Bat Walk – Saturday 2nd August at 20.30 Meet at the entrance to Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Wolseley Centre at the gatehouse (no need to book). Staffordshire Bat expert Jane will be be guiding us around the Wolseley Centre and giving us an insight into the species to be found there and the work of the […]
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Winter months We started the year with Bird Box making event at the Memorial Hall and over 20 boxes were built for people’s gardens or to be sited around the Parish. We’d like to thank the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust for supplying the kits at a reduced cost and the Parish Council for purchasing them for […]
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Bee Safari – Saturday 10th August at 13.00 to 15.00 Meet at the entrance to Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Wolseley Centre (no need to book) SinCH is repeating its popular Bee Safari so join local expert Ron for a guided walk to identify and explore some of the bee population. With luck we could spot up […]
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Do join us for a sociable evening of festivities – bring a friend or two – All Welcome! Lizzie Pellowe from the National Trust’s Shugborough Estate will be joining us to talk about how we can garden environmentally. Amongst the ideas she will be sharing with us are How your garden can be a C02 […]
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Do join us and bring a friend or two. This is a free event but donations will be requested for the BumbleBee Conservation Trust SinCH is proud to be linked with local Bumblebee Conservation Trust volunteers and over 50 people attended our evening talk last year given by local expert Ron Rock – please see […]
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The BumbleBee Conservation Trust is running a big campaign called Bee the Change which all about simple, quick ways you can make your postcode more bumblebee-friendly. So Let’s Bee the Change! By the way, if you missed Ron’s talk last year a summary is available in our blog here. What’s the problem? According to the […]
Read more On 8th July almost 50 local people attended a fascinating talk at the Memorial Hall by Ron Rock. Many people wanted to come but weren’t able to so here is a summary of the highlights about
• Why bees are important.
• What the types are and some interesting facts.
• Most importantly, how we can best support bees in our community.
The event will help to raise awareness of the essential role bees and other pollinators play in our and the planet’s survival and how we can better look after their survival. Bees are vital in keeping up the health of our ecosystem, so we need to give them the biggest chance possible to thrive. A […]
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We’ll depart from the Lamb & Flag car park, walk up Coley Lane and Coley Grove and through the beautiful field which is now alive with grasses, buttercups and other wildflowers. From the top of the field on to Coley Lane and then via Harry Horton’s Lane (an old Green Lane). We’ll cross the A51 […]
Read more World Bee Day first came about in 2017 after the United Nations adopted the celebration from the Slovenian Beekeepers Association. The event raises awareness of the essential role bees and other pollinators play in our and the planet’s survival. As well as championing their hard work in keeping our ecosystems alive, the event shines a […]
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