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Khawateen Creative Minds
Local people of all ages and backgrounds looking after local green spaces, making the area more presentable with flowers colour and art. This group have set up Hay Mills in Bloom to take part in the RHS its your neighbourhood assessment every year. If you are interested to be part of this community led…
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King George V Playing Field (Friends of)
The Friends of King George V Playing Field is a community-led group dedicated to the stewardship of the green space on Sutton Oak Road, Sutton Coldfield, B74 2AQ. The group monitors and improves the field to ensure it remains a high-quality resource for the local community. Key Activities: Through these efforts, the group fosters local…
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Kings Heath and Brandwood Litter Pickers
The members of the Kings Heath and Brandwood Litter Pickers adopt a street or park (or more than one) and volunteer regularly. They meet every Sunday at 10am followed by litter picking around Kings Heath, targeting areas that have high levels of litter. The group often often meet for a tea or coffee after the…
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Kings Heath Park (Friends of)
The Friends of Kings Heath was established in July 2017 and work together with Birmingham City Council to continue to help maintain Kings Heath Park for the community and future generations. The group work very closely with the Ranger Service who help guide them in park maintenance etc. and also help by hosting educational activities open…
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Kings Norton Local Nature Reserve (Friends of)
The Friends of Kings Norton Local Nature Reserve (FKNNR) act as an informal pressure group to lobby for environmental improvements in and about the reserve, with a weekly working party on site (the Tuesday WorkOut) to manage the Reserve to increase biodiversity and habitats and to enhance its value for both people and wildlife. We…
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Kings Norton Park (Friends of)
The Friends of Kings Norton Park is a group of local volunteers who come together regularly to improve and protect the Kings Norton Park and its neighbouring playing fields. Contact: [email protected] Friends of Kings Norton Park website
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Kingstanding litter busters
Kingstanding litter busters are an ever growing group of volunteers who share the same passion and mindset to be part of the solution and not the problem to tackle litter in Kingstanding.We have been slowly growing and volunteers have adopted their own streets / roads, then every two weeks we get together to litter pick,…
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Kingston Hill Community Group
The Kingston Hill Community Group are volunteers that are dedicated to restoring and revitalising Kingston Hill Park and its surrounding areas, turning neglected spaces into vibrant community assets. The area is being transformed through the group’s hard work, from restoring flower beds and planting spring bulbs and herbs – to ambitious plans for a community…
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Kushinga Community Garden
The Kushinga Community Garden represents a sanctuary for refugees, asylum seekers, and the local community. This initiative started in May 2011, with Bournville Village Trust permitting the utilization of unused land behind Raddlebarn Road, Birmingham, for cultivation. The term “Kushinga” in Shona, a Zimbabwean language, conveys the essence of strength and resilience during crises. This…
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Kyrwicks Lane Open Spaces (Friends of)
The main aim of the Kyrwicks Lane Open Spaces volunteer group is to improve their local green spaces, through a number of activities such as: The removal of rubbish Weeding Cutting back shrubbery Re-planting Recycling leaf litter to make leafmould to feed back into flower beds Reporting of fly-tipping and any other relevant issues to…
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Ley Hill Park (Friends of)
Ley Hill Park is 48 acres of beautiful if hilly parkland, set on the south western edge of Birmingham. It is located in a district known as Northfield, this large park is officially known as a recreation ground. B31 1TT Friends of Ley Hill Park website
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Lickey Hills Society
The Lickey Hills are on the border of Birmingham and Worcestershire, covering an area of 524 acres (212ha) and Beacon Hill is the highest point rising to a height of 978 ft (298m). Between 1887 and 1933, public spirited landowners including members of the Cadbury family gave large sections of the Hills to Birmingham City…