Wimborne Minster and Colehill is a Fairtrade Community
Come and visit us on the Minster Green
Free Samples - Recipes - Bicycle DIY Banana Smoothies - Fair Ground Stall
Wimborne Minster and Colehill is a Fairtrade Community
Come and visit us on the Minster Green
Free Samples - Recipes - Bicycle DIY Banana Smoothies - Fair Ground Stall
Wilding Wimborne is partnering with Walford Mill to bring you a plant-swap opportunity. We all tend to plant too many seeds and wonder what to do with the extra that germinate. Or we split an established plant and don't want to throw away the spare root.
Come to Walford Mill and take advantage of the plants on offer: you can leave any plants that you don't need and take some that you do!
Wilding Wimborne wants to encourage people to grow their own flowers, fruit and vegetables - all in a sustainable way.
Come to the Fair Ground Shop in the Cornmarket, collect some seeds - and get sowing.
A small donation is suggested so we can self-fund for future years.
N.B. Dates to be confirmed. Not available at time of event posting.
Hedgehog Awareness Week is organised by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society and takes place every year. It aims to highlight the problems hedgehogs face and how you can help them.
Dates to be confirmed.
From the RHS website:
If you want to encourage wildflowers in your lawn, try No Mow May. As the name suggests, you simply stop mowing in early May, which allows the wild plants already in your lawn to grow up and flower, adding colour and attracting pollinating insects and other wildlife. You can leave your whole lawn uncut or just a section. community, or giving a second life to ingredients that most commonly go to waste
From the Stop Food Waste Day website:
Prevent, Inspire and Repurpose
To celebrate Earth Day 2026, come and join us on the Minster Green on 25th April. Meet Wilding Wimborne and other Community Groups.
Switch off your power for an hour. Give an Hour for Earth. 28th March, 8.30pm local time,
Right now, there are 3.5 billion people still living without safe toilets. 419 million people still practise ‘open defecation’. In these situations, diseases spread, killing 1,000 children under-five every single day. This global crisis poses a threat to nature and everyone’s health, particularly women, girls, and other vulnerable groups.