs social and environmental aspects. We are tree planting, step-building, litter picking, pond clearing and creating walkways.
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