Issue 17
Wed 1st May free 10 am -June. Art exhibition at The Mill e17 “Walthamstow Marshes”.
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Sat 4th May 10-3pm Plants for sale. Hornbeam Centre e17
Organiclea has hand-raised seedlings to help you get ahead in the garden this late-arriving Spring, at the market stall.
noon-4pm Plants for sale
At Hawkwood Nursery (Hawkwood Crescent, Chingford).
Sun 5th May free 5am-7am Lloyd Park dawn walk Dawn Chorus Walk and Breakfast. Meeting at the Forest Road gate entrance.
- Contact
- Rachel Hoyes r.hoyes@tcv.org.uk
“Enjoy a magical early morning stroll in the park and hear the birds singing their dawn chorus. Learn how to identify different bird calls then enjoy a light breakfast. Meet 5:00am at Forest Road Gate, we know it is an early start but specialist Peter Beckenham assures us it’s the best time. It will be an hour’s walk followed by a relaxing breakfast with plenty of time for questions.”
free 2.15-4.30pm Beating the Bounds
“Walk around the ancient bounds of Leyton Marsh former Lammas Lands; meet at the Ice Centre Car Park, Lea Bridge Road. Free event organised by the New Lammas Lands Defence Committee. For more information contact, Cath.rasbash@bloomsbury.com.”
Tues 7th May free to join in. 9-11am.Queens Road Cemetery Wildflower meadow planting
Waltham Forest Friends of the Earth and Friends of Queens Road Cemetery are teaming up to plant a wildflower meadow. Walthamstow (Queens Road) Cemetery, Queens Road, Walthamstow, E17 8QP Contact Tom on hovis21@gmail.com or 020 7566 1673, or just turn up on the day.
