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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
Huge Thanks to the following for helping make such a positive difference to our community: Thank you to Chloe, Alex & family (pictured) who kindly donated a pampas grass and two golden Cupressus conifers from their front garden that we planted alongside the new upper path at Rowlands Dell, to make attractive evergreen additions, whilst
Army veteran Karl has received incredible support and kindness from Parkhaven Trust to realise his ambition to create an apiary (Bee keeping hives) in the trust grounds. Karl retired from the army some years ago and has overcome many challenges, and after gaining considerable beekeeping experience, now wants to give support to others by creating
The Friends of Maghull & District’s (FOMD) latest project of many, at the NHS Rowlands Health and Wellness Dell (adjacent to the Hare & Hounds Pub) has involved Maghull’s biggest ever volunteer cleanup and green investment, but now needs donations of hundreds of woodland shrubs and shrub funding, during the dormant winter period, which is
The Friends of Maghull & District’s (FOMD) latest project of many, at the NHS Rowlands Health and Wellness Dell (adjacent has involved Maghull’s biggest ever volunteer cleanup and green investment. The final stage is now the most exciting which is focusing on repopulating the Dell with woodland themed plants. Although we are applying for suitable
The Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) returned to St Gregory’s Primary School (Lydiate) on Wednesday (22.1.25) and completed the planting of a 950-tree hawthorn hedge on two sides of the huge playing field amounting to about 178 m, as part of a massive local FOMD tree planting initiative. The incredible volunteers listed below turned
Huge Thanks Community Trees). Following the Friends of Maghull & District’s (FOMD) ongoing appeal for cash and woodland plant donations, we were delighted to gratefully receive a stunning pine tree and a small potted oak, from local residents - Pauline and her husband Geoff (new and dedicated Maghull North train station volunteers). We are also
Our expectations were surpassed last Friday (17.1.25) when we spent the day at St Gregory’s Primary School. The Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) organised the first of two tree planting days at St Gregory’s Primary School. We had hoped to plant 570 of the 950 trees we took and amazingly achieved 800! We had
Following the Friends of Maghull & District’s (FOMD) ongoing appeal for cash and woodland plant donations, we were honoured to recently receive some very precious donations from some wonderfully friendly local residents (pictured before and after planting at Rowlands Dell): George, kindly donated a potted pine tree that he and his late wife bought at
