Author Archives: Friends of The Hollies

Thanks to the volunteers who attended in April. We cleared and tidied up a lot of overgrown areas which will hopefully benefit from our work over the coming months. We don’t have a working session in May but instead we … Continue reading →

Unfortunately we had to cancel our March session due to adverse weather conditions. Safety of our volunteers is paramount and because of heavy snow and ice it was considered too risky to proceed. Apologies to anyone who turned up having … Continue reading →

Sorry for the short notice but today’s working session has been cancelled due to the adverse weather. Hope to see you all next month.

Dear all What a great turnout for our February meeting – thanks to all our regulars, students and welcome to our new volunteers. We spent most of our time clearing ditches to get the water flowing freely – messy work … Continue reading →

We had another good turnout for our January meeting – thanks to all our regulars.. Our next meet is Saturday 11th February meeting at 10am in the car park. As usual gardening tools are provided but feel free to bring … Continue reading →

We had another good turnout for our November meeting – thanks to all our regulars and volunteers from the Leeds University Conservation Society. Our last meeting this year is Saturday 10th December meeting at 10am in the car park. As … Continue reading →

We had a fantastic turnout for our October meeting – as well as our regulars we had members of the Meanwood Scouts and the Leeds University Conservation Society. We managed to clear a large area which is now ready for … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who attended the September working session. Our next date is Saturday October 8th meeting at 10am in the car park. We’ll be concentrating on preparing the ground for bulb planting in November which will involve weeding, … Continue reading →

Hope everyone’s well and enjoyed the hot weather during the summer break. We start up again on Saturday September 10th meeting at 10am in the car park. There’s plenty to do so please come along and help if you can. … Continue reading →