OCLT seeks to protect land in the Upper Ore Valley, Hastings to save and enhance urban woodland and green space for community use and to protect animal habitat.
#nationalwalkingmonth We have 2 FREE walking projects at the easy end of the scale - 1 hour group walks and maps for 1, 2 & 3 mile self-led nature walks.
@ESHealthWalks https://t.co/D3ff3mZoI5
@123Walks https://t.co/pcIIkl0kSZ
This Saturday is our Spring Open Day, we look forward to welcoming local residents to let them know what we’ve been doing and our plans, we also have a plant sale and cakes
Our AGM is on Saturday 26th August at 10am at the Salvation Army portacabin in Old London Road. All members and potential members are invited to attend and find out what we’ve been doing over the past year and what we plan to do in the future. https://t.co/wl36cQZF4K
We have just launched a Crowdfunder to help us raise important funds to help us make improvements to the Community Garden. Aviva will match the donations we receive. Please donate whatever you can manage to support us, many thanks. https://t.co/SNui3UBMh8
Ore Community Land Trust is now registered with @easyuk, so over 7,000 brands will now donate to us for FREE every time you use @easyuk to shop with them.
https://t.co/jSNMayL28T
We would like to wish all our volunteers and members a very Merry Christmas and thank you for your support this year.
We’re back on Thurs 5th Jan for our weekly session and, on Sat 7th for our first Saturday of the month session, 10am - 1pm
We look forward to seeing you next year
A huge thank you to The National Lottery Community Fund means our Parent and Child Forest School sessions can continue to another year, which offer free woodland play, crafts and cooking for children under 5 years and their families @TNLComFund
A huge thank you to the 100+ individuals and organisations who attended our AGM last week and made it such a special event. A real pleasure to be back seeing everyone in person and celebrating what an amazing voluntary sector we have in Hastings & St Leonards!
#hvaagm2022
Our volunteers were out in Specked Wood today. Clearing the fallen ivy covered tree, in wet muddy condition conditions. Thanks to everyone involved.
(Photos by @KellyPelaou).
You may have spotted some of our amazing art work on display in the window of Banfield & Pomphrey in the village. This has been arranged in conjunction with the Ore Community Land Trust who work to protect the woodland in the local area. Have a look next time you are passing!
Starting in March, Parent and Child Forest School group, Tuesdays 10am till 12pm at the Community Garden. Email Jo [email protected] to register. Booking essential. Priority given to those in TN35 & TN34 areas
Photographs from when we gave Hastings and East Sussex Natural History Society a tour of Speckled Wood. Would you like a tour? Find out what we are doing and about our plans for the future. Our walk and talk takes about one hour. If you are interested send us a message.