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Plant Baby Plant!! On Tuesday 4.3.25 we finished the spectacular planting at St Gregory’s primary school in Lydiate which is our second planting site this tree planting season, planting 1064 mixed wildlife friendly hedge tree whips alongside three perimeters and 402 mixed woodland trees in 3 copse areas, totalling 1466 trees, undertaken on the 17,
After Friday’s (21.2.25) unprecedented three-hour local volunteer engagement the momentum was continued when we were joined on Saturday (22.2.25) for two hours by the most enthusiastic, environmentally conscious and inspiring local Scout group. The 16 scouts and their leaders worked wonders for the good of our community and precious environment. They cheerfully achieved the following
We would like to convey a massive thank you to every special individual from the countless amount of people who attended our large tree planting event at Rowlands Dell on Friday (21.2.25). The Inland Revenue (30 plus) and the NHS property services (10 plus) teams dedicated their corporate social value time and a daunting amount
Throughout 2024, the Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) have undertaken Maghull’s biggest ever environmental cleanup (removed 267 bin bags of litter and 25 tons of debris) and obtained its largest funding for disabled access (£80,000), at Rowlands Dell (adjacent to the Hare and Hounds Pub) to make an accessible safe NHS health and wellness
Throughout 2024, the Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) have undertaken Maghull’s biggest ever environmental cleanup (removed 267 bin bags of litter and 25 tons of debris) and obtained its largest funding for disabled access (£80,000), at Rowlands Dell (adjacent to the Hare and Hounds Pub) to make an accessible safe NHS health and wellness
Paul and Harry Richards (Tree Surgeons) kindly responded, on their day off, to our appeal for logs and wood chip at Maghull’s largest environmental project (NHS/FOMD Rowlands Dell health and wellness project - adjacent to the Hare & Hounds Pub). On Sunday, they provided three tons of woodchip (with even more to come later) to
The Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) would be immensely grateful if there are any local tree surgeons who could provide various sizes of logs that could be cut down to fit in and around an archway. The FOMD volunteers with huge community support have worked tirelessly every day to transform Rowlands Dell resulting in
https://youtu.be/duExapohCDo In 2024/25, the Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) in partnership with the NHS Landowners have undertaken Maghull's (Liverpool suburb) largest ever environmental cleanup and have obtained its largest green investment through a NHS health and wellness grant for accessible hard landscaping features. We are now seeking support to repopulate Rowlands Dell (between Medical
Huge Thanks to the following for helping make such a positive difference to our community this week: Thank you to Jackie for kindly donating a hydrangea and small Christmas tree. Thank you to Carol who kindly donated a hydrangea, golden dwarf conifer, margarita and geraniums. Thank you Leigh who donated and dropped off a Holly
