This Great Big Green Week, Councillor Sarah Sharp (Chichester South) and the wider Chichester & Arun Green Party are hosting a series of activities for local members and residents alike.
Saturday 10th June – Selsey Litterpick
Bus trip to litter pick in Selsey on the beach. Meet at the Cathedral to take the 51 to Selsey at 10.15 am.
Tuesday 13th June – Florence Park Orchard
Work on the mini orchard on Florence Park from 9am. Wear sturdy shoes and sensible clothes. Bring tools if possible. Refreshments will be provided.
Wednesday 14th June – Whyke/Kingsham Litterpick
Litterpick in the Whyke/Kingsham area of Chichester. Meet at 4pm at the Bandstand on Whyke Oval. After litterpicking we will meet again at 5.30 pm to have some refreshments and to make some community art with the litter.
Friday 16th June – Letters to Tomorrow
Join us at the Earth Cafe in the Guide Hut, Whyke Lane, 11- 1pm to get your creative juices flowing and write some Letters to Tomorrow. You can find out more details here: Home – Letters to Tomorrow. This is a national campaign about writing letters about your hopes and fears for the future to your future self, or to your grand-children.
Friday 16th June – Plant-Based Dinner
Join us on a bus trip to Midhurst for a plant-based dinner in the Old Library. We will be taking the no 60 bus from the Cathedral at 5.55pm . You need to book your tickets for the dinner here: Sustainable, Plant-Based Dinner, in The Old Town Hall, Midhurst Tickets, Fri 16 June 2023 at 19:00 | Eventbrite
Sarah Sharp said: “I very much hope that residents in Chichester can get involved in the national Great Big Green Week brought together under the umbrella of the Climate Coalition. I am very excited to be taking part in two bus trips, working on the mini orchard on Florence Park and litterpicking in Selsey as well as in Whyke! Please register in advance by phoning or texting 07789 843556 or emailing GreenSarahSharp@gmail.com if you would like to get involved. Ideally every week should be a green week for us all to look after our environment but this ‘Great Big Green Week’ focuses our mind on championing and protecting the natural world around us. I hope that residents will have fun and enjoy getting involved in the community events that have been planned to make our environment cleaner and greener.”