To develop a greenspace which is accessible and inclusive to all, where they can meet and feel proud about the space and therefore take care of it: - To develop a space where individuals and families (and dogs) can play, exercise and meet to feel connected. - To create an environment which balances formal planting with a place where nature can thrive - To secure funds and campaign to improve the infrastructure and existing facilities of the park. - To promote the physical and mental health and wellbeing of the local community in all activity undertaken by the group.
Archives: Members
Marsden and Slaithwaite Transition Towns (MASTT)
MASTT aims to promote sustainability, bio-diversity and awareness of climate change. Currently main focus is on the Rotcher Woodland and Community Orchard.
Holmfirth Walkers are Welcome
Holmfirth Walkers are Welcome promotes recreational walking in the Holme Valley.
Windybank Gardening Club
Windybank gardening club was started to benefit all members of the community. to help combat loneliness and isolation. We share our skills with members who are new to gardening. Our initial aim was to maintain the existing gardens and introduce more plants to attract wildlife whilst being attractive.
Farnley Tyas Community Group
A Community Group for the Village of Farnley Tyas village to promote the village, improve the village, and amenities, local support, arrange events, fund raising for the group and charities. We meet every month and produce a local news letter to residents 3 times per year, litter picking local area once per month and support the local church
Friends of Norman Park
Welcome to the Friends of Norman Park. We are a voluntary group helping to take care of the park for the community and wildlife to enjoy. We have regular work days in park, including litter picks, footpath clearing, gardening and maintaining facilities in the park. We are currently working on improving the biodiversity and creating new wildlife habitats and gardens. We also run sports, wellbeing, food, music, arts and crafts events for families throughout the year, including Bonkers for Conkers and Carols in the Park. New volunteers and member are always welcomed.
Kirklees Badger Protection Group
We are a dedicated group of volunteers who monitor and protect historical badger setts within the Kirklees area of West Yorkshire. We encourage understanding, tolerance, appreciation, and respect for badgers. Provide education and information to the wider community.
Woodhouse Mill Ponds
Angling Club - Non Profit - Nature Reserve. Open to the public for wildlife observations
Kirklees Bridleways Group
Our aim is to safeguard all historic routes by getting them recorded for public use therefore ensuring that they are safe for future generations. IF they are not formally recorded accurately as bridleways, footpaths & byways on the Definitive Map.
Ravensthorpe in Bloom
To clean up Ravensthorpe, and to keep it so. To work with Kirklees, Schools, Mosques, Churches and businesses to take pride in the area. To work towards enhancing the area with planters, hanging baskets, etc