We are very grateful to all those local businesses who have become sponsors for Community News. In this post we would like to say particular thanks to those who have sponsored us for another year from our Spring 2021 issue. … Continue reading →
Ticks and Lyme disease As the days lengthen and we venture outside more, it’s a good time to think about ticks and Lyme disease. Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that can be spread to humans by infected ticks, although … Continue reading →
Calling all residents who wish to make a difference in this community and stand for election to Badger Farm Parish Council in the Parish Council Elections on 6th May 2021. The following information will be of use to anyone wishing … Continue reading →
Dear Children, We know a lot of you are concerned about the environment and want to look after it so it will be there in the future. We’d like you to help us make people more aware of nature around … Continue reading →
Unit 12 have set up a Community Food Pantry Project. The Pantry initiative is designed to support people with food deprivation, helping them to escape or move on from their current emergency with a ‘helping hand’ approach. What is the … Continue reading →
The days are getting longer and warmer and enticing us out more. But do have a little indoor time too, with the Spring 2021 edition of Community News.
Continue reading →Sale of Davis Kickabout The area of open land below Larkhill Rise in Badger Farm is the Davis Kickabout area. It has been announced for sale at auction, currently set as 22nd April 2021, with a reserve value of £5000. … Continue reading →
The Trustees and Management of Badger Farm Community Centre are working with students from the University of Winchester to determine a vision for our future and to help the Centre stay relevant in the community. This project is part of … Continue reading →
Working on climate change in your community? If you are working in your community on climate change, WinAcc invites you to a Zoom workshop on 23 February. Talk to other people and groups, share ideas, and, most importantly, have direct conversation with Winchester … Continue reading →
Looking After Our Prickly Neighbours The sun is out and the spring warmth has reached the ground, so the hedgehogs, our spikey friends, on Badger Farm and Oliver’s Battery are now active or waking up from hibernation. Hedgehogs are nocturnal … Continue reading →
