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In this article, our Landscape Manager Owen discusses the benefits of using Pictorial Meadows seed mixes and the key factors to consider when designing your perennial meadow. Here are a few tips for designing stunning landscapes with perennial meadows from seed and turf: (1) The right plants For more than twenty years, Pictorial Meadows have […]
Nature lover and photographer Barry Frith shots of Kingfishers and other wildlife in Manor Fields Park speak for themselves. Showcasing how what was once derelict wasteland has become a site rich in wildlife despite being in the middle of a city. More of Barry’s work here More on our Parks here
Free e-cycle scheme gives NHS staff in Sheffield ticket to ride
• Cycling UK’s Making cycling e-asier scheme helps NHS staff in Sheffield commute by e-cycle
• Sheffield locals encouraged to mark Cycle to Work Day on Thursday, 3 August by signing up for free e-cycle loan or session
The Green Estate has been contacting local residents to Manor Fields Park ahead of the forthcoming work that will be taking place to develop a new Sustainable Urban Drainage Scheme (SuDS) from late August to early 2024. The project is intended to reduce the risk of flooding down river during heavy storms and in so […]
An exciting new course for Early Years Practitioners: the Certificate in Outdoor Practice from Outdoors Thinking, being run at Sheffield Manor Lodge.
The Green Estate Community Interest Company is one of only 15 companies to receive the inaugural and prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development. See our previous news item for further details. There were 148 winners of the King’s Award for Enterprise in all the categories and they were all invited to send one […]
On Friday 21 April, it was announced that The Green Estate Community Interest Company has been awarded the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development. Originally set up as a heritage and environmental regeneration project, The Green Estate and its 70 strong team together with 40 volunteers and partners have turned 42 hectares of […]