There have been a couple of last minute cancellations for the scything course being run on Thursday (19th September) from 9am at Boundary Brook Nature Reserve. If you would be interested in attending, please email info@ouwg.org.uk
Boundary Brook NR gate blocked temporarily
The gate at the end of the shop road into the nature reserve is currently blocked with a delivery of gravel. Please avoid using this gate – it will be cleared on Wednesday next week
Skip for allotment rubbish
The skip will be on site for another week or so, and there’s still a little bit of space left, so please bring your allotment rubbish – metal, glass, plastics etc, but not soil, paint, asbestos, wood, green waste etc.
Skip for allotment rubbish
We now have a skip for disposal of: Please put your ALLOTMENT rubbish next to the skip, not in it. Do NOT bring: EWAA Committee
Free council compost
The council has provided us with a limited amount of compost, which they have deposited outside the gate near the middle road. Please help yourself, but please only take one barrowload, so that as many people as possible can benefit
Break-in at Boundary Brook Nature Reserve tool shed
The double locked door was forced last night sometime between 4pm on Wednesday 26th and 8am on Thursday 27th May. There was no damage to the reserve gate which didn’t appear to have been opened, so entry must have been over the
Two sheds burnt to the ground on Thursday night
Two sheds, on plot 130 and 134b, were burnt to the ground in the early hours of Thursday night. In addition, many sheds were broken into, but nothing has been reported as missing. The fire service attended the blaze, cutting
Free Beginners Hedgelaying Training Course this Saturday
Free Beginners Hedgelaying Training Course Saturday 14th January 9.30 – 3.30pm Boundary Brook Nature Reserve Two places have become available, due to last minute illness, on the OUWG Beginners Hedgelaying Training Course this Saturday 14th January 9.30 – 3.30pm at
The SKIP is back!
A skip for the disposal of bulky rubbish is outside the shop for the use of all EWAA plotholders. It is for large items which are difficult to dispose of. Space is limited, so please try to take rubbish home,
Pea sticks
Oxford Urban Wildlife Group have put a pile of hazel sticks in the communal play area. Please help yourself