I am a retired Biologist. I help run Windsor Horse Rangers which takes a lot of my time. I am keen to use my weekday spare time to volunteer
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Windsor and Maidenhead
📍41 Braywick Road SL6 1DX
Help Braywick Heath Nursery prepare for a bumper Summer

Fri 14th Nov at 9:30am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Karen Meade
Sheila K and Karen attended the Baby Bank today on the regular Friday slot. They helped unload some donations from cars and sort donations of Christmas gift bags containing new pyjamas, a book and a selection box which will be given out to needy children next month. Sheila helped take the bags of unwanted clothes down to a van for recycling before joining Karen doing the second checks of donated clothing.
Sat 15th Nov at 12:27pm
Thanks for the report Karen.
Mon 17th Nov at 2:50pm
Wonderful work! x
Fri 28th Nov at 9:30am
Fri 21st Nov at 9:30am
Fri 14th Nov at 9:30am
Tue 4th Nov at 10:00am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Karen and Sheila were delighted to be joined at Braywick Heath Nurseries by Bejay who was doing a spot of GoodGym touristing all the way from Ruislip. Our task today was all about moving plants around - putting the best ones on display for sale, particularly those for the authmn/winter season. We all got loads of steps in, moving the plants from the glasshouses to the outside sales area to tempt the customers. It was great to meet Bejay - do come and join us again!
Thu 6th Nov at 7:00pm
Fri 31st Oct at 2:00pm
Ms M would like to see her garden ready for the winter. This will positively impact on her mental well being.
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Tue 4th Nov at 10:00am
Fri 17th Oct at 9:30am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Carol, Karen, Jane and Sheila all volunteered at the Baby Bank this morning. After settling into our normal routine of checking clothes and filling up the referral boxes from the overflow bags, the recycling van arrived to collect all of the textiles that had not passed the quality check. Fun was had forming a human chain to move the bin bags from upstairs, rolling them down the stairs and into the van. Sheila left the others to it, to join another volunteer to collect donations from a collection point in the shopping centre in Slough. What was supposed to be donated second hand uniform turned out to be a huge bin full of any old rubbish that people felt like putting on there - including dirty and damaged clothing, old curtains, a frying pan, household bills, drinks cans and even a bag of wet nappies. Yuk! We recovered very little that we could use, and an estate car full of bags for the tip and the textiles recyclers. Live and learn!
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