Category: Gardens
Lighting of the Annual Christmas Tree – Floral Clock, Palmeira Square
Friday 1st December at 4.30pm is the lighting of the Annual Christmas Tree at the Floral Clock, Palmeira Square. Everyone Welcome
Help needed for Rose pruning and tulip planting – 1st Dec @ 2pm
Help needed for Rose pruning and tulip planting on Friday 1st December from 2.00pm. If you have a trowel or some garden tools to help please bring along. Any help big or small will be appreciated and continue to keep the gardens looking good.
1 PIECE OF RUBBISH
The Idea : We are all capable of picking up 1 Piece of Rubbish per day. For cleaner streets and cities and hopefully a cleaner area… Over to you !
FOPA Streetscape Summary Report – July to October 2017
Rory Connelly the FOPA streetscape committee member has been working hard to ensure that our Palmeira & Adelaide streetscape is enhanced and improved. Below is a summary of some of the key areas he has covered over the summer.
Stage 1 of Grade 2 retaining wall in Adelaide Crescent to be renovated
The Grade 2 structure in Adelaide Crescent, which dates back to the 1830s, will be renovated to restore some of its rare and unique features.
Composting closure
Following lengthy consultations about endemic problems at our composting facility it was, in the end, closed. Key problems were lack of volunteer support, unsuitability of the appliances provided and vermin infestation.
Compost News Issue 27 – Special Supplement
You will have read our unmissable Issue 27 – this is a brief supplement to bring you up to date
Compost News Issue 27
It’s about a month since the last Issue, No 26 – alas, it’s still cold outside daffodils seem unhappy. Tubs 1 and 2 are full, 3 is well on its way – soon we’ll have to take some action.
Compost News Issue 26
This brings you up to date in case you haven’t been since Christmas. Bins 1 and 2 are getting full, so soon we’ll start filling No 3. Bin 1 now sustains a happy population of fruit flies, in spite of the cold spell – so something good is happening inside.
