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There are just two weeks left to submit work for the RBSA Friends Exhibition 2027.
Full details and a link to the entry form can be found on our website rbsa.org.uk/call.../rbsa-fri… the deadline for entries is Tuesday 10 November at 4.00pm.
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Please plant a hawthorn! These native trees are wonderful for wildlife, supporting a wide range of species – including more than 300 insect species. The blossoms, berries and leaves are a good source of food for all sorts of creatures. More native trees:
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Come and visit the Old Barn artists @cpreshropshire this weekend - beautiful art of all sorts! #art #jewellery #prints #cards #artforsale #Shropshire
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The stunning RBSA Prize 2026 remains open until the end of the month, closing on Saturday 31 October.
With over 130 artworks on display, there is a an amazing variety of pieces to see, head over to the blog on our website to see all of the prize winners.
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Attention may have moved away from the climate crisis as we head deep into Autumn...
But SEVERE DROUGHT has just been declared in parts of Southern England
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Schedules are out for our 'Hedgerow in the Hills' event at Acton Scott Heritage Farm on Saturday 24th and Sunday, the 25th of October ! 😁
Here's what we have for children thanks to a grant from Shropshire Hills National Landscape and their conservation fund...
I'll be taking some tree and leave related work to @ASHeritageFarm 24/25 October for the @cpreshropshire event - should be a wonderful weekend! #art #artforsale #trees #leaves #countrycrafts
Kate Whapham retweeted
There is just under a month left to enter work for the RBSA Friends Exhibition 2027, open only to artists with an active RBSA Friends subscription.
Visit our website rbsa.org.uk/call-for-entries… to submit work. The deadline for submissions is Tuesday 10 November at 4.00pm.
Taking part in this exciting event @ASHeritageFarm 24/25 October - find art in the Old Barn #art #artforsale #hedgerows #ruralcrafts #prints
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Hedgerow in the Hills event
Acton Scott Heritage Farm
Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th of October.
£6.00 for adult entry with children under 16 free.
Booking is essential, including for any children that will be attending. book tickets through here :
cpreshropshire.org.uk/hith
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THIS MONTH see's our Hedgerow in the Hills event at @ASHeritageFarm on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th of October.
There's lots going on over the 2 days and at only £6.00 for adult entry with children under 16 free. It's certainly a great day out !!
Stop the 130-acre Walton/Onibury solar farm. Wrong site, not wrong cause - Sign the Petition! c.org/82cGr26xdj via @UKChange
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Trees release compounds called phytoncides which can enhance mood and improve sleep. Phytoncides may even help prevent cancer. And native trees are brilliant for all sorts of wildlife - so let’s plant more trees, and cherish those we have already! 🌳
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A massive thanks to the team at BBC Midlands Today for sharing the love the Birmingham Open Studios
Our event kicks off tomorrow from 11am
161 Artists and Groups across 84 venues. Free entry and family-friendly
This City Makes Art. Come and find it. – at Dudley, England
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Our winter workshop programme is now online and available for bookings. We have six sessions for you, with more to be added over the coming weeks.
To read the full course details and book your place, visit our website rbsa.org.uk/workshops/
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There are 140+ articles on littlegreenspace.org.uk, with positive solutions to the nature & climate crises. We run LGSpace in our spare time – if you like our articles & posts, please support us with Buy Me a Coffee. Thanks to all who have helped already!
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Wilder gardens and community green spaces are havens for wildlife in autumn. Creating wild, nature-rich spaces needn't be expensive or time consuming – and a wild garden, full of colour and life, can be beautiful!
Ideas for wild autumn gardens:
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The UK has dug up many of its orchards, & imports around 60% of its apples – often from far away. Planting apple trees in our gardens & communities (& protecting those we have) can cut food miles, boost biodiversity, soak up CO2, & improve food security.
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