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The creation of a beautiful wildflower meadow for the Hospital and local community

Sat 17th Jan at 10:30am
The creation of a beautiful wildflower meadow for the Hospital and local community
Read moreFri 16th Jan at 8:00am
Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)
Fantastic Friday Farm Frolics
Edges edged, raking raked, chatting chatted.
Tue 10th Feb at 6:20pm
Fri 16th Jan at 8:00am
Tue 13th Jan at 6:20pm
Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)
More January to get through but lucky for us we have GoodGym Bristol to see us through - hopefully the only Group Run of the month with an outside task and the weather was KIND!
We were tasked with beautifying (OK, clearing the litter from) the areas around Redcliffe Nursery School/Children's Centre which gets a lorra litter (in a Cilla Black voice). We were only challenged by one local but mainly he was seeing if we were looking for a cat. No riot Police at all this time.
Working around the school, we also reported the flytip that Bristol Waste have since said is on private land (despite being at the back of the school, an emergency exit from the Council tower block and just off the road), excitingly across the Banana Bridge (sooo yellow (in a Sinita voice)) and tidily along the side of the river, finally finding Frances.
One more pile of flytip reported, we tied up the bags, stashed the litter-picking kit, washed our hands and headed for burgers at Three Brothers, lovely as always with the addition of a game of Mayo Top Trumps and league table of scores from the NHS Healthy Choices quiz which goes to show that 10/10 is achievable!
Mon 12th Jan at 10:00am
Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)
Fabulous progress in the Battle of the Bramble at Brunswick with Mark joining for his first visit.
Knowing his prowess with a saw at Ashton Court, he set to on a mahonia and buddleia to reduce the height and dragged his “clippings” to the growing pile of green waste for the gardeners to collect.
We also made progress on paths, de-butter cupping and chopping back some of the smaller tall grasses.
2026 is looking good in the cemetery!
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