Author: Heather

Mulch the 70 platinum canopy trees – This Saturday 25th March 2023!

This Saturday 25 March 2023 at 10 am Meet at the trees Please bring something to carry bark chippings e.g. buckets, big plastic plant pots, maybe trowel or shovel, gardening gloves. All welcome, including friends and family, The more the merrier! The bark chippings will be in piles near the trees. We will take some […]

Agenda – Members Meeting 21 March 2023

a. River Winterbourne  – Citizen Science study         Andy/Louisa     Liaise with Local Flood Authority and Village Flood group in Martinstown     Sewage overflow, new housing etc all affect the river Jane c. Great Big Dorset Hedge – volunteer surveyors and coordinators needed      See 6 minute video in You Tube clip,   Colin Click here for […]

Members Meeting 21 March 2023

Our next Green Martinstown Member’s  meeting is on 21st March in the village shop at 7.00pm  where there will be drinks and nibbles to aid the planning of upcoming projects.  During the next months there are plans for a plant sale, a wild-life survey of the graveyard for children and adults and we are embarking on a Citizen Science study […]

Hedgehogs Morning

An invitation for the children of the village! An informative and fun morning of Hedgehog facts, games and artwork: Saturday 11 March 10 – 12 Martinstown Village Hall. If you would like to find out all about hedgehogs and learn what we can do in our gardens and green spaces to give them a helping […]

Playground Hedge

What a wonderful day we had on planting the hedge around the playground. A fantastic collaboration between the Parish Council, the Village Hall Committee and Green Martinstown. Well done and thank you to those 15 people who came and offered their labour, their home-made cakes and their willingness! The playground will look so much better once the […]

Bird Boxes

On February 4th Green Martinstown hosted a morning of Birdbox Making in the Village Hall for the children and parents of the valley. Differently designed kits of bird nesting boxes for Robins, Blue Tits/Nuthatches and Sparrows were all ready for the children to assemble. The hall was buzzing with the sounds of children, electric screwdrivers, […]