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February newsletter

February’s (brief) sunshine brings hope for spring! Welcome to the Friends of Brislington Brook newsletter for February. The start of spring is nigh and as FOBB Vice Chair Jackie has spottedit’s...
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Some goatally great allotment news!

Work on the FOBB plot at The Rock Allotments just off Allison Road kicked off on the 7th when James led a Duke of Edinburgh group to start clearing the...
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The dragon has landed!

Andy O’Neill, the wood sculptor responsible for carving the Dragon has finished the first stage of his work and what an impact this has made already. He has received more...

Making use of Nature’s resources

Plans for an exciting new creative project in Nightingale Valley...

Nature diary: February

The end of the Winter may still feel like it's a little while from now, but for nature in the valley, February is prime time for early starters to get...

Colour-changing streams

Everything you need to know about the sometimes-green Brook...
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January newsletter and important dates for your diary!

Hello friends! January is finally almost over, after what feels like a 17-week month. Firstly, the great news: on Wednesday 4th February from 7-9pm in the cafe at St Anne’s House...

December 2025 newsletter

Duck! Here comes another year. Welcome to the Friends of Brislington Brook December newsletter – cutting it a little fine on the 31st of December true – but fresh off...

November 2025 Newsletter

Nothing lasts forever… even cold November rain! Welcome to the Friends of Brislington Brook November newsletter – albeit going out here on 1st December when autumn has very much given...
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