Title: Milland Rural Fair
Location: Milland
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Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2012-06-17
End Time: 17:00
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Hampshire Coppice group
The home of Hampshire coppice crafts
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An interesting article (along with many other varied articles by different contributors) in the Autumn issue of Living Woods about coppicing by GUY LAMBOURNE of Bedfordshire based “Wassledine. Guy is a very active member of the East Anglian Coppice Network and the National Coppice Federation, and in this article he explains why coppicing and coppice workers are vital to a sustainable woodland economy.
4 days ago ·
As our members the westcott's of Three Copse Woodland Products say, there are so many reasons to buy local charcoal, as well as those listed, British lumpwood charcoal is sustainable and is supporting local business, that means keeping cash in the local economy and helping to manage local woodland #shoplocalHere are just some of the reasons why you should be using British lumpwood charcoal andd to that its 100% chemical free and helps support your local economy and its a win all round #threecopse #propercharcoalmovement
2 months ago ·
Hampshire coppice group would Like to thanks the Westcott's of Three Copse Woodland Products for continuing to store our stock of Hampshire branded Charcoal bags, this lot 5000 arrived to day and had to be stored rather fast. #staysafe #shoplocal5000 Hampshire branded charcoal bags arrived to day and needed moving rather fast due to the rain.
3 months ago ·
Craft opportunity.
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We are offering grants of up to £500 for craftspeople operating as sole traders and small businesses to invest in something that will help make their business more sustainable during and after the COVID-19 pandemic or to ‘bridge the gap’ until future income can be secured.4 months ago ·
Sustainably managed hazel coppice produces the stakes and binders used in hedgelaying.
5 months ago ·
