Helping Friends of St James Gardens - Garden tidy up!
Working towards caring for this long neglected historic green space, much loved and valued by the local community.
Location
St James GardensCathedral Gate, Upper Duke Street,
Liverpool
L1 7AZ
Date and time
11:00 - 13:00Who this task will support
Friends of St Jamesโ GardensContinuing the work we've been doing helping the Friends of St James Gardens, this time with a Saturday session.
Friends of St James Gardens need help in getting our beautiful Cathedral gardens looking great! This will involve getting on top of some tasks that have been sadly neglected for a while, taking weeds up around the Huskinsson monument, weeding the entrance paths on St James Road and tunnel entrance on St James Road, cutting back ivy and brambles from the graves stones, pruning shrubs and roses. As well as obligatory litter picking and maybe some re painting of benches and litter bins, hopefully over several regular sessions there will be plenty to get stuck into! ๐๐ฟ
All tools will be provided but you may prefer to bring your own gloves.
Meet at the Huskisson Memorial (the circular structure in the middle of the gardens by the fountain) https://w3w.co/passes.rings.with
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Location
St James GardensCathedral Gate, Upper Duke Street,
Liverpool
L1 7AZ
Date and time
11:00 - 13:00Who this task will support
Friends of St Jamesโ GardensSign up by 11:00am on Saturday 9th November so we can let Ema know who to expect.
Walkable
As you will make your own way to the task, feel free to walk or run as you wish.
Ideal for beginners
St James Gardens
Cathedral Gate, Upper Duke Street,
Liverpool
L1 7AZ
Led by Ema Quinn
(she/her) Liverpool Area Activator, mountain hiking beach wanderer at heart, a surprised runner, and wild swimming wannabe.
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Not quite summer any more tbh
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