Would you like to join the RWG Pollinator Pathways project? The project was launched at the Ryburgh Spring Show on 30/4/22 with the aims of: Helping pollinating insects and other wildlife in Ryburgh by encouraging residents to grow more insect-friendly flowering plants in their gardens and other suitable spaces throughout the village. Bringing nature closer…
Matt Champion kindly led a walk around the village on Saturday 12th February which demonstrated an interest in the archeology of the village. Twenty attended to hear that the ruined church at Little Ryburgh maybe older than St Andrew’s, that the original road to the village was the lane through Little Ryburgh and that the…
Replacing empty shops with wetlands, woodlands and meadows offers a new model for cities. Please read this article from the Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/04/going-wild-the-radical-green-plans-for-nottingham-post-covid-regeneration-aoe