Volunteering
Adopt a Canal: Sat 1st Sept 1pm
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. The next session is Sat 1st Sept from 11am. […]
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Volunteering
Adopt a Canal – Sat 4th August
The Canal & River Trust supplied the necessary equipment (paint, brushes, gardening gloves, weeding tools, etc). We just turn up in old clothes. Forthcoming dates […]
Volunteering
Adopt a Canal: Sat 4 Aug 1pm (change of date)
The next session will be on Saturday 4 August from 1pm. Meeting place: entrance to the canal from Water Street, just off Ludgate Hill. Last month we painted over […]
Volunteering
Adopt a Canal: Sat 7 July from 1pm
The next session will be on Saturday 7 July from 1pm. Meeting place: entrance to the canal from Water Street. Last month we did some gardening work. This month, […]
JQNF Open Meeting
JQNF Open Meeting | Mon 2nd July | from 6:30pm
UPDATE: minutes from the July meeting can be downloaded here: JQNF Minutes 2 July 2018 Your fellow residents at the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum (JQNF) would […]
Events
New Standard Works | Open Day | Sat 30th Jun
Whilst New Standard Works is having a face life you can explore their magnificent four storey, grade II listed building, including the rooftop micro-farm. Enjoy […]
Art
Event: The Jewellery Quarter and a Little Beyond
Are you are interested in coming to the private launch of the latest exhibition from local artist Thomas Parry – MadeOnTheCanal? Tickets are limited, so […]
Volunteering
Volunteering in the JQ
Adopt a Canal scheme (more details here), there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in your local community through the Jewellery Quarter Development Trust. […]
Volunteering
Adopt a Canal: Sun 3 June
The next session will be on Sunday 3rd June at 11am. Meeting place: entrance to the canal from Water Street. Last month we planted some herbs and painted over […]
Volunteering
Adopt a Canal: Sat 5th May 1pm
The next session will be on Saturday 5th May at 1pm. Meeting place: entrance to the canal from Water Street. Last month we dug out the planters on […]