The next meeting of the Council will be held on Thursday 6th October 2016 at Gresford Trust Memorial Hall at 7.15pm
NEW ITEMS THIS MONTH
Scarecrow Trail - now Archived
Gresford Allotments
Cemetery - unclaimed plots- Go to Cemetery page
Macmillan coffee morning
Scarecrow Trail - now Archived
Gresford Allotments
Cemetery - unclaimed plots- Go to Cemetery page
Macmillan coffee morning
The new bench seat by the lake.
The new bench seat now has a plaque which is a dedication to the memory of Mrs Gwynedd Evans who very generously donated £5000 to be spent on the lake community. The seat was funded through this and it is intended to erect an information board in the future.
The new bench seat now has a plaque which is a dedication to the memory of Mrs Gwynedd Evans who very generously donated £5000 to be spent on the lake community. The seat was funded through this and it is intended to erect an information board in the future.
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Gresford Craft Group invite you to.......
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GRESFORD MEMORIAL HALL
TUESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 10-11.30 AM ADMISSION £2 DOT'S FABRICS IN ATTENDANCE! |
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FIND OUT WHAT'S ON AT THE GRESFORD TRUST MEMORIAL HALL CHECK OUT THE LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND NOT FOR PROFIT activities under WHAT's HAPPENING **If YOU ARE A BUSINESS , SERVICE OR CLUB, YOU CAN REGISTER AND ADVERTISE HERE-IT'S FREE** MAES Y PANT
Maes Y Pant volunteers get together on the second Sunday of the month to do various jobs. They work between 10 am and 1pm and there's cake included!! They will welcome your help. See Village Diary for more information. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
Look who's following us now! Leslie Griffiths AM Wrexham Council The Leader Andrew Atkinson Rofft Primary School Chapel Cottage Dental St. Peter's Primary School Rossett MyPag Simon O' Rourke ....and many more. Our followers are growing... please join them. |
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Gresford Allotment Association
Gresford allotments are tucked away in a quiet corner of the village in a delightful rural setting and have provided fresh, healthy fruit and vegetables for local people for generations. Allotments nationally have undergone something of a renaissance over the last few years, as people have realised how useful allotments are to support active living and healthier lifestyles and how much fun can be obtained from growing your own fruit and vegetables. The use of allotments performs many roles and meets many needs, from getting people outdoors, carrying out physical exercise, to the pleasure of eating your own home grown food and socialising with like minded people who always seem to have the time to offer advice, share experiences or simply to have a chat. Working an allotment isn’t rocket science. It requires some hard work and diligence to get it sorted and maintained but it also brings many advantages. In addition to keeping you physically fit, research shows that working your allotment is an excellent stress-buster and will keep you mentally fit also. With growing concerns about methods of modern food production, you will also discover that the fresh fruit and vegetables you have grown yourself are healthier and taste far, far better than anything you will buy in a supermarket. Renting an allotment is also not as expensive as you think. Annual rents are: 1. Full plot - £20 2. Half plot - £12 3. Quarter plot - £8 If you are interested in having your own allotment and live in the villages of Gresford, Marford or Rossett, then simply email your contact details to adrianvward@hotmail.co.uk MAES Y PANT gets Green Flag Award... and lots more!...see the Summer Update here
VILLAGE DIARY This is an invitation to local schools, churches, clubs, and other organisations within the community to post their important events/ meeting dates on the website calendar. Please contact the webmaster at gresfordmarford@gmail.com | ||
