Dates for your Diary
Saturday 2 April - Annual Village Spring Clean - 10.30 am
Walthamstow Village in Bloom 2016 launches with the hugely enjoyable Annual Spring Clean! We will have a long list of jobs including litter-picking, painting street furniture and gardening. You can get stuck into these or tackle an area that's been bothering you. Please meet at the Village Square on the corner of Orford & Eden Roads at 10.30am in old clothes and sturdy shoes/boots. LBWF and the WVRA are supplying all equipment. A free picnic lunch for all volunteers will be held on Vestry Green, by the Museum, at 12.30. This event is lots of fun and suitable for all ages and abilities.
Tuesday 5 April - London in Bloom Seminar
This year Walthamstow Village will be hosting the prestigious annual London in Bloom entrants and judges' seminar at the Vestry House Museum; one of the activities is a mock judging around the Village to ensure everyone is working to a standard. It would be great if we could have some volunteers please to help us serve refreshments on the day - please contact Helen if you're available.
Saturday 16 April - 10.30 am we are holding a BIG DIG to plant the fruit trees, the tree-pits and the Village Square! Lots of volunteers of all ages and abilities are needed so please put the date in your diary.
Sunday 17 April - The Great Village Plant & Seed Swap at the Vestry House Museum 12-4pm
Please bring your excess seeds, plants and seedlings, terracotta pots, gardening books and magazines and swap them for something different. Horticultural experts will be on hand to identify plants and give advice. We will be joined by BEE17, our not-for-profit community bee-keeping project, selling Village honey and honey products in aid of Walthamstow Village in Bloom.
For more news, information and photos please search Facebook groups for Walthamstow Village in Bloom. Or email Helen: helen@walthamstowvillage.net
Many thanks for your ongoing support.
Best wishes,
Helen, Teresa, John, and Jakob
2016 Walthamstow Village in Bloom Team
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