Groups near you
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BOSF Members
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Martineau Gardens
Martineau Gardens’s mission is to inspire people about the natural environment. The group also provides volunteering opportunities in the garden and are a venue for educational activities. A wildlife oasis awaits you at this beautiful, organically maintained community garden. The Gardens include an orchard, herb beds, vegetable plot, children’s ‘shipwreck’ play area, a formal garden,
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Masefield Community Garden
Masefield Community Garden was founded in 2011. Local residents suggested that the former site of garages and later a waste land had the potential to become a community garden. The site was cleared of hawthorns, weeds, and brambles. Since then, the garden has been maintained by a group of volunteers who have grown in numbers
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Minworth Action Projects
Minworth Action Projects was set up by residents to improve the green spaces around the village of Minworth. In August 2022 a small group of residents met to discuss the lack of facilities for residents in the village. During September 2022 a village-wide consultation was carried out to identify the villagers’ priorities for green spaces.
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Moorgreen Allotments Association
The allotments occupy land that was once part of the Moor Green estate and remnants of the farm’s field boundary hedges remain on site contributing to the biodiversity value of the land. Lying two miles south of the centre of Birmingham the 30 acre site is one of Birmingham’s most significant inner city open spaces
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Moseley Bog and Joy’s Wood (Friends of)
Saved from development following a huge public campaign, Moseley Bog & Joys Wood became a nature reserve and supports a tremendous range of plants, animals and insects. Especially fascinating are the gnarled old trees, the fantastic displays of bluebells each spring, and the wildflower meadows in early summer. Moseley Bog was the childhood playground of
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Moseley in Bloom
Moseley in Bloom is a charitable organisation that aims to make Moseley a greener, cleaner and even more attractive place to live. It functions as a community action group, made up of volunteers and entirely dependent on fundraising and charitable donations from local residents and businesses to carry out its work. Moseley in Bloom enhances
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Moseley Litterbusters
Moseley Litterbusters is a group of volunteers dedicated to: Keeping Moseley Clean, involving local citizens and working in partnership with Birmingham City Council, businesses, schools and other community organisations. They meet every Sunday morning on Moseley village green, St Mary’s Row as well as other locations around Moseley and Balsall Heath. Everybody is welcome. Litter
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Moseley Park and Pool
An urban oasis just 2 miles from Birmingham city centre: 11 acres of beautiful parkland with a lake, meadows, woodland and bog garden. Moseley Park and Pool is run by a charitable trust – it’s a park for all the community but you need a key to get in – visit moseleypark.co.uk to find out
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Mossy Bank (Friends of)
Mossy Bank is a recreation area located next to Boldmere School. In 2016 plans were made to use the grassy plot of land to build a £50,000 playground where children could play safely and get some fresh air and exercise, however unfortunately this plan was cancelled. Following the cancellation of the playground and after residents
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Muntz Park And Selly Park Rec. (Friends of)
In 1905 F.E. Muntz gave the council 3 acres including “the dell” for a park. (B29 7TD) The Friends of Muntz Park started in January 2005 and organised a fabulous play area. It was also Raddlebarn School’s centenary so they had the ornamental gate designed and installed. Selly Park Rec (B29 6HQ) was added in
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Nettlefold Garden
Nettlefold Garden is a pocket park in the garden suburb of Moor Pool in Harborne, Birmingham. Run by the Moor Pool Heritage Trust , this wildlife-friendly green area is open every day, Spring to Autumn, from 10am. B17 9JH
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New Hall Valley Country Park (Friends of)
New Hall Valley Country Park is a country park located in New Hall Valley between Walmley and Wylde Green in the Sutton Coldfield area of north Birmingham. It is the first new country park in the UK for over a decade. B76 1QU