Fife Projects

Completed Projects

Scottis Shrubs Garden
Where? Anstruther
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? We have an area in our school in which we would like to plant native woody shrubs, with the main aim to enahce biodiversity of the school grounds and involve a section of the pupils in designing the layout, choosing the plants, and maintaining and weeding the area.
Where's it happening? St. Andrews Road, Anstruther
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult, Pupils of the Waid Academy, Pupils of the Waid Academy
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Mrs Alice Pearson (01334 659404)
Organised by: The Waid Academy
Email: alice.pearson-wa@fife.gov.uk
REF S256

Rosebank Allotments
Where? Cowdenbeath
When? 30 June 2009
What's it about? Taking over the care and upkeep of a community plot. As well as planting vegetables and herbs we will plant flowers to encourage bees etc to the area. Our school is also hoping to hang up bird boxes/feeders in the playground.
Where's it happening? Rosebank allotments, Cowdenbeath
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided:
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required? 7
Press/Volunteer Contact: Gemma Pirie (01383 602 449)
Organised by: Cowdenbeath Primary School
REF S236

Beath Eco Group
Where? Cowdenbeath
When? 2 July 2009
What's it about? Start new recycling in school for cans and plastic bottles.
Where's it happening? Foulford Road, Cowdenbeath
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Laura Pickavance (01383 602401)
Organised by: Beath High School
REF S271

Ponds for Palmates
Where? Distillery Steet, Auchtermuchty.
When? 20 June 2009
What's it about? We are hoping to create a pond and wetland area for amphibians
Where's it happening? Auchtermuchty Common, c/o Auchtermuchty Community Centre, Distillery Steet, Auchtermuchty.
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? No
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Bob Weston (01592 742045 or 07951241909)
Organised by: Fife Amphibian & Reptile Group
Email: bob.weston@fife.gov.uk
REF S129

Habitats for Hedgerows
Where? Dunfermline
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? Members of the Eco- Team will plant hedge plants around the perimeter of the school grounds with the aim to increase both animal and bird life to the area.
Where's it happening? Broomhead, Dunfermline
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Miss Amber Strathdee (01383 602404)
Organised by: Queen Anne High School
REF S171

Touch Mean, Go Green!
Where? Dunfermline
When? 20 July 2009
What's it about? The Eco Committe at Touch Primary School has taken time to build a wildlife 'quad' area in our school. We have already installed a water butt, build a greenhouse from plastic bottles, colected, stored and re-planted seeds and installed a willow area. We are now looking to develop a garden / sensory area that we would appreciate some assistance with.
Where's it happening? Garvock Bank, Dunfermline
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Lunch, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required? 3
Press/Volunteer Contact: Miss Karyn A Rennie (01383 602438)
Organised by: Touch Primary School
Email: touchps.enquiries@fife.gov.uk
REF S232

Lead On Maduff
Where? East Wemyss
When? 20 June 2009
What's it about? The historic Wemyss caves lie below the crumbling Macduff castle overlooking the Firth of Forth in East Wemyss. or the second year running, three voluntary groups - CLEAR Buckhaven, LDS Helping Hands; and SWACS (Save the Wemyss Ancient Caves Society) plan a major litter pick along the coastal belt and up around the ruined castle. One squad will also be engaged in plantng flower and shrubs (if the month is wet, some tree seedlings may also be planted)
Where's it happening? Shore and Coastal Path, East Wemyss
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Allen Armstrong , Secretary CLEAR (01592-713078)
Organised by: Clear Buckhaven
Email: clearfife@aol.com
REF S41

Big Tent Spiral
Where? Falkland
When? 24 April 2009
What's it about? With a SNH Biodiversity Award in 2008, the Big Tent wildflower meadow (in the shape of a spiral) was created providing an educational experience to the many visitors to Big Tent to enjoy, especially the children. This year we would like to enhance this spiral and educational experience by working with volunteers to plant herbs and other vegetable seeds on a section of the spiral not yet developed. This will therefore mean that visitors to the festival site will be able to experience both the smell and taste of the spiral. We hope that the herbs and vegetables will be ready for the festival (25-26 July). Volunteers will therefore help to dig out the spiral, plant the seeds and help ensure their healthy growth eg there will be a rota for watering the meadow. We hope that pupils from the local primary school will help with the planting. Volunteers will also help to look after the meadow on the festival and let people know what is actually growing. Volunteers will also care for the meadow once the festival is finished for the year.
Where's it happening? Falkland Palace Field, Falkland
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets
How many NEW volunteers required? 15
Press/Volunteer Contact: Helen Lawrenson (01337 858838)
Organised by: Falkland Centre for Stewardship
Email: helen@centreforstewardship.org.uk
REF S72

Creating Bird and Bat Sanctuaries on Falkland Estate
Where? Falkland
When? 25 July 2009
What's it about? We would like CVS Action Earth to support wildlife in two areas of Falkland Estate where we are working on exciting projects. In the first area young volunteers are involved in a project to create rejuvenate a disused mill pond on Falkland Estate. In the second project we have been working with mainly older volunteers on the Coalpit Den - this is an area whose biodiversity has suffered in past years through inappropriate planting. We are re-establishing the natural habitat and there are clear signs through our surveys that wildlife is returning. With help from CSV Action Earth we want to create bird and bat boxes for both these areas which will provide safe refuges to attract wildlife. We want to make sure as many people engage with this project as possible so to that end we will be making bird and bat boxes at the Big Tent festival at the end of July. The festival is Scotland's largest eco festival and intended to attract over 8000 visitors. Visitors will be encouraged to help build the boxes and will be provided with information from existing volunteers working on these projects about the areas, the wildlife and the work that needs to be done - with the aim of encouraging them to sign up on a longer term basis to take part in conservation activities on the Estate.
Where's it happening? The Stables, Falkland Estate, Falkland
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required? 20
Press/Volunteer Contact: Helen Lawrenson (01337 858838)
Organised by: Falkland Centre for Stewardship
Email: helen@centreforstewardship.org.uk
REF S133

Action for Aspen in Fife
Where? Fife
When? 31 May 2009
What's it about? Since the Aspen is a UK and Fife LBAP species, we have recently been liaising with the Highland Aspen Group to help us source new male plants for propagation in Fife, in order to help the species recover here (we have very few left). As you may know, the Aspen is a very special tree species which supports a number of other species of flora and fauna through its presence, and is ideal for increasing the general biodiversity of an area. Recently, we have become involved in preparing management plans for Fife Council's major parks, an important aspect of which will be to improve their value for nature conservation. To help accomplish this, we would like to establish new stands of Aspen in each park, as well as add to the existing sites near the Lomond hills, which are among our last remaining fragments of Aspen in Fife. The first step will be to consolidate the remaining Aspen stands at Glen Vale. We will require the full involvement of our volunteer groups from Elmwood college and the Pitcairn society to help plant and establish these new stands, under the guidance of the Fife Ranger Service.
Where's it happening? Glen Vale, Fife
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Marta Ramage (01592656080)
Organised by: Fife Coast & Countryside Trust
Email: Gary.Sinclair@fife.gov.uk
REF S123

Drumdreel Pond - Creating a Willow Bird Hide
Where? Fife
When? 20 June 2009
What's it about? Young volunteers are working on a project to restore a disused mill pond on Falkland Estate, bringing back biodiversity and new life to this redundant spot. As part of the project the young people have decided that they want to build a bird hide. This is a new part of the project and not currently funded. An experienced willow weaver has offered their time for free but we require the materials to make this happen. The willow weaver will train the young people but it is they who will carry out the weaving, creating a hide for visitors to see the birds resting and feeding at the pond.
Where's it happening? Drumdreel Pond, Falkland Estate, Fife
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? Adult volunteers will be subject to disclosure checks as this project involves young people, Adult volunteers will be subject to disclosure checks as this project involves young people
How many NEW volunteers required? 10
Press/Volunteer Contact: Graeme Walla (01337 858838)
Organised by: Falkland Centre for Stewardship
Email: helen@centreforstewardship.org.uk
REF S67

Flowers over the Forth
Where? fife
When? 27 June 2009
What's it about? Planting wildflowers (as seed)along the Fife Coastal Path from Buckhaven to East Wemyss, and adjoining open parkland at both ends
Where's it happening? fife Coastal Path Buckhaven->East Wemyss, fife
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Tools and Materials
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required? 10
Press/Volunteer Contact: Allen Armstrong , Secretary CLEAR (01592713078)
Organised by: CLEAR Buckhaven
Email: clearfife@aol.com
REF S227

Fish Don't Have Bins
Where? Fife
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? Our club has a membership of 25 and growing, and the amount of comments we get from new members is of the amount of discarded rubbish that seems to be on the seabed, so with this in mind we have asked each member who dives to pick one piece of litter on each dive, with the result that per diver can retreave at least 30 pieces of litter each year x that by the amount of members we have, we could be picking up approx 750 items, result.
Where's it happening? 4 Branxton Wynd, Kirkcaldy, Fife
What to wear/bring: Protective Clothing, dive kit
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? need to be divers, need to be divers
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: george penn (0152 642428)
Organised by: Kirkcaldy Dive Club
Email: biro08@yahoo.co.uk
REF S263

Action for Aspen in Fife
Where? Glen Vale
When? 21 May 2009
What's it about? Since the Aspen is a UK and Fife LBAP species, we have recently been liaising with the Highland Aspen group to help us source new male plants for propagation in Fife, in order to help the species recover here (we have very few left). As you may know, the Aspen is a very special tree species which supports a number of other species of flora and fauna through its presence, and is ideal for increasing the general biodiversity of an area.; ; Recently, we have become involved in preparing management plans for each of Fife Council's major parks, an important aspect of which will be to improve their value for nature conservation. To help accomplish this, we would like to establish new stands of Aspen in each park, as well as add to the existing sites near the Lomond hills. The first step will be to consolidate the remaining Aspen stands at Glen Vale.; ; We will require full involvement from our volunteer groups from Elmwood college and the Fife Air Cadets in the planting and establishment of these new stands, under the guidance of the Fife Ranger Service.
Where's it happening? Glen Vale, Glen Vale
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Marta Ramage (01592656080)
Organised by: Fife Coast & Countryside Trust
Email: Gary.Sinclair@fife.gov.uk
REF S96

Bird and butterfly bushes
Where? Glenrothes
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? The project is to plant shrubs that will attract birds and butterflies to the nursery garden. Inside the room a "hide" will be set up view the area. The volunteers will cut away an area of grass and plant then plant the shrubs and set a bird table into the area.
Where's it happening? 20 Iona Park, Glenrothes
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets, No under 16s
How many NEW volunteers required? no
Press/Volunteer Contact: moira.simpson@fife.gov.uk (01592 583451)
Organised by: Pitcoudie Nursery
Email: moira.simpson@fife.gov.uk
REF S246

Pitcoudie Garden Clearance
Where? Glenrothes
When? 2 July 2009
What's it about? After school club opperating next year. Pupils to help clear vegetation in preperation for club started in September 09
Where's it happening? Iona Park, Glenrothes
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided: Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Craig Thomson (01592 583451)
Organised by: Pitcoudie Primary
REF S257

Champion - Red Campion
Where? Glenrothes
When? Saturday 11th July 2009
What's it about? Sites will be surveyed for planting and cleared back if needed. Site will be prepared and plants will be arranged and bought. Work with volunteers and members of the public to place wildflower plugs on site. Carry out consolidation work.
Where's it happening? Riverside Park, Glenrothes
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partial
Any restrictions? Pets only if they are under strict control, Pets only if they are under strict control
How many NEW volunteers required? 10
Press/Volunteer Contact: James Connolly (01592 742045)
Organised by: Ranger Service
REF S267

Beath Diggers
Where? Kelty
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? We have recently acquired an allotment so we have to clear it. We also have to plant the vegetables to create a successful vegetable plot
Where's it happening? Kelty allotments, Kelty
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Laura Pickavance (01383 602401)
Organised by: Beath High School
REF S270

Sensory Explosion
Where? Kelty
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? We are aiming to create a sensory area in the gardens of our nursery using a variety of plants which will allow the children to explore their natural environment by experiencing different scented, textured and visually pleasing plants. We would also like to plant an assortment of herbs which the children can grow and taste. We will be inviting the Eco Committee and other parent volunteers to come into the nursery and help the children prepare and plant into areas of the garden.
Where's it happening? Clentry Nursery School, Keltyhill Road, Kelty
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Refreshments, Lunch, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Sofia McGarry (01383 830351)
Organised by: Clentry Nursery School
REF S254

'Bein' The Bee Inn ( Bein Means Comfortable/Well Off)
Where? Keltybridge
When? 10 July 2009
What's it about? To create a wildlife garden on a permanent site for young children in the local area. The volunteers will clear an area of scrubland, prepare, install and help to maintain the garden. we intend to plant indigenous wild flowers and shrubs with an emphasis on stemming the decline of Scotland's bee population.
Where's it happening? Corner of Keltybridge Rd and Dullomuir Farm Rd, Keltybridge
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided:
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Joanne Murray (17845 399157)
Organised by: Keltybridge & Maryburgh Environment Project
REF S220

Wildflower Meadow
Where? Kinghorn Loch
When? Tuesday 28th July 2009
What's it about? Volunteers will prepare ground and plant seed for a new wildflower meadow. The Ecology Centre is open to the public and the meadow will be created to encourage wildlife.
Where's it happening? Craigencalt, , Kinghorn Loch
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? No
Any restrictions? No pets
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Peter Collins (01592 891567)
Organised by: The Ecology Centre
Email: peter@theecologycentre.org
REF S154

Wildflower Meadow
Where? Kinghorn Loch
When? Monday 27th July 2009
What's it about? The volunteers will prepare the ground and plant seed for a wildflower meadow. The Ecology Centre is open to the public and the meadow will be planted with native Scottish flowers to encourage wildlife.
Where's it happening? Craigencalt, , Kinghorn Loch
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? No
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Peter Collins (01592 891567)
Organised by: The Ecology Centre
Email: peter@theecologycentre.org
REF S175

Birds And The Bees!
Where? Kirkcaldy
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? We will plant a wildlife garden at the front of the school with native wild flowers and tree/shrub species to attract birds, bees and other insects. Pupils will carry out a survey of existing wildlife and then select tree and flower species to attract more biodiversity. The wildlife garden will be used by pupils from the Biology, Geography and Art departments.
Where's it happening? Kirkcaldy High School, Dunnikier Way, Kirkcaldy
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Douglas Sinclair (01592 583405)
Organised by: Kirkcaldy High School
Email: douglas.sinclair-kk@fife.gov.uk
REF S244

Bird Box City!
Where? Kirkcaldy
When? 2 July 2009
What's it about? Pupils will design and build bird and bat boxes for use around the woodlands behing the school to attract more birdlife. Pupils have already undertaken a bird survey and identified different species. Bird boxes will be placed in the wildlife garden, woodland and on trees outside classrooms. One of the school's aims is to attract more biodiversity and making bird boxes will also help meet local biodiversity targets. Pupils involved will include those with behavioural issues - encouraging them to take responsibility for the whole design and build process, developing their social skills and helping them learn about respect for self, others and the environment.
Where's it happening? Kirkcaldy High School, Dunnikikier way (Woodlands behind school), Kirkcaldy
What to wear/bring:
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Douglas Sinclair, Kirkcaldy High School (01592 583405)
Organised by: Kirkcaldy High School
Email: douglas.sinclair-kk@fife.gov.uk
REF S252

No Swanning Around on Swan Brae
Where? Methil
When? 5 April 2009
What's it about? An annual litter-pick at a public greenspace and road verges in central Buckhaven/Methil. The group cleared this area a year ago and it needs to be cleared again. Depending on numbers we will also plant some daffodils in the green for full effect next year.
Where's it happening? Swan Brae, Methil
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Refreshments
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions?
How many NEW volunteers required? 10
Press/Volunteer Contact: Marion Garry, Allen Armstrong (01592713078)
Organised by: Clear Buckhaven
Email: clearfife@aol.com
REF S68

The Waid Beach Clean
Where? Nr Anstruther
When? 15 July 2009
What's it about? There is a beach within 3 miles of the school which would greatly benefit from a class of Waid pupils spending morning picking litter. We would remove all litter item, including ropes, tyres and discrds from ships and place in a trailer provided by the local farmer. We would leave the site much imporved and the pupils would benfit by learning about the impact of litter on local wildlife and landscapes.
Where's it happening? Waid Beach, Nr Anstruther
What to wear/bring: Refreshments, Sturdy Footwear, Tools and Materials, Protective Clothing, Packed Lunch
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Training, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Mrs Alice Pearson (01334 659404)
Organised by: The Waid Academy
Email: alice.pearson-wa@fife.gov.uk
REF S255

St Monans Beach Clean Up
Where? St Monans
When? 17 May 2009
What's it about? Clean debris off the beach areas around the harbour and front of village.
Where's it happening? 44 Station, St Monans
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear, Protective Clothing
What will be provided: Health & Safety, Refreshments, Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? No
Any restrictions? Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Ruth Craib (01333730741)
Organised by: St Monans Community Council
Email: rcraib@googlemail.com
REF S8

Dig for Victory
Where? St.Andrews
When? 29 June 2009
What's it about? We will building and maintaining a vegetable plot at the junior building of our school.
Where's it happening? Kilrymont Rd, St.Andrews
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required?
Press/Volunteer Contact: Gavin.waterston@fife.gov.uk (01334659401)
Organised by: Madras College
REF S250

The Secret Garden
Where? St.Andrews
When? 1 July 2009
What's it about? Planting attractor plants for butterfly's , insects, frogs to improve pollination in the old janitors garden in South St as well as encouraging natural pradators such as frogs to the garden to keep pests down organically..
Where's it happening? Kilrymont Rd, St.Andrews
What to wear/bring: Sturdy Footwear
What will be provided: Tools & Materials
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Partially
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required? 0
Press/Volunteer Contact: gavin.waterston@fife.gov.uk (01334659401)
Organised by: Madras College
REF S249

Lawhead Labourers
Where? Wynd
When? 4 July 2009
What's it about? Our porject is to creat a working garden for the pupils. They will be able to plant and grow things which will attract wildlife. They want to creat a path around a paved area to help break things up. We would eventually like a canopy area to enable the pupils to work outside but have some shade from the sun.; We need volunteers to prune exisiting bushes and trees which have gone wild, cut out the path from the grass area, form a border around the path so that we can fill in the path with wood chips. We then need to think about what specific plants we think would attract a variety of wildlife which we can observe and learn about. The covered area would enable us to do this in all weathers.
Where's it happening? Lawhead School, St Andrews, Wynd
What to wear/bring: Tools and Materials, a willingness to workhard.
What will be provided: Refreshments, Enthusiasm
Is there wheelchair access to the site? Yes
Any restrictions? No pets, Children under 16 must be accomapnied by an adult
How many NEW volunteers required? 10
Press/Volunteer Contact: Susan Stewart (01334 659426 (Mon-Friday before 2nd July))
Organised by: Lawhead Primary School
REF S234