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Join Hereford’s friendly Community Clean Up on the first Sunday of each month, meeting at 10.00am at the Westfaling Street Scout Hut in Whitecross. It’s an hour of gentle litter-picking, good company and a tidier patch to show for it. Gloves and pickers are provided – just bring yourself. Click here for details of other litter picks around the county. If there is one near you, why not get involved. If there isn’t one near you, find out how to organise one.
Last Friday, 21st August, Herefordshire Council published a new plan setting out how Herefordshire can protect and restore its natural environment. You can read Herefordshire Council’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy on the Council’s website. For more information, or to share a nature recovery project or idea, contact the Nature Recovery Team at NatureRecovery@herefordshire.gov.uk
August Bank Holiday weekend, 29th – 30th August sees the return of the Hereford Indie Food Festival with a line-up of great local food producers and a range of bands.
Throughout August, children in England can travel by bus for free! Children aged five to 15 are eligible for the free fares, and you don’t need to register – just hop on board and ask for a free ticket. Find out which bus operators are taking part in your area – most of them are. And as of the start of next year, all bus fares will be capped at £2.00
Growing Local hold a Community Day on the first Saturday of each month. The next one is Saturday 1st August. All Welcome!
Bartonsham Meadows in Hereford, run by Herefordshire Wildlife Trust, are now being grazed by a rare breed of cattle, echoing traditional management practices and encouraging wildlife. Click here to read the full article.
On Saturday 11th July, 12 noon – 3pm, HGN GOLD member, Growing Local, will be holding their Summer Celebration with stalls, farm tours, games including welly wanging and more.
From 13th – 18th July, 1.30pm – 6.30pm daily, Kate Gathercole, a long-time supporter and former steering group member of HGN, will be hosting an installation of her work upstairs at De Koffie Pot, in The Gallery. It is work that has grown out of a slow deep-listening dialogue she has been having with the lovely River Lugg and Lammas Meadows. Some of that conversation has been just her own, and some of it happened with a group of friends and singers in late May – singing with the River. Do go along and have a look.

