The pictures show the transition of the Maghull’s old nostalgic but considerably run-down British Legion, to an elegant retirement accommodation and also shows the rejected planning application for retirement accommodation that was more akin to a car park appearance! Situated on Liverpool Road South, next to the Red Lion Canal Bridge. The pictures show the
Between 2021/23 the Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) have planted 4,518 trees near roads, in the form of woodland and hedging as part of 16,000 planted throughout Maghull and supported by Mersey Forest, Sefton Council, Aldi & Persimmon free trees, including others from The Woodland Trust, The Conservation Volunteers and the Tree Council. On
The Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) would like to thank the volunteers who worked at the Stafford Moreton Way Project (near Rainbow the rhinoceros), to prepare the ground for more wildflower seed planting, last Thursday 14.11.24. Jill, Colin and Frank, raked the left-hand side wildflower area and weeded the flower bed behind, removing one
We have consulted with Jonathan Aitken (ecology degree and years of experience as manager and owner (with his father Derek) from Gorse Hill nature reserve and pictured) for many years and he and his father very kindly donated the carved Woodend sign. We are very grateful for Jonathan’s most recent visit, which was on Monday
Christmas Starts in Maghull: with a Christmas celebration featuring the Liverpool Male Voice Choir at The Venue Maghull (12.12.24) whilst supporting the amazing Woodlands Hospice. Join us for a wonderful concert filled with beautiful festive music. Click here to buy tickets: https://woodlandshospicecharitabletrust.enthuse.com/MaleVoiceChoir2024 Please Help the Woodland Hospice to continue providing uplifting joyful moments in difficult
The Stanley Arms has been closed for food but open for drinks. However, following protracted and extensive rear renovations, it is due to open again completely in late Novemberish!
Between 2021/23 the Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) have planted 6090 trees in green spaces and parks, in the form of woodland and hedging as part of 16,000 planted throughout Maghull and supported by Mersey Forest (£40,000 grant) and free trees, including others from The Woodland Trust, The Conservation Volunteers and the Tree Council.
Thank you to: Friends of Maghull & District (FOMD) Volunteers: Ros, Jill, Mark (pictured) and Colin and Frank, who used 50 self-seeded transplanted trees from Woodend and planted them in the available space is at our previously planted woodland at Old Hall Park (30.10.24). We were amazed how many of the 1015 (previously planted in 2021)
The pictures show the transition of the Maghull’s old nostalgic but considerably run-down British Legion, to an elegant retirement accommodation and also shows the rejected planning application for retirement accommodation that was more akin to a car park appearance! Situated on Liverpool Road South, next to the Red Lion Canal Bridge.
