For those wanting to know when the rain delayed Milly Jam will be, we have moved from Saturday to Sunday, see you all tomorrow!
Gardening
Volunteers are welcome to join Friends of Millhouses Park on Saturday 14 May 10-2pm. We will be digging, weeding, sowing wild flowers seeds and planting herbs in the Sensory Garden between the tennis courts and the bowling green. Tools and gloves can be supplied but better to bring your own, particularly forks. Children very welcome.
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Milly Jam 2016
Just announced is this year’s Milly Jam on the 21st May 2016. Full details can be found here
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Spring events coming up!
A couple of forthcoming events to welcome in spring.
The Spring Bird Walk will be held on Saturday 23 April, starting at 8am from the bottom of the steps at Archer Road. All are welcome
Friends of Millhouses Park AGM will be held at 7pm on Wednesday 27 April in the Park Cafe. Please do join us to find out what has been happening this year, what is coming up in the next year, and how you can join in.
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Pruning and reweaving the willow domes and tunnels in Millhouses Park
Every year the Friends of Millhouses Park and others meet to prune, replant and reweave the living willow domes and tunnels in the Park.
Date and time: 27th February between 10am and 2pm. Feel free to drop in for all or just part of the session.
All are welcome, including children with accompanying parents. No previous experience or special skills required.
Please wear warm outdoor clothes and study boots. Please also bring a snack and a drink.
Tools and a safety talk will be provided by supervising Rangers from Sheffield City Council
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Ken Allen
We had some very sad news this Christmas: Ken Allen, a very active member of Friends of Millhouses Park died suddenly on Boxing Day.
Ken was a keen and enthusiastic volunteer who was a true friend of the group. He helped on every project in recent years including tree planting, bulb planting, gardening, clean ups, duck races and helping at events. He was particularly involved with the sensory and herbaceous gardens. Ken’s enthusiasm, expertise and dependability will be greatly missed by the rest of the volunteers. His passing is a sad loss to the park and the community and he will be greatly missed.
Our thoughts are with his widow, Hilary and the family.
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Thanks to the 17 Cubs with 2 scouts and leaders from the 181st St Chads Cubs for helping to clean up the Park on Thursday evening 8th October. Thanks also to the 17 FoMP volunteers, including five children, plus Grahame Lister from the Park Rangers, who collected a further 16 bags of rubbish the following Sunday and left the park looking pristine. Let us hope we can keep it like this.
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