The Pinner Association
– The Voice of our Community
Thank you to everyone who attended today’s service. This is part of what make Pinner special.
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The organisers couldn’t do this without the help of the volunteers, so thank you to everyone that helped.
Thank you to our sponsors who help make it happen.
All are welcomed to join us.
From Harrow Online website:
https://harrowonline.org/2024/10/29/harrow-residents-invited-to-sponsor-local-street-trees/
October 29, 2024 14:46 By Chris Mitchell
Harrow Council is inviting residents to take part in an initiative to bring more greenery to the area through the Trees for Streets project. This scheme allows residents to sponsor a street tree, helping to transform local streets and create a greener environment for everyone.
Trees for Streets, a not-for-profit effort by Trees for Cities and Start with Local, is aiming to plant 250,000 street trees across the UK over the next decade. Supported by the Mayor of London, this initiative is also backed by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund and the City Bridge Trust.
How It Works: The sponsorship process has been simplified into three steps:
After planting, residents receive reminders each summer to water the tree, ensuring it thrives. This initiative is also a way for locals to connect with their community and take an active role in enhancing their neighbourhoods.
The deadline for sponsorship requests is 3 November. For more information, visit www.treesforstreets.org.
Harrow Council shared, “Want to sponsor a tree? Pick a location, let us know, Trees for Streets will come and plant it.”
I have just returned from Pinner. There will be a stall outside of M&S Pinner where you can buy a poppy.
They should be there:-
If you have noticed that the phone box at the top of the High Street, Pinner is being renovated – Click on the link below to find out.
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Lee O’Brien
Pinner Safer Neighbourhood Team
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