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Our next fundraising event is a ‘Talk with Wine’ at 7:15pm on November 25th, 2024 in the Centre, St. Stephen’s Church, Lansdown

Sheila Gundry, Head of Operations at the wildlife charity Froglife, will give a talk titled ‘Toad Tails: Wildlife in and around Charlcombe Lane’. This talk will give a particular emphasis on Charlcombe’s flourishing amphibian population. She will also delve into the fascinating ecology of these often overlooked but truly remarkable creatures, the challenges they face locally, and how best we can conserve them.

For more information and to book tickets go to www.millenniumgreen.org.uk/events.

The weather was perfect for this year’s Lansdown Open Gardens event and we had a record number of over 400 visitors looking at all the wonderful gardens.

The Plant Stall on the Millennium Green did a roaring trade and for most of the afternoon the St. Stephen’s Centre was packed with people enjoying delicious homemade cakes and teas.

Overall the event raised a substantial profit that will go towards the upkeep of the Millennium Green.

Many thanks to all the garden owners for opening up their beautiful gardens. Also, many thanks to all the helpers who made the day such a success.

Peter Davenport gave an excellent talk on the topic of ‘The People of Roman Bath’ to an audience of over 65 people. Peter provided the audience with very interesting insights into the lives of the people, both inhabitants and visitors, in Roman Bath over several centuries.

The event raised over £550 towards the upkeep of the Millennium Green and will help towards the projects planned for the next 12 months.

Despite a hiatus with the AV equipment this was a very successful event with over 60 attendees. Stuart Burroughs gave a fascinating and engaging talk about the commercial and industrial history of Bath with some very interesting facts and anecdotes. Our many thanks to Stuart.

In total the event made a profit of over £500 which will go towards the upkeep of the Millennium Green.

This year’s Lansdown Open Gardens on June 11th were a great success despite some rain early in the afternoon. Over 340 visitors, a record number, viewed six wonderful gardens around Lansdown. The plant sale on the Millennium Green did a roaring trade, and many visitors enjoyed scrumptious cakes and teas in the St. Stephen’s Centre.

Overall the event raised over £3200 towards the upkeep of the Millennium Green. Many thanks to all the helpers and volunteers who made that day such a success.