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32 members present with apologies from Laurence Cooper.
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends and gave his report
Chairman's Report (Copy on file)
The Committee had met 4 times. It had been an active and well supported year. A raffle had raised £28 for Notts Wildlife Trust. We had...
25 members present with apologies from Iris Clark and Margaret Woodward.
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends to the meeting and gave notices: -
- The mowing/ grass moving weekend was exceptionally well supported despite awful weather, the grass being moved in double-quick time. Man...
33 members present with apologies from Alan Evans.
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends to the meeting and gave Notices as follows:-
- Land Clearance off Markham Road. Norman had contacted Councillors and Tim Crawford to express concern and asked for explanation and information. A...
30 members present including 6 juniors with apologies from Iris Clark and Lawrence Cooper.
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends to the meeting and gave notices:-
- To thank Heather & John Cox for a most enjoyable walk around Bramcote in May.
- To thank Geoff Fewkes for arranging vis...
21 members present with Apologies from Iris Clark and Dave & Margaret Woodward
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends to the meeting and reported :-
- No response to date from Breeze magazine, re photos of tree planting.
- Norman thanked John for his efforts on 28th March to prepare si...
34 members present + 3 children.
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - welcomed Friends to the meeting and reported:-
- There was to be a Raffle after the meeting for a framed photo of the Ridge and other items, with proceeds to the Notts Wildlife Trust whose 40th Anniversary it was and were appealin...
28 members present. Apologies from E. & M.Curtis, I. Clark, L.Cooper, W.Grauberg (arrived later)
Norman Clyde-Watson in Chair - Welcomed Friends to the 1st meeting of the Year and reported:-
Birdwatching Morning - Successful morning with a follow-up in John Appleton's garden.
Wild Flower Pl...
