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Swap Share Repair
Read more: Swap Share RepairSunday 1st February Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven, BN9 9LH If you’re in need of seeds, Lesley will be at the Newhaven Green Centre Swap, Share Repair event at […]
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Community Catch Up
Read more: Community Catch UpFriday 30th January 10am to 12pm part of our event? Gateway Cafe, Peacehaven Big Park Join Jessie and Lesley at the Gateway Cafe in Peacehaven’s Big Park for a community […]
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Review of 2025
Read more: Review of 2025It’s been another busy year for the Trustees and Co-Ordinators. Not only have we had a full programme of events, training, talks and visits to projects we’ve being carrying out […]
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Peacehaven Community Garden
Read more: Peacehaven Community GardenWould you like to be part of our event? Peacehaven community garden will be running an event for families and everyone in the community on the 16th February. This event will […]
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Fungi Walk with Martin Allison
Read more: Fungi Walk with Martin AllisonCastle Hill Nature Reserve in Newhaven On Monday 3rd November Jessie and Martin headed to Castle Hill Nature Reserve in Newhaven. Thank you to those who joined the walk. We hope […]
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Seed & Plant Swap with FOBs
Read more: Seed & Plant Swap with FOBsThanks to FOBS for hosting our second joint seed and plant swap on Sunday 2nd November, and thank you to everyone who came to Bishopstone Station. We’re now planning our […]
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Lewes District Local Lottery
Read more: Lewes District Local LotteryYou can now support Greenhavens Network by purchasing lottery tickets for the Lewes District Local Lottery. We need your help to keep the Network going. We’re currently providing various […]
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Notice of AGM
Read more: Notice of AGMThe Annual General Meeting for Greenhavens Network will take place on Thursday 11th September 2025 at 18:30. Location: The Old Parcel Room, Bishopstone Station, Station Road, Seaford.
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Cathy Norcott-Jones – Wilder Garden
Read more: Cathy Norcott-Jones – Wilder Garden“I wasn’t really sure what I expected when I joined Wilder Gardens. I suppose I just wanted some tips about how to make my small garden a bit more wildlife […]
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Geoff Stonebanks – Wilder Garden
Read more: Geoff Stonebanks – Wilder Garden“When I began gardening back in 2007, after having been able to retire early, I can honestly say I did not know much about what I was doing, some might […]
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Leaving Seed Heads over Winter to Help Wildlife
Read more: Leaving Seed Heads over Winter to Help WildlifeLeaving the dead flowers and plant heads standing throughout the winter is another easy way to support your local wildlife! The seed heads offer a food source for birds at a time of […]
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Make Your Verges Work for Wildlife
Read more: Make Your Verges Work for Wildlife(Roadside) verges also play an important role in making our landscape more wildlife friendly. Since the 1930s the UK has lost 97% of its wildflower meadows, as such, roadside grassland offers a vital habitat space for many different species of wildflowers. A 2019 report by Plantlife states that an incredible number of 700 species of wildflower grow on road verges, nearly half of all UK wildflower species and almost 45% of our total flora!
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