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Spring Walk – May 2026

Spring Walk - May 2025 Originally billed as a bluebell walk, Mother Nature did us a bit of a bamboozle... the usual carpet of blue was already past its best, as they flowered much earlier than usual this year! No matter.... starting from The Red Lion, we were still...

AGM Report 2026

Attentive AudienceThank you to everyone who attended our AGM on Friday 15 May at St Margaret's Parish Rooms – an opportunity for us to share our achievements. Our President, The Rt. Hon, The Earl Howe PC, joined us at this annual meeting together with neighbours,...

Easter Egg Trail

Easter Egg TrailEaster Saturday saw the P&TGRS Annual Easter Egg Trail take place in Common Wood. Whilst it's good to see familiar faces who have enjoyed the trail in previous years, it's extra special to share the woodlands with those who are first time...

Spring Woodland Update

Mike Morley, Woodlands Manager, shares his Woodlands Report Signs of Spring Spring has arrived, and as I write, Snowdrops and Primroses are already in bloom. By the time you read this, Bluebells should also be making their appearance. Everything seems to be happening...

P&TGRS Spring Walk

A beautiful sunny, Sunday saw a group of walkers put their best feet - or paws in the case of Charlie and Saga - forward to enjoy a leisurely stroll around the local area. The last few days of dry weather made the ground under foot not so muddy or slippery and the...