Events and News
Events - Sustainable Crediton
Source: Sustainable Crediton Website.
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17th November |
Tree-Spotting Walk: CreditonA leisurely Sunday morning walk looking at trees along a Crediton footpath! Join Cllr Giles Fawssett and Anne Stobart for a walk from the QE Upper School (meeting at St Lawrence Green) along footpaths leading to QE Lower School, Barnfield, Crediton. We will be pointing out significant trees |
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18th November |
Woodland Management Group working partyWe continue with our long term coppicing project in a beautiful mature woodland near Morchard Bishop. Coppicing promotes biodiversity by opening up glades in dense woodland to create a greater variety of habitat. It's also a great way to keep fit and active over the winter months, meet and make |
26th November |
Crediton Garden Club: Plants of the Canary IslandsA presentation by Ben Candlin. Possibly some plants for sale. All welcome. Non members £2.50 per meeting
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| 1st December |
Tree Care DayCome along, meet old and new friends and help with winter maintenance of the trees which we have planted in recent years |
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2nd December |
Woodland Management Group working partyWe continue with our long term coppicing project in a beautiful mature woodland near Morchard Bishop. Coppicing promotes biodiversity by opening up glades in dense woodland to create a greater variety of habitat. It's also a great way to keep fit and active over the winter months, meet and make |
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5th to 8th December |
Christmas Tree Festival 2024Crediton's Christmas Tree Festival will be held from Thursday 5 - Sunday 8 December in the Parish Church (Holy Cross). Come and see Sustainable Crediton's tree - this year we are showing alternative ways of dressing your tree using recycled fabric, dried flowers and unwanted sparkly costume jewellery.
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| 16th December |
Woodland Management Group working partyWe continue with our long term coppicing project in a beautiful mature woodland near Morchard Bishop. Coppicing promotes biodiversity by opening up glades in dense woodland to create a greater variety of habitat. It's also a great way to keep fit and active over the winter months, meet and make |