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2026 upcoming events
Check out the Wilder Bramley Events Programme for 2026
Remember to check back regularly for updates.
Confirmed events:
🌾 Saint James Church - Meadow Scything Work Party 🌾
Come and help us manage one of Bramley’s most valuable wildflower meadows! We’re looking for volunteers to join our annual meadow cut and rake.
✅ No experience needed
✅ Tools provided
✅ Great for wildlife
✅ Great company!
✅Tea and biscuits provided!!!
📅 Saturday 12 September
🕒 9.30AM - 12.30PM
📍 Saint James Church, Bramley
A few hours of your time can make a big difference for nature.
Hope to see you there! 🌼🦋
Please wear stout footwear and long trousers.
All welcome, children must be supervised by Parents.
🌾 Clift meadow - Meadow Scything Work Party 🌾
Come and help us manage one of Bramley’s most valuable wildflower meadows! We’re looking for volunteers to join our annual meadow cut and rake.
✅ No experience needed
✅ Tools provided
✅ Great for wildlife
✅ Great company!
✅Tea and biscuits provided!!!
📅 Saturday 10 October
🕒 9.30AM - 12.30PM
📍 Clift meadow car park, Bramley
A few hours of your time can make a big difference for nature.
Hope to see you there! 🌼🦋
Please wear stout footwear and long trousers.
All welcome, children must be supervised by Parents.
🐸Saint Marks pond improvement and surrounding habitat 🐸
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday 14 November, 10am–before 1pm: Remove young saplings, plant native pond species and create a better mix of water depths for wildlife.
Saturday 12 December, 10am–before 1pm: Pollard willow trees around the pond so more light can reach the water while retaining valuable tree habitat.
Saturday 9 January, 10am–before 1pm: Clear vegetation along the pond path to help improve this important navigation corridor for bats.
Saturday 6 February, 10am–before 1pm: Tackle invasive cherry laurel and create more space for native wildflowers and woodland plants to return
Community Bee Garden work party:
There is evidence that populations of bees and other pollinators are less healthy and abundant than they have been. If action is not taken, pollinator declines will have serious implications for biodiversity, food production and your garden.
The Community Bee Garden at Clift Meadow is trying to address this issue by providing food water and shelter throughout the seasons. This however can’t be achieved without your help. If you would like to help the Bees, please come along to one of our monthly work groups and help make the bees a home to be proud of.
We meet 10am - 12am, March – October
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