Due to rising production costs, we have sadly had to reduce the number of editions of Community News from four a year to three. But they are all still packed with lots of local information and useful advice. We hope … Continue reading →
Come and have fun exploring Oliver’s Battery at the Oliver’s Battery Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday, 17 April. The hunt is organised by Oliver’s Battery Parish Council but is open to all local residents, not just those from Oliver’s … Continue reading →
This spring we are delighted to announce our new community project. Together with our Parish Councils, Oliver’s Battery Countryside Group and the Wildlife Trust we are running a series of Wildlife Sessions for local children aged 6–11. We are lucky … Continue reading →
Community is the foundation for our lives Spring is here and with the new enthusiasm it brings we are pleased to announce the new raft of joint community projects the Community Centre are undertaking hand in hand with our local … Continue reading →
Following the success of our Keeping Warm event in February, our programme of sustainability events is coming together. We have some more dates for you to pop into your calendar for the spring and early summer. Some details are still … Continue reading →
Join us at St Mark’s Church, Oliver’s Battery, on Saturday 12 March for the next in our programme of sustainability events. This event will share tips on on Growing plants for food and wildlife. We are hosting a seed/plant swap, … Continue reading →
Our thanks go to local electrician, Andy Harris who has been a Community News sponsor for many years.
Continue reading →We’d like to say thank you to Ian Alexander, who has sponsored Community News for many years. Alexander Gardening Services specialises in all aspects of Garden Landscaping. Every job, no matter how big or small, is finished to the highest … Continue reading →
We absolutely love the new hat that the post-box opposite Wheatland Close is sporting. Thank you to whoever took so much trouble to brighten up our neighbourhood.
Continue reading →Following the success of our first free self-defence class for women, we’re delighted to let you know that the date for our next one is now in the diary. The Badger Farm and Oliver’s Battery Residents’ Association is sponsoring a … Continue reading →
