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Improving green spaces and urban areas for the community and nature

Thu 29th Jan at 6:00pm
Help the foodbank in its aim: to meet the need for emergency and affordable food, and tackle the causes of poverty through harnessing the power of community
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Cambridge Report written by Catherine
Another cold one this morning at Fulbourn Hospital parkrun, but people weren't deterred and there were an amazing 173 finishers 🙌
It was an early one for Harriet, who was run director for the first time and out course checking at 7:30! She did a brilliant job delivering a clear briefing and making sure all was running smoothly. Well done 🎉
I was timing and couldn't feel my fingers by the end, which didn't help for token sorting afterwards.
As always, we finished the morning by heading to the cafe to warm up.
Sat 10th Jan at 4:44pm
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Sat 10th Jan at 4:45pm
Thank you so much for volunteering, Catherine. You did a great job timekeeping in such difficult conditions.
Sat 10th Jan at 6:52pm
Always fun at Fulbourn! Well done again for smashing your first time as Run Director 🙌
Thu 22nd Jan at 6:00pm
Improving green spaces and urban areas for the community and nature
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Improving green spaces and urban areas for the community and nature
Read moreWed 7th Jan at 9:30am
Cambridge Report written by Catherine
We lichen winter pruning at Margaret Wright Community Orchard.
Our second year joining the Abbey People team to prune the apple trees. Getting it right now will result in a healthier, more bountiful crop in the summer 🍎
Each cycling to the task, taking extra care on the icy roads, Harriet, Nick and I met at the orchard. Nick brought extra energy and positivity for a cold January morning ✨
We had an introduction from Leo, whose passion and knowledge inspired us all to get going! We learned how to prune effectively to ensure the tree grows in the most efficient shape, energy is directed to productive areas, and so that the tree looks nice (aesthetics are important too!). We learned about tip pruning of younger plants and using thinning cuts on more established trees to ensure there is enough light getting to the buds.
We got to it, finding the outward-facing buds and chopping, as well as removing water shoots (new, non-fruiting shoots), which prevents energy being wasted on growth where it's not needed.
It was a cold one today, so extra kudos for GoodGymers who showed up to start January strong 🙌
Fri 23rd Jan at 12:00pm
World's largest garden wildlife survey supporting RSPB conservation
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