Our organisation plant our own fruits and vegetables to encourage healthy eating in our community. We also recycle garden waste.
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Almondbury Action
We are a group of volunteers from Almondbury village that have the aim of improving the overall aesthetics of the community.
Read moreAlmondbury Bank Woodland Preservation Group
“Friends” group supporting woodland bordering Almondbury Bank, constructing and maintaining paths and steps in the wood, providing bird and bat boxes, removing litter and ensuring public access
Read moreBirkby Community Wildlife Garden
Wildlife Garden for the Community of Birkby and surrounding areas encouraging wildlife for all to enjoy.
Read moreBirkenshaw Village Association
We aim to improve and care for all areas of our village. We now have recently formed a branch of BVA i.e The in Bloom group. We have an annual Christmas Lights display and maintain flower borders.
Read moreBirstall Village Improvement Group
The objectives of the group are to make Birstall a better place in all ways through giving people a voice, a better environment in which to live and work and a place to share ideas and find solutions.
Read moreBurton Environment Group (BEG)
Maintaining local environmental areas, monthly meetings to plan work mornings and new projects. Attending local meetings to monitor environmental issues. Grant applications.
Read moreClem’s Garden CIC
We are a chemical-free cut flower social enterprise run mainly by people who are 50+ who don’t have children or grandchildren to nurture.
Read moreCliffe House Outdoor Study and Conference Centre
A centre of excellence in outdoor learning. A Grade II listed Victorian building in 11 acres of mature woodland.
Read moreDenby Dale District Men’s Shed
A Charity group which focuses on the wellbeing of men in possible situations of isolation. Men work to benefit the local area environment.
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