Please come along if you can only spare an hour.
The Trust held its 2024 Afternoon on 6th July at The Lighthouse. The event was enjoyed by 72 guests.
Weaverham Trust Afternoon Tea
The Weaverham Trust planted another round of daffodils, purchased by the money from the Coop. The sites chosen this year were the junction of Wood Lane and Northwich Road, and the grass verge by Bottom Pitch. Further bulbs will be planted by hand at Bottom Pitch where the verge was […]
The Weaverham Trust Plants More Daffodils
Kerry Parvin of the BBC came to interview Glen Gidley (chairman) and Alan Mills (vice chairman) about the Trust’s bulb planting in Weaverham. The interview was shown on BBC NW 6:30 News on 25th March 2021. As well as the interview, Kerry took some very arty pictures of the daffodils. […]
Weaverham Trust’s Daffodils On BBC NW News
The bulbs planted last year on the west side of the village are in flower, to compliment those on Northwich Road and Bottom Pitch. It is hoped to raise funds this year to enable to us to plant on the corner of Wallerscote Road on the hill. Hanging Gate Junction […]
Second Planting Of Bulbs in Flower
A team of Trust members planted over 800 more tete-a-tete daffodil bulbs on Bottom Pitch. The day was a pleasant change from the wet and stormy weather of late. Bottom Pitch is proving popular with Weaverhan residents and offers an outside area for Corvid-19 safe meetings, walking and dog walking. […]
Weaverham Trust plant more bulbs on Bottom Pitch
On October 8th, The Weaverham Trust had another 220 metres of bulbs planted. The sites chosen were : Opposite The Hanging Gate The junction of West Road and Forest Street On the hill on Sandy Lane This year’s choice of bulbs was limited to two flowerings of yellow daffodils […]
Phase 2 Bulb Planting
The bulbs over the four types.
Northwich Road Bulbs Picture Show
2 The second varieties of daffodils have come into bloom on Northwich Road. Unfortunately those on the left entering the village have not fully recovered from the trampling of dog walkers. Hopefully they will be more aware next year.