Park working bee: Sunday 27 November, 10 am to midday

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Friends of South Surrey Park Inc invite you to help spread mulch on an area to be planted next year.

Meet: near the existing plantation below Delta Street

Bring:

  • Family, friends and other willing workers
  • Old newspapers to lay underneath the woodchips and wheel barrows, pitchforks and shovels to spread the chips

Wear: sensible work clothes, including sturdy footwear, gloves and a sunhat, and bring a raincoat in case of forecast rain

Stay afterwards for free, drinks, bickies and a chat

Please note: The Committee of Friends of South Surrey Park (Registration Number A 0032389N) advises volunteers that you attend park activities at your own risk

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