Local Funding Campaigns 2016/2017
WILD FLOWER TALK BY JOHN BALL
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THE SYLHET INDIAN RESTAURANT
The Sylhet Indian Restaurant in Langho has had a collection box on the bar for the past few months and their wonderful customers have contributed £40.00 so far towards the 'Langho In Bloom' community project. Well done to Kashim and his team!!
Congratulations to Kashim and his team celebrating 10 years in business
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THE LANGHO PHARMACY
The Langho Pharmacy ladies have been on board with the 'Langho In Bloom' project since day one and have already undertaken developments around their shop area. A recent project which enlisted the help of a local Dry Stone Wall trader Ray Marsh has given the ladies a lovely area for growing herbs which will hopefully provide a beautiful aroma for all who pass by and goes hand in hand with some of the natural ingredients found in many medices today. Pictures of this are will be posted shortly. Some of the below images show the earlier develpments to the site. Keep up the good work girls!!
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LONGSIGHT NURSERY & LANDSCAPES & TYRONE MORGAN LOCAL GARDENER
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Longsight Nursery & Landscapes together with Tyrone Morgan have put on a raffle in order to try and raise some money for the 'Langho In Bloom' project. The prize is a builders bag of firewood with the draw being held on the 27th March 2016. They are also planning to work with Longsight Riding School to transform the area of land between the entrance to the Ridings estate and the Riding School and Nursery (watch this space).
Kate Murdoch from Langho Pharmacy carrying out some weeding around the outside area of the shop.
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Kash planting bedding plants around the Royal Taj Indian Restaurant in Langho.
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MORE PHARMACY WORK PHOTOS
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A big thank you to Ray Marsh of Billington - Dry Stone Waller. This project was funded by the Langho Pharmacy.
February 2016
An area around the Sylhet Restaurant in Langho was cleared all its weeds thanks to all the team involved. It looks a hundred percent better. An area ready to plant with some lovely coloured flowers for Spring and Summer.
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A fabulous improvement. Well done ! |
March 2016
June 2016
St Leonards Rose Queen - Langho in Bloom held a flower stall and raised £40.00 on the day :)
The stall was manned by various Langho In Bloom volunteers who raised awareness and gained local support for the group. A total of £40.00 was successfully raised on the day. A massive well done to all those involved.
A TOTAL OF £40.00 WAS RAISED ON THE DAY :)
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July 2016
A packed house welcomed John Ball from Lancashire Wildlife Trust to a recent meeting of Langho in Bloom at the Sylhet Restaurant in Langho. John traced the history of wild flowers from the ancient Greeks and explained links with culinary and medicinal practices. He expanded on how to identify some of the flowers and explained how their names related tothe applications they were used for and also looked ats ome poisonous species which are abundant and self-seed in people’s gardens.
John is a volunteer at Brockholes Nature Reserve near Samlesbury where he runs guided walks every week. He is also a keen photographer and travel writer. On behalf of Langho in Bloom, Diana Rushton thanked him for an informative presentation which will make people look at the roadside verges with new insight in the future. Diana also thanked everyone for supporting the event, especially the Women’s Institute, Whalley Golf Club, Whalley in Bloom, St Mary’s Wednesday Club as well as many villagers from Langho.
The event raised £125 for Langho in Bloom funds.
John is a volunteer at Brockholes Nature Reserve near Samlesbury where he runs guided walks every week. He is also a keen photographer and travel writer. On behalf of Langho in Bloom, Diana Rushton thanked him for an informative presentation which will make people look at the roadside verges with new insight in the future. Diana also thanked everyone for supporting the event, especially the Women’s Institute, Whalley Golf Club, Whalley in Bloom, St Mary’s Wednesday Club as well as many villagers from Langho.
The event raised £125 for Langho in Bloom funds.
