We are delighted to share that Sustainable Hayfield were recently the proud runners up in the Crompton and Woodcock Award 2024, in recognition of "Your Outstanding Contribution to the Community". Awarded by High Peak CVS
How can our community best respond to the challenges of Climate Change to create a more sustainable future for our children?
Hayfield Biodiversity Group are delighted to announce that we have managed to obtain grant funding from the government's Species Survival Fund, administered by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, to carry out some woodland restoration works in Bluebell Wood, off the Sett Valley Trail. It is over 20 years since initial woodland improvement and accessibility work was carried out and it has developed into the popular Local Nature Reserve we have today. Over time, however, the path has degraded and the abundance and range of species in the wood has declined. In particular, there are significantly fewer native bluebells in recent years. Over the course of the winter, we will, in conjunction with Derbyshire County Council's Countryside Service, restore sections of the path and carry out some woodland management work. This will include selective thinning of trees, part-removal of invasive brambles, creation of dead-wood fences, log piles, etc. More details in the coming weeks, but there is plenty of opportunity for the community to help out with the various tasks, so watch this space!
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It promises to be busier than ever, with juicing and apple tasting taking centre stage, complimented by the usual craft stalls, home made refreshments by Sett Valley cafe and our own Apple cafe, High Peak cider, music and a bit of apple fun.
We are also really excited to have The Tent people join us for the first time this year with their "Apple Arena" and Apple Olympics!
We are also delighted to be holding another clothes swap (run by Alex from Sewing Bee fame) and hosting another rendition of the Apple Day Mummers play from Hayfield Mummers Society.
Above all, it is a celebration of our local orchard, and a reminder as to how delicious the apples all around us taste, and that we should use them and not let them go to waste!
For full details of the attractions on day, please click here, and for a program of key event timings click here! For people travelling from outside of Hayfield, we encourage you to avoid travelling by car if you can. Details of public transport options can be found via the QR code below..#TaketheBus
SUSTAINABLE HAYFIELD PROUDLY PRESENT THEIR AGM FOR 2024 ON SEPTEMBER 19th AT ST MATTHEWS CHURCH...............
Biodiversity - sub treasurer report
We are delighted to share that Sustainable Hayfield were recently the p roud runners up in the Crompton and Woodcock Award 2024, in recog...