The Westbury-on-Trym Library Group with help from SusWoT have planted a selection of runner beans to replace the broad beans. There are three varieties of bean which will be available for library users to pick this summer. The green runner beans, Moonlight and Firestorm, need to be regularly picked to encourage new growth so please …
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The Beans sown in February are now being harvested and reports are that they are delicious. They need to be eaten now! It is hoped that we will be able to plant out some more things in a week or so, perhaps tomatoes, borlotti beans and courgettes. Plants are still available for planting out from …
There will be no SusWoT AGM in April.
Due to the coronavirus the SusWoT supper club has been cancelled until further notice.
Westbury Spring Clean Cancelled Due to the corona virus the SusWoT spring clean has been postponed until September. The whole Great Britain Spring Clean is delayed until September. If you are interested in doing some independent litter picking please email suswot2050@gmail.com. It would be useful to know roughly where you live in Westbury to help …
The next SusWoT litter pick will be on Sunday 23 February 11am to 1pm. If you would like to help please email suswot@2050@gmail.com . We are almost certain to be doing work to clean up the River Trym and Hazel Brook as we are going to be picking litter in Westbury village as part of …
SusWoT are organising this to take place from 21 March to 11 April every weekend. More information Here. Last year we collected about 140 sacks of rubbish. Can you help?
Despite the grim weather forcast on Sunday morning SusWoT did not cancel their planned litter pick of the Trym valleys and were rewarded when 18 people turned up in two groups and collected 18 sacks of rubbish and loads of other stuff. SusWoT are working to clean the river Trym and its tributaries with the …
A Library Garden for Westbury A group of people some from SusWoT some from the library planted broad bean seeds in the new library garden at the end of November. Now they have started to come up!
Earlier in April my family were the lucky recipients of a Suswot wormery. It was easy to assemble (with a little help from my toddler) and we positioned it in a protected corner of our garden. We send the postcard to receive our worms, which arrived through the post a few day later, much to …
