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After A LOT of hard work and planning, we are now in a position to confirm the itinerary for our demo and the route of our march this Friday 20th August via the images below. Please take time to familiarise yourselves with these and tell anyone you believe may need to know. In addition to…

This gorgeous original painting of the Rimrose Valley entrance in Seaforth has been donated by a local artist, James Loft Crosby. The painting is to be raffled with all proceeds going to the Charity. Tickets are £3 each and can be purchased in person at: Gambino’s Crosby OR Our demo next Friday 20th August OR…

As we have moved to the next step on the government’s roadmap to easing Covid-19 restrictions, we wanted to share the positive news that we have been busy planning a number of different activities and events for the rest of 2021! Some of these are still in the pipeline, but we’re working really hard to…

As Covid-19 restrictions ease, we’re turning our attention to events and activities in 2021 and beyond. To help us focus our work on what’s most needed, we would be really grateful if you can take a few minutes to take part in our latest survey. Completing this survey helps us demonstrate to funders that our…

Kate from our Save Rimrose Valley campaign team has started our very own craftivism group! As its name suggests, “craftivism” is a combination of craft and activism… creative and positive ways of communicating a message. These subtle tactics can often be more powerful and persuasive than what people would consider more traditional campaigning.  Making the…

What’s happening? Members of our campaign team work closely with Friends of the Earth – both Liverpool & North West – who have organised an online hustings (a Q&A session) this Thursday evening, 1st April from 7pm with our metro mayoral candidates for the Liverpool City Region, ahead of the election on 6th May. The…

As trustees of Rimrose Valley Friends, we wanted to share some exciting news with you regarding our plans for the future of the charity. 2020 was an incredibly challenging year for so many, which brought a lot of heartache, both as a direct result of the pandemic and its knock-on effects.  The beginning of 2021…

As many of you will know, the boarded walkway on the footpath next to the Pendle estate towards the main path was removed last summer, as the structure had become rotten in places.  We know that this has been sorely missed and, in the meantime, the route has become a bit of a sorry sight…

We’ve harvested and dried the flowers from last summer’s meadow over winter and have been busy bagging up the seeds and we’re delighted to report that Rimrose Valley wildflower seeds are now available to purchase! 2 pack sizes are available, depending on the size of your garden. 25g pack costs £5 and covers approx. 5…

Despite 2020 having been such a challenging year for the charity and for all of us as individuals, we’re delighted to be able to produce calendars for the second year running. Let’s hope 2021 proves to be a better year all round. The 2021 calendar again features some of the best of your photographs of…