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Saturday 5th May 2012, 10am-2pm Hollingdean Community Centre
Free Entry
Swap all your plants / seeds / cuttings / seedlings for free! Nothing to bring? – don’t worry, come anyway. We expect to have plenty of spare plants. Or pop in for tea/coffee and mingle and meet new people.
Plant contributions will be gratefully received at 14 Uplands Road between 28th April and 4th May – or bring them with you to Hollingdean Community Centre on 5th May. Please label all contributions. Questions? E-mail, text or phone Daniel M: 07944 414391 E: goodhandd@hotmail.co.uk
Budget Bites, run by Food Matters is a four week course giving you the opportunity to learn how to cook from scratch, using low cost groceries to create meals and snacks that are affordable, healthy and appetizing.
The course runs at Hollingdean Community Centre starting Monday 28th November. More information on the Community Centre website.
The council’s Family Information Service (FIS) has published a ‘Holiday Fun’ events list packed with information about activities and events for families during half term.
The FIS team provides regular updates on services and activities for the school holidays for families. To subscribe to Family Information News, you can sign up on the council website.
If you have any questions or would like more information please contact the FIS team on familyinfo@brighton-hove.gov.uk or by phone on 01273 293545.
Over £4million has been won by the city council to improve one of Brighton’s busiest roads and cut congestion. Lewes Road is also amongst the worst areas for air quality in the city. The funding will enable the council to tackle some of the difficulties experienced by those using this route in and out of the city.
There will be an exhibition about proposed transport improvements in the area held at the Hollingdean Community Centre for the week commencing 7 November. Council staff will be on site on Friday 11 November 2pm – 8pm and Saturday 12 November 10am -4pm to talk with people about their views on proposals.
You can download an overview statement (PDF).
Further details can be found at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/lewesroad. Alternatively you can contact the LSTF Project manager Robin Reed at robin.reed@brighton-hove.gov.uk
Saturday October 8th – FRISTON FOREST RALLY & RAMBLE AGAINST FORESTRY privatisation. We will join the Ramblers, Action for Access and Keep Our Forests Public for this walk, which will be a totally different route to our previous Friston Forest walk. 11am meet up.
For any more info, please get in touch with Kim on 235580 or email action4access@gmail.com
Brighton & Hove City Council in partnership with NHS Brighton & Hove is reviewing plans for sport and physical activity in the city and would like you to hear your views.
For your chance to help shape services and your chance to win please go to our on-line survey. If you would like to request a hard copy of the survey please email us on sports.info@brighton-hove.gov.uk or call 01273 29272.
You can download the poster for the survey.
(Complete this survey to be entered into a prize draw to win a 3 month full membership across the six public leisure centres operated by Freedom Leisure! The draw will take place on Wednesday 4 January 2012).
Saturday Sept 17th – Discover the Downs on your Doorstep
Meet 12pm, east side of Moulsecoomb station (Crespin Way). Walk is 5-6 miles long with a few steep slopes en route.
Our most urban walk to date, exploring the familiar and not so familiar parts of OUR downland – the hills surrounding Hollingdean, Moulsecoomb and Bevendean. We will take in the archaeology and stunning views of the ancient Hollingbury Hill Fort, as well as the controversial scrub clearance at Moulsecoomb Wild Park. We will then explore areas of Access Land little known even to many local residents: the secluded Hog Plantation, only a stone’s throw from Falmer Academy/BACA, and the extensive flower-rich grasslands of the Bevendean Valleysides. Discover the hidden treasures in your backyard!
Open to ALL Hollingdean residents free of charge.
Saturday 6th August- Saltdean’s coast and downland, a five mile circular walk exploring the issues of coastal access, the Brighton area’s most infamous obstructed footpath, and the downland around Saltdean – why is this not access land? Opportunity to cool off in the lido at the end. Bring picnic lunch, water & swimming costume! Meet 11am at 4 Crestway for a prompt set off.
Open to ALL Hollingdean residents free of charge, with a minibus from outside the Unemployed Workers’ Centre, 4 Crestway and bringing you back at the end of the day.
Take your bike along to St Richard’s Church Hall this Saturday for a FREE bike MOT then on Sunday come to T in the Park for some cycling skills. Click on the image to see the poster.
open day on Saturday 4th June 12 noon until 5pm
“The UK’s best Community Allotments” * tours of the garden * woodland walks * pond dipping * learn to make string from tree bark & nettles * wood carving demonstrations * basket weaving * cook your own pizzas in our outdoor clay oven * wildlife gardening * bee talks * compost doctors * children’s activities Children’s workshops with Clowd 9 and Gladrags. Be King or Queen for the day * bicycle powered electricity demonstrations * herbal workshops * snacks & light refreshments for sale * ALL FREE although donations are welcome! Read the rest of this entry »
