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- Our 25th Anniversary Project: Planning Permission Granted
Planning permission has been granted for ‘The Lookout’, our 25th Anniversary fort replacement project. We are working with our contractor to fix a date to start the landscaping work and we anticipate that this will be in Spring 2025.
We are still looking for funds to complete this project. You can help by donating at www.millenniumgreen.org.uk/25th. - Latest Photos From InstaGram
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- ‘CAROLS ON THE GREEN’ THURSDAY 5th DECEMBER 2024 – 6pm
Due to the weather the ‘Carols on the Green’ on December 5th had to be moved to St. Stephen’s Church but the event a great success. The two choirs, St. Stephen’s Primary School choir and CitySound Voice Bath choir were excellent. The carols together with the mulled wine and mince pies put everyone into the Christmas spirit.
- ‘Toad Tails: Wildlife in and around Charlcombe Lane’
At the ‘Talk with Wine’ on November 25th, Sheila Gundry from Froglife gave a fascinating talk on toads and other amphibians to an audience of 70 people. She also covered the very important Charlcombe Toad Rescue Patrol. The event generated a healthy profit which will go to the Millennium Green.
- 2024 AGM
The reports from the 2024 AGM of the St. Stephen’s Millennium Green Trust held on 13th November 2024 are available for download.
- Our Exciting 25th Anniversary Project
2025 will mark the 25th Anniversary of the Millennium Green as the grand opening of the Millennium Green took place in June 2000. The Trustees have decided that it would timely to replace the timber fort on the Millennium Green and make this our 25th Anniversary Project.
Over the past few years the fort has been showing its age and has needed a lot of patching up to keep it in place and to keep it safe. Many of the timber post are rotting at the bottom and the overall structural integrity is degrading.
The Trustees have decided to remove the old fort and to replace it with a seating area on top of the remodelled mound so that everyone can enjoy the vista. There will be steps through the landscape leading up to the new stone and timber bench which will be circular so that small groups can gather together. A route will lead on through the landscape to a willow house with openings looking out at varying heights, before connecting back to the existing path.
Work should start on this project in the New Year 2025 and should be complete in time for the 25th Anniversary in 2025.
For more information and to donate to this project go to www.millenniumgreen.org.uk/25th.