ANGEL FIELD MILLENNIUM GREEN
. Angel Field Millennium Green Trust. Winter 2018
The first sign of spring flowers opening - I just hope the Muntjac or rabbits don’t find them. There was some damage to fruit trees bark last year.
You will notice that there is a wide boundary around the green where the grass has been left rough. Hopefully this will provide a habitat for small mammals and then attract owls and other birds of prey. Please stick to the paths when possible.
Sadly we recently lost a founder member of the Millennium Green Trust, Geoff Beaumont. Without him and other determined villagers you wouldn’t be able to enjoy the open space in the centre of the village. If you enjoy it please help us preserve it.
We meet on the green the first Saturday of the month at 10 am or call 01553 810848.
Keith Leedell
The committee and helpers meet on the Green on the first Saturday of the month to assess the state of the plants and some maintenance. Help urgently needed nothing too strenuous and you can enjoy some fresh air. Just turn up at around 10am or contact Kate Carpenter on 01553 810381 or Keith Leedell on 01553 810848 if you want to be involved.
If you want to know more of the Gaywood valley conservation group visit their website http://www.gaywoodconservation.btck.co.uk/ or Contact John Hayes on jshys48@gmail.com
The first sign of spring flowers opening - I just hope the Muntjac or rabbits don’t find them. There was some damage to fruit trees bark last year.
You will notice that there is a wide boundary around the green where the grass has been left rough. Hopefully this will provide a habitat for small mammals and then attract owls and other birds of prey. Please stick to the paths when possible.
Sadly we recently lost a founder member of the Millennium Green Trust, Geoff Beaumont. Without him and other determined villagers you wouldn’t be able to enjoy the open space in the centre of the village. If you enjoy it please help us preserve it.
We meet on the green the first Saturday of the month at 10 am or call 01553 810848.
Keith Leedell
The committee and helpers meet on the Green on the first Saturday of the month to assess the state of the plants and some maintenance. Help urgently needed nothing too strenuous and you can enjoy some fresh air. Just turn up at around 10am or contact Kate Carpenter on 01553 810381 or Keith Leedell on 01553 810848 if you want to be involved.
If you want to know more of the Gaywood valley conservation group visit their website http://www.gaywoodconservation.btck.co.uk/ or Contact John Hayes on jshys48@gmail.com