Welcome to the Beeston and District Civic Society

protecting and improving the environment


 We are a body of people who take a practical interest in Beeston and its district, and do all in our power to make it a fine place in which to live, encouraging the preservation, development, and improvement of amenities, and the appreciation of civic design.

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Beeston & District Civic Society, 

4 Penrhyn Crescent, Chilwell, Notts, 

NG9 5NZ

Phone: 0115 967 7260

 

http://thebigtreeplant.direct.gov.uk/index.html

Supported by defra in partnership with many other organisations

PLANT  A TREE in your street

ADOPT  A TREE in your street

  Beeston & District Civic Society, together with Broxtowe Borough Council, are launching a project to replace as many as possible of the large trees along roads that are missing.

   We plan to locate areas in streets and on small grassy patches in Beeston and district where extra trees will improve the appearance of the street ~ and we need your help to do this.

 When the sites have been chosen, the council will check suitability with regard to services below the pavement and liaise with Nottinghamshire County Council who have ultimate responsibility for the roads and footpaths.

We will apply for funding from The Big Tree Plant funding scheme.

 We, with your help, anticipate planting the trees, which will be 8 – 12’ or so high (at planting), in Autumn 2012.  At that point we will need TREE GUARDIANS ~ ideally the householder nearest the tree ~ to water and generally keep their eye on that tree for 2 to 3 years until it has matured sufficiently to be included in the council tree maintenance programme.

 If you would like to take part or want more details please email:

 babsel@ntlworld.com

Or phone 917 8488

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Please note that due to the temporary closure of Beeston Library the public presentation, on Friday 10th February 2012 will now take place in the Old Council Chamber at Beeston Town Hall

 

For details of the full 2011 - 2012 programme od Speakers, please visit our Public Presentations page.

Note, All photographs throughout this web site are copyright © Dave Lovesy unless specifically stated otherwise