 Well done and thank you to everyone who came out to help with the Save the Bees event. Great teamwork between local residents, people from Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, Benn's Friends and our own PJ Veg Beds group. Well done Angela for organising us. (Follow this link for more about our PJ Veg Beds Group)
About 10-12 patches of wildflowers seeds were planted at the end of the old railway line on the open ground where it meets Abbey Street. Children and families from St Andrew's Benn school walk past the site regularly so hopefully both wildlife and wonderful people will all benefit from the beauty and colour.
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7/29/2017 08:48:06 am
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Rev Sheila BridgeMinister of St Peter and St John's Church, Rugby Archives
February 2020
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