Do you fancy get your fingers green?
Whitley Growallot will be adding Tutor lead sessions on Tuesdays & Wednesdays in addition to their normal Sunday sessions.
This will be an exciting way to become familiar with all things allotment and growing.
The Tuesday sessions will be adult only and will run from 8/9/20 to 24/11/20
The Wednesday sessions will run from 2/9/20 to 28/10/20.
On both days they will run from 3;30pm – 5:30pm.
Volunteers very welcome
All sessions will need to be booked by prior arrangement so we can monitor numbers to maintain social distancing by contacting [email protected]
Posted in Community, Volunteering
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