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Henleaze, Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym. The Agenda and Papers will be published here approximately 10 days before the Meeting.
Your local nature conservation group. Where is the reserve? What to look out for. Change to February Task Day. Spring Coffee Morning and AGM. THE HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, NORTH ROAD, LANCING. SPRING COFFEE MORNING AND AGM-colour poster. Some of the Violets in the woodland pathways.
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Sustainable Westbury on Trym using less, living more. Apple Pressing Saturday 18 October at Falcondale Road Allotments. Tuesday, 14th October 2014. SusWoT will be at the National Trust apple pressing event which runs from 11am to 3pm. We will also be showing off one of our wormeries and selling overwintering broad beans seeds very cheap to plant in the next month. For more information please email Nicole at nicole. Monday, 25th August 2014.
Wildlife in and around the city of Bristol. Are present in the same area. To listen to a recording of the Uskmouth bird by Darryl Spittle. This entry was posted in Birds. Fly Orchids in the Avon Gorge.
When we go on holiday I always like to draw up a few lists. To our surprise the church yard was planted with sub-tropical plants! .
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Friends of Badocks Wood. A hidden haven for wildlife. Our latest newsletter can be found here. The previous newsletter is here. Welcome to the Friends of Badocks Wood. The site has been in the care of Bristol City Council since 1937, when it was given to the City by a local industrialist, as an area of open space for the enjoyment of local people. The local industrialist was Sir Stanley Badock, hence the adoption of the name Badocks Wood for the site. He died in 1945. Location of Badocks Wood.CONTENT
This site fobw.org.uk states the following, "A hidden haven for wildlife." We noticed that the website also said " Our latest newsletter can be found here." It also stated " The previous newsletter is here. Welcome to the Friends of Badocks Wood. The site has been in the care of Bristol City Council since 1937, when it was given to the City by a local industrialist, as an area of open space for the enjoyment of local people. The local industrialist was Sir Stanley Badock, hence the adoption of the name Badocks Wood for the site." The header had Bristol as the highest ranking keyword. It was followed by Westbury on Trym and Southmead which isn't as ranked as highly as Bristol.SEEK MORE WEBSITES
Monday, October 18, 2010. This is it, my last week. We will finish this out in style. I hope you are all ready for hell week. Personally I am a little scared. Sunday, October 10, 2010. Saturday, October 9, 2010.