Tesco Bags of Help
Kettleshulme Community Garden
Kettleshulme Parish Council hopes to improve the garden to make it into a community space to be used by all in the locality. It is an enclosed area and an ideal spot for all ages to spend time in.
We hope to create an outdoor space where people can come and enjoy the surroundings or help tend to the garden. We hope it may become a meeting place for friends and community groups. As a relatively isolated village, areas like this are essential for local residents.
In order to create a community and wildlife garden our main concern is the retaining wall which badly needs replacing in order to maintain safety.
Whilst we have large foliage and trees we have little in the way of colour so hope to introduce plants and shrubs that would attract bees and butterflies.
Bird boxes and feeding tables will be installed for all to use and we would like to provide bee houses to encourage them to the area. Hedgehogs houses and bat boxes are also a possibility.
Fruit trees are a keen addition, with the possibility of introducing community vegetable patches in which we can grow vegetables and herbs for all to enjoy. We hope this is something that would encourage all ages to use and tend to the garden.
An improved seating area would be a welcome addition. We would like to install a picnic type area which could be used by families and groups of friends, so appropriate benches are needed for this.
If you have any ideas or would like to contribute please do not hesitate to get in touch with any of the Parish Councillors.
We hope to create an outdoor space where people can come and enjoy the surroundings or help tend to the garden. We hope it may become a meeting place for friends and community groups. As a relatively isolated village, areas like this are essential for local residents.
In order to create a community and wildlife garden our main concern is the retaining wall which badly needs replacing in order to maintain safety.
Whilst we have large foliage and trees we have little in the way of colour so hope to introduce plants and shrubs that would attract bees and butterflies.
Bird boxes and feeding tables will be installed for all to use and we would like to provide bee houses to encourage them to the area. Hedgehogs houses and bat boxes are also a possibility.
Fruit trees are a keen addition, with the possibility of introducing community vegetable patches in which we can grow vegetables and herbs for all to enjoy. We hope this is something that would encourage all ages to use and tend to the garden.
An improved seating area would be a welcome addition. We would like to install a picnic type area which could be used by families and groups of friends, so appropriate benches are needed for this.
If you have any ideas or would like to contribute please do not hesitate to get in touch with any of the Parish Councillors.
How we would like you to help.....
Kettleshulme Parish Council has been successful in having this project put forward for Tesco's Bags of Help Scheme, where we have the opportunity to win some money towards funding our project.
More information on Tesco's Bag of Help Scheme can be found at: http://www.groundwork.org.uk/Sites/tescocommunityscheme
Please see the extract below:
Congratulations!
We are delighted to let you know that your application to the Tesco Bags of Help Grant Scheme has been successful and your project will be put forward to a customer vote in Tesco stores during February 2017.
What happens next?
Your project along with the other two successful projects in your region will go forward to a vote in Tesco stores where their customers will decide the outcome by voting for their favourite project each time they shop. Voting will take place from 1st February to 25th February and we will notify you by the end of March 2017 confirming the amount of funding you will receive. The project with the highest number of votes across your region will receive £5,000, the second placed project £2,000 and the third placed project £1,000.
Please please please next time you go to Tesco, take a little blue token (1 per traction - no plastic bag purchase required) and put it in the Kettleshulme Community Garden Project Box
More information on Tesco's Bag of Help Scheme can be found at: http://www.groundwork.org.uk/Sites/tescocommunityscheme
Please see the extract below:
Congratulations!
We are delighted to let you know that your application to the Tesco Bags of Help Grant Scheme has been successful and your project will be put forward to a customer vote in Tesco stores during February 2017.
What happens next?
Your project along with the other two successful projects in your region will go forward to a vote in Tesco stores where their customers will decide the outcome by voting for their favourite project each time they shop. Voting will take place from 1st February to 25th February and we will notify you by the end of March 2017 confirming the amount of funding you will receive. The project with the highest number of votes across your region will receive £5,000, the second placed project £2,000 and the third placed project £1,000.
Please please please next time you go to Tesco, take a little blue token (1 per traction - no plastic bag purchase required) and put it in the Kettleshulme Community Garden Project Box
Our Kettleshume Project will be a voting option in the following stores from the 1st to the 25th February:
ALDERLEY RD WMSLW EXP SK9 1LH
HANDFORTH EXTRA SK9 3PA
HANDFORTH EXTRA SK9 3PA
MACCLESFIELD METRO SK11 6UZ
MACCLESFIELD METRO SK11 6UZ
MACCLESFIELD 2 SK10 2AB
WHALEY BRIDGE SK23 7HT
DEAN ROW RD WILMS EXP SK9 2TA
BUXTON EXPRESS SK17 9RB
WILMSLOW RD HANDF EXP SK9 3HQ
BROKEN CROSS MACC EXP SK11 8UA
ALDERLEY EDGE EXP SK9 7JT
ALDERLEY RD WMSLW EXP SK9 1LH
HANDFORTH EXTRA SK9 3PA
HANDFORTH EXTRA SK9 3PA
MACCLESFIELD METRO SK11 6UZ
MACCLESFIELD METRO SK11 6UZ
MACCLESFIELD 2 SK10 2AB
WHALEY BRIDGE SK23 7HT
DEAN ROW RD WILMS EXP SK9 2TA
BUXTON EXPRESS SK17 9RB
WILMSLOW RD HANDF EXP SK9 3HQ
BROKEN CROSS MACC EXP SK11 8UA
ALDERLEY EDGE EXP SK9 7JT