Thursday, 2 July 2015

Summer Newsletter

In The Summer Newsletter...
  • AGM & Ethical Finance Event
  • View from the Chair
  • Here’s To The Sun!
  • Waste Work
  • Community Share Offer Success
  • Green Flag, Green Endeavours
  • Library Garden Update
  • Hayfield Produce Show
  • News You’ve Missed?
  • Contact Us
  • Our Committee
  • Upcoming Events
Please click 'here' to download your copy of our summer 2015 newsletter, bringing you up to date with local activities, wider developments and events to come.

Saturday, 11 April 2015

Support Sustainable Transport Locally

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Spring Newsletter

In The Spring Newsletter...
  • General Election Hustings
  • From The Chair
  • Great News For Minibus Appeal
  • The Big Picture
  • Library Garden Update
  • On Whales
  • Working On Waste
  • Enterprise In Energy
  • Good News You’ve Missed?
  • School Successes
  • Contact Us
  • Our Committee
  • Upcoming Events

Please click 'here' to download your copy of our spring 2015 newsletter, bringing you up to date with local activities, wider developments and events to come.

There's great news about prospects for funding of a second community minibus, and how you can help. There's also scope to get involved at the Library Garden April 19th. And we'd particularly welcome your attendance (and maybe even your question(s) in advance!) for Hayfield's own General Election Hustings which we're hosting April 29th. But, of course, we welcome seeing you at any activity and your response to invitations extended throughout the newsletter. See you soon, hopefully!

Saturday, 10 January 2015

Winter Newsletter - and a chance for you!

In The Winter Newsletter...
  • New Year’s Resolutions
  • Chair’s Words
  • Supporting Hayfield’s Minibus
  • Xmas Past
  • Platt’s Wood
  • Good - & Not So Good - News
  • Fun Quiz: What D’Ya Know?
  • Energy Initiatives
  • Wind Turbines - Close & Personal
  • Library Garden News
  • Food For Thought
  • Working On Waste
  • School Eco Work
  • Upcoming Events

Please click 'here' to download your copy of our winter 2015 newsletter, bringing you up to date with local activities, wider developments and events to come.

Please take a particular look at how you can influence the shape of local sustainable transport, supporting the further development of the village's community minibus service. Let us have your views - see pages 2 and 3 of the newsletter.

Thursday, 4 December 2014

Make local history - Platt's Wood Project Saturday 6th December


 
Could you help make local history this weekend - through just an hour or two of your time?
 
Through the Platt's Wood Project, descendants of the local Platt family are creating a community woodland of 5 acres that we can all use for generations to come: a real act of generosity towards and for the local community. And this Saturday, 6th December, there a mass planting of 1,400 trees scheduled at the site at the end of Oaks Avenue, off Ridge Top Lane  (SK22 2JU for those from a little further afield). And they're inviting us all to help get the project off to a great start.

The aim is to develop a woodland for community use, which includes shaded and open areas, biodiversity, a wildflower meadow, paths and seating which we and our descendants can enjoy for decades to come. Can you be part of this mass planting and be able to say 'I helped plant that woodland'?

The activity runs from 10.00 'til 4.00 o'clock. Go along at any time. Bring a spade and, obviously, sturdy, warm clothes (the forecast is cool but dry). There'll be free hot drinks, cakes and snacks to help sustain you. Everyone will be very welcome, children especially (they'll be the long tem beneficiaries). Sustainable Hayfield is supporting this great local project, of potential benefit to us all. We hope you can give a little of your time to help 'launch' our new local wood. 
 
Click 'here' to view a poster with the details.

Thanks very much
 
Laurie James

for Sustainable Hayfield

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