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Have you been to visit us yet? Cuerden Valley Park is the ideal place for a traditional, cheap family day out. The price for parking is £1.10 for up to 2 hours, or £2.20 all day, and for that you can - Have a picnic on the benches provided Walk the dog Let the children…
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What’s On | Cuerden Valley Park Trust
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Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Firewood and General Sales. Tuesday and Thursday 10.00 am at the Barn – Health Walk. Join the regulars for a stroll around the Park for an hour or so followed by refreshments and a chat in the Barn. For all the latest news from our Health Walkers follow www.naimad.co.uk/jmswarbrick/walks.html. Saturday 9.00 am at the Barn – Park Run. Please register before your first run. Click here. A three da...
Cider Festival | Cuerden Valley Park Trust
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Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Firewood and General Sales. WELCOME TO THE 4TH ANNUAL CUERDEN VALLEY PARK CIDER FESTIVAL! Entrance is 5 which includes a glass, a programme and free entertainment. The first 1,000 attendees will receive a special limited edition commemorative glass. If you have a personal favourite that you would like to see at this or future Festivals, please let us know using the contact form at the foot of t...
Children’s Christmas Fair | Cuerden Valley Park Trust
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Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Firewood and General Sales. Children’s Christmas Fair. CUERDEN VALLEY PARK CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS FAIR. Although there will be a small charge for some of the activities to cover the cost of materials and a charge of 3.50 to meet with Santa Claus. The Fair will be held here in the Barn on Berkeley Drive, Bamber Bridge. The postcode is PR5 6BY for those of you with Sat Navs. Send to Email Address.
Cafe and Visitor Centre | Cuerden Valley Park Trust
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Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Firewood and General Sales. Cafe and Visitor Centre. CUERDEN VALLEY PARK CAFE – OPENING SOON! It will be a unique ecological building, if the details interest you, click here. We need to raise 400,000 to pay for the building and to date have raised just over 396,000 thanks in no small part to the generous donations we have received from you the public and grant funding from –. Please supply you...
Firewood and General Sales | Cuerden Valley Park Trust
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Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Firewood and General Sales. Firewood and General Sales. WOOD FROM CUERDEN VALLEY PARK. For all your your firewood, woodchip, charcoal, logs. And general wood requirements. Top quality and competitive priced guaranteed! We deliver free within 10 miles of the Barn for all firewood and woodchip orders. LAMB MEAT FROM OUR OWN FLOCK. SOLD OUT FOR 2015 – DELIVERIES IN DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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Bamber Bridge Birder: 01/08/11 - 01/09/11
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Musings and photos from the nature around me. Local Patch - Stags Lodge, Cuerden Valley Park. Aston Rowant NNR - 2nd August 2011. I managed a second visit to this wonderful butterfly site in just over a week and what a difference. The temperature was around 25C with very little wind and though it was cloudy the number of butterflies was treble the amount I saw on my previous visit. Above Essex Skipper below Large Skipper. Above Small Copper below Small Heath. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Awesome Inc. ...
from the field book: August 2010
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From the field book. Sunday, 22 August 2010. Great Hill and Black Brook. The skies were looking very changeable today as I set off for Great Hill. I'm glad I went because a wonderful spectacle awaited - well over a hundred swallows zooming around at low levels. As I paused to admire them, I wondered if the many short-tailed youngsters amongst them knew about the migratory adventures that lay so soon ahead. I decided to return. Monday, 16 August 2010. All the photos below are from the British Dragonfly So...
from the field book: OPAL Survey
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From the field book. Sunday, 10 October 2010. I've recently been working with a group to complete a clean air survey organised by OPAL. Open Air Laboratories). It involved measuring tree girths, counting fungal spots on sycamore leaves and identifying lichen on oak, ash and sycamore trees. The survey doesn't take long to complete and you could easily complete it in a local park or open area. What's more all the ID charts and materials you need are provided - a great teaching resource. From the field book.
Catch a Single Thought...: February 2015
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Friday, 27 February 2015. After my mammoth reading session in January, I haven't done so well this month. I'm blaming half term and now chicken pox for absorbing all my time! I did manage to complete my B for A-Z authors but should really be much further along than this by now.I need to choose shorter books I think. Here's what I've read this month:-. A Walk in the Park by Jill Mansell. Star rating: * *. The Skeleton Cupboard: Stories from a clinical psychologist by Tanya Byron. Star rating: * *. This is...
from the field book: Great Hill and Black Brook
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From the field book. Sunday, 22 August 2010. Great Hill and Black Brook. The skies were looking very changeable today as I set off for Great Hill. I'm glad I went because a wonderful spectacle awaited - well over a hundred swallows zooming around at low levels. As I paused to admire them, I wondered if the many short-tailed youngsters amongst them knew about the migratory adventures that lay so soon ahead. I decided to return. And I saw a Black Darter ( here. This w/e, too . my first. 5 September 2010 at...
from the field book: May 2010
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From the field book. Tuesday, 25 May 2010. One of the reasons I love living near the West Pennine. Moors is that there are always wonderful walks to enjoy whatever the season. I took my camera to show you but without a view finder and it being such a sunny day I couldn't see what was on the screen, it was a case of point and hope! Nevertheless here is a short extract from Sunday's walk. Only a few minutes up the hill from White Coppice. These great millstone grit (? Slabs guide you along Spitler's. Peat ...
from the field book: Stocks Reservoir
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From the field book. Wednesday, 11 August 2010. We decided to enjoy the sun and showers by taking a walk around Stocks Reservoir. It's a 11km / 7m circular walk which is well signed. Close to our start point is a United Utilities office - don't they just own some beautiful buildings? We see several oystercatchers. One of the joys of this walk in summer is the flowers. Everywhere fields are pitted by the purple heads of black knapweed. And self-heal and through the grass vetch. And I also spot sneezewort.
from the field book: June 2010
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From the field book. Wednesday, 23 June 2010. Woodland Wonders and Wellbeing. This month, I'm teaching at Yarrow Valley Park, Chorley. The aim is to promote the importance of trees in the environment as well as developing social interaction and communication skills. Created a sculpture which doubles up as a home for mini beasts. Above is another design which we hope will attract centipedes and beetles etc. Sunday, 20 June 2010. Sunshine on the Fells. To Great Hill. Left is a photo taken en route. Today I...
from the field book: September 2010
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From the field book. Sunday, 5 September 2010. Charnock Richard Scarecrow Festival. A quick visit to White Coppice. This morning was rewarded with the delight of about two hundred house martins, along with a few sand martins and swallows feeding in the shelter of Stronstrey. This evening I had a look around Charnock. This charming horse and fox really made me smile. It's obvious whose side the horse is on. But it looks like not everyone was enjoying themselves - I wonder what made this guy angry. Bird Fo...
from the field book: December 2009
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From the field book. Monday, 28 December 2009. The Neatness of Crows. All photos of crows welcome - just attach to an email. Thanks. And first up is a hooded crow from Peter Woodruff. This reminds me of my trips to the north. (We don't often see hooded crows in Lancashire.). Tuesday, 22 December 2009. I've not seen a goldcrest in the garden this winter which is a shame. For the past few years one has wintered in / close to out garden. It has been a bad year for them but let's hope. I managed to coincide ...
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Cuerden Jelly - bringing home the Cuerden Psalter
Cuerden Jelly - bringing home the Cuerden Psalter. This project to 'bring home' the magnificent 13th century illuminated manuscript (that, at the time of his death in 1926, belonged to Reginald Arthur Tatton of Cuerden Hall) is approaching a resolution. . . . . . but it is spawning more ventures! 160; . Sunday, 5 October 2014. Having made an August loaf of bread, incorporating Brindle grain, I offered to make some for our Harvest Festival. Communion too is intensely personal but is a communal partaking.
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Cuerden Nursery | Now OFSTED rating "GOOD" in all areas | Cuerden Nursery School
Out of School Club. Welcome to Cuerden Nursery School. We are an independent nursery school with family values, established in 2007 in the Bamber Bridge area of Preston, we are attached to Cuerden Church School. Whilst some of our children go on to attend Cuerden Church School it is not compulsory to do so. Our team of qualified and experienced staff, support children in gaining independence and fulfilling their potential in a safe, caring and stimulating environment. We encourage all our children to for...
Cuerden Valley Park Trust | Lancashire's Premier Country Park
Cuerden Valley Park Trust. Lancashire's Premier Country Park. Skip to primary content. Cafe and Visitor Centre. Friends of Cuerden Valley Park. Firewood and General Sales. Have you been to visit us yet? Cuerden Valley Park is the ideal place for a traditional, cheap family day out. The price for parking is 1.10 for up to 2 hours, or 2.20 all day, and for that you can –. Have a picnic on the benches provided. Let the children play in the river. Visit the Walled Orchard. 8 thoughts on “ Home. Glad everybod...
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