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...Primary School to understand first

hand their thoughts and ideas for future

Greening activities and how the pupils

can become more involved in our

Community. Last week we attended the

Cleaner on the Green event with

Lymington Transition with a plant and

vegetable swap which was successful.

We are planning on holding a Repair

Cafe event in the early Autumn following

feedback and success of other Repair

Cafe’s in the New Forest area.

The Parish Council would

like to take credit for this,

but alas cannot do so, as

the work was completed

by Hampshire County

Council’s Access Team.

Path work under the

same programme was

also undertaken on a path

off of Lymore Valley.

All Work and All Play

Just a Reminder!

The Parish Office sells good quality,

biodegradable dog bags for the princely

sum of £1 for a pack of 50.

It is a shame to

continually have to

remind those that own

dogs that they should

pick up their dogs mess.

This is something that

blights the Village and is

dangerous, especially to

young children.

Of course the majority of owners are

responsible, but it only takes a few to

give everyone a bad reputation.

Dogs are certainly not allowed on Barnes

Lane Recreation Ground and the

Community Meadow, please walk

around and not through.

Kingfisher Walk, It Wasn’t Us

Gov!

During a recent meeting between the

Parish Council and volunteers groups that

help with maintaining some of the Parish

Council owned land, the following items

should be addressed during this financial

year.

1. Matting and Grass around the

Chris Monk Bench on the Village

Green

2. Revetment work along the Dane

Stream

3. Daffodil planting on the Village

Green

4. Footpath filling and ditch work in

the Pleasure Grounds

5. Improvements to an area of land

at Sturt Pond Close

6. A Jubilee Oak Tree planted in the

Community Meadow

7. Replacement of dead fruit trees in

the Community Orchard

8. Chipping of some cut brush in the

Pleasure Grounds

9. Bee Hives on a parcel of land (yet

to be identified)

Plus a number of other small projects.

Thank you to all those that volunteer

your valuable time.

Work has been completed at Kingfisher

walk (between Keyhaven Road and By the time you read this the play area at

Swallow Drive). A new path has been laid “The Swifts” will belong to the Parish

along the entire length of this well used Council…..Swing Away!!

footpath.

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