Many people find death hard to talk about especially if you have suffered from a bereavement which still lays heavy on the heart. When a loved one passes over we can only use our own imaginations to envisage what comes after death. Since my Dad passed away I take comfort in thinking he has gone …
Continue reading I like to think that death is our next adventure
Redbridge Museum’s summer exhibition On The Move is coming to an end this weekend, so I thought I would go along and see what it was all about! The theme is transport related and showcases a variety of different modes of transport. As a first time visitor to the Museum exhibition, I wasn’t really aware …
In February 2014 The Nature Conservation Rangers, in partnership with Trees for Cities, undertook a project to plant 7,500 new trees atBroadmead Recreation Ground. With the help of hundreds of volunteers all of the trees were successfully planted! However, this was the easy part… The next step is to spread wood chip (also known as …
Splosh! Pull up a bath mat and join Little Lost Duck, Syd the Sponge and the rest of the Bathtub Gang for the bubbliest birthday party anyone has ever thrown, ever! It’s Mr Bath’s Birthday and you are invited to his Splishy, Splashy, Sploshy party. But first, his friends are treating him to a very …
The Rangers, in partnership with Trees for Cities, are planning to plant over 7,000 trees at Broadmead Recreation Ground – and we need your help! Tree planting opportunities run from the 5th – 27th of February. Come and join the team and help with planting week- days between 11am – 3pm Monday – Thursday. Learn …
Continue reading Broadmead Recreation Ground – Volunteers needed!
Consequences Throw a pebble in the river Spreading circles to the shore Rippling outwards from the centre Disappearing till no more. So our actions, like the pebble, Send their ripples, make their waves; Intermingling all our circles From our cradles to our graves. No one knows what’s coming next Unaware of the effects. Will this …
Would you like to explore life in a pond from a Frog’s point of view? Then come and join us for ‘Life Under the Surface’, an exciting craft workshop that celebrates the variety of wildlife living in UK ponds. Learn about the importance of biodiversity through a fun filled talk with questions, games and videos. …
Redbridge’s young cricketers have booked a return trip to Lord’s after going unbeaten through the Balfour Beatty London Youth Games Indoor Cricket male qualifiers at the weekend. The borough team, who last won this competition in 2012, were unbeaten in their group matches at the Harrow Leisure Centre on Saturday 1 February. They beat Brent, …
Win a ‘Red Letter Day’ experience each week for 10 weeks when you get on court! It’s that time of year again where we bring you the latest No Strings Badminton promotional offer! Between 1 February 2014 and 18 April 2014, BADMINTON England will be supporting No Strings Badminton with a series of 10 incredible …
This wonderfully detailed and beautifully drawn map carefully notes all the ‘important’ people who live in the large houses of the area. Woodford was home to many merchants at this time who had links to Britain’s expanding empire. Title – Woodford Associated Dates - 1835 Location – On display- Redbridge Museum, Central Library 1st Floor Opening …
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