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A Rocha UK's Eco-Tips 2026 - August

Looking after wildlife in the heat.

Times of drought and dryness can be dangerous for wildlife. Provide water for birds and insects - put a dish of water out to help wildlife stay hydrated. Insects, small mammals, birds, and even badgers, foxes, and deer could benefit. A stone in a plant saucer helps bees to perch and drink without drowning. These small actions make a big difference and are just some of the ways we can live out our calling to care for God’s creation. See our blog on looking after wildlife in the heat for more warm weather eco tips: arocha.org.uk/looking-after wildlife-in-the-heat/.

Arnold Mayes

Exciting learning opportunities at Trinity College

Space4Makers wood workshop based in Avonmouth

Please see below a flyer for Space4Makers wood workshop based in Avonmouth.  If you know anyone living in any of their priority areas of Avonmouth, Lawrence Weston, Shirehampton, Sea Mills, Henbury or Brentry who may be interested in, or benefit from free wood working sessions please sign-post to their project! 

‍The courses are relaxed and offer a chance to boost confidence and chat to others as well as to gain skills whilst making a project.  

‍If you have any questions or would like to make a referral please contact Clare Milne on ‍‍space4makers@bristolnwfoodbank.org.uk

Raising Funds for St Peter’s Hospice

People’s Emergency Briefing

You may have attended the People’s Emergency Briefing held here at Redland Church and want to recommend it to friends, or maybe you wanted to attend but couldn’t make the date. If so, it is also being screened by Trinity Henleaze URC and St Peter's Henleaze at Bradbury Hall, Waterford Road, Henleaze BS9 2BT on Sunday 20th September. 

Please see poster below.

Bristol Baptist College Vacancy

Bristol Baptist College are excited to advertise a new communications role, they are looking for a Communications and Marketing Administrator. Please see here for further information.