| POLICE
award BOSS funds to help with clear up project
At our AGM
of the 19th March the police presented Borstal Open Space with
£400 to contribute to clear ups in the the village
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info
Support
our Local Football Club
REAL
60 FC
Who
are reqular users of the Borstal Recreation ground, if you want
to get involved or play football contact Real 60
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info
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Forthcoming
events:
Saturday 16th
May 2009 - Is
our Annual MARSH Clear up
The day will
start at 9.00am and we will undertake our annual clear up of
the marsh. There will be coffee and tea and biscuits for
the helpers !!
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info
Saturday
6th June 2009
Bench
installation 1 and viewing platform clearance starts at
10.00am
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info
Saturday
11th July 2009
Bench
installation 2 and viewing platform clearance. starts at 10.00am
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info
Saturday
3rd October 2009
Footpath
clear up (RR26 - runs from Co-op to River)
Saturday
21st November 2009
Tree
Cutting session between playing fields
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info
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COME
AND JOIN US !
(download
1st edition of our newsletter May 2009)
Newsletter Edition 1.pdf
If you would like to
become a member of the Friends of Borstal Open Spaces please get
in touch, fill out the Membership form on the contact
us page of the website or come along and take part
in one of our events,
everyone is very welcome.
Membership is open to
anyone who has an interest in the open spaces of the village of Borstal.
Members
!
A
BIG THANK YOU
To
all volunteers who have helped out with the activities so far this
year !
If
any members have any comments or would like to raise any
questions or ideas with the committee please
contact
us
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The
open spaces within Borstal are a haven for wildlife! We are
extremely lucky having a recreation ground for sport and
leisure, with a local nature reserve (Baty's Marsh) right next
door!
We have an abundance of wildlife
take at look at our wildlife
pages:
*
Bird list
*
Botanical
list
*
Butterflies
and Moth list
*
Grasshoppers
and Crickets
*
Flies
list
WILDLIFE
NEWS
The
first sighting of a pair of GOLDCREST have been spotted on
the site - Britain's smallest songbird
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