Thanks to all those who braved the winds to come to our December meeting on Saturday. Good to be able to welcome tow new faces, Jakki and Lyn. We managed to get quite cosy in Union Corner and had an interesting discussion the Plymouth Plan and enjoyed out lunch. Didn’t find time to do the wreath making and will set another date to tidy the Adelaide Street planters.
Stonehouse Time Bank Saturday, 5th December
Looking forward to tomorrow’s meeting 10 am – 1 pm at Union Corner. We will be making wreaths out of recycled materials (bring along old decorations to re-use), talking about the Plymouth Plan, tidying the planters in Adelaide Street and having a bring and share lunch.
November Stonehouse Saturday
Members created a sturdy raised bed out of scaffolding plants, planted bulbs in pots, as well as enjoying the bring and share lunch at Union Corner on Saturday 7th. Still lots to do if you would like to help.
Requests for swaps included looking after the planters in Adelaide Street, sorting our a house, putting up a towel rail, taking rubbish to the tip, a lift to B&Q and a drumming workshop. Oh – and we now have a planter to treat with preservative and line.Is there anything there you would like to do?
Stonehouse Time Bank Saturday 7th November
- That’s back at Union Corner to continue with our help for the garden. Grass has started growing in the mesh tiles we put down in September* so it’s looking fresh and green. We were given scaffolding boards which members have collected* and started to turn into raised beds*. On Saturday we hope to complete some of the planters ready for plants that we have been offered*. We also have bulbs to pot up ready for the spring.
- There will be the usual bring and share lunch.
- Someone is bringing along games to play.
- And we have new members keen to set up swaps.
Time Bank at the Union Street Party
Visit to Bere Ferrers
What a lovely afternoon!
Over 24 of us set out from Plymouth station. Stonehouse Time Bank was joined by membes from Whitleigh, Efford, a large group from North Prospect and Tess from All Ways Apples.
On the short train journey we passed from the city, through the countryside and has wonderful river views.
We made the most of the October sunshine. Some picniced at the festival while others went down to the river. Festivities included apple pressing with delicious fresh juice, apple id, apple shies, competitions, Morris dancing and music.
Saturday 3rd October
Street Party Time!
Sports news!
Croquet this Saturday!
2pm
Saturday 29th August
Millfields (entrance next to the Office Pub in High Street)
followed by tea
Come along for some excellent fun (absolutely no skill, knowledge or aptitude required!)
All welcome, so bring the whole family.
Let us know if you are coming so we have enough mallets and cakes.