For those interested in working behind the counter, we will run regular half hour training sessions on working the till and SumUp. It would be really helpful to have a team of people on standby for when our regular volunteers are on holiday, or at another event. The first training session will be 12.30 –…Continue Reading “Till Training Sunday 24 August”
Summary The annual survey ran throughout June 2025. Following poor take up of the print version in 2024, this year it was online only. We received 66 responses (63 in 2024). We are very grateful to everyone who took part, and especially those who took the time to critique the organisation and its activities. Many…Continue Reading “LHS Annual Survey 2025 – results”
Are you interested in joining a new wildlife gardening group within LHS to share and support your activities? Czech Conroy talked to us in May about the importance of biodiversity and the vital role gardeners can play, especially in urban areas. He has now volunteered to set up a members’ wildlife gardening group with us….Continue Reading “New LHS Wildlife Gardening Group”
“The BGD is when we celebrate local action on climate change protecting nature and the environment and being more sustainable in our everyday lives.” Come and visit us at this free annual community event. We will have a stall where you can ask us about gardening and horticulture, including houseplants. The BGD will be celebrating…Continue Reading “Big Green Day”
Wednesday 23 July 8pm The Old Library Speaker: Alice McCabe Join us for our July talk with Alice McCabe as she introduces us to Japanese Bamboo fence making. Including its potential for structural application in large scale floral design. Alice trained in Japan, sponsored by an RHS travel bursary, the Japanese Garden Society and the Daiwa…Continue Reading “WEDNESDAY 23 JULY: FREE TALK ON JAPANESE BAMBOO FENCE MAKING”