A major two-year community project begins this November, celebrating a quarter-century of Rimrose Valley’s natural beauty and rich cultural history.
(Re)Discovering Rimrose Valley – Celebrating 25 Years of our Natural & Cultural Heritage is a new project designed to celebrate one of Sefton’s most valued green spaces while bringing local people together. Residents will have opportunities to learn more about the valley’s history, get involved in wildlife projects and contribute ideas for future events and activities.
To mark the start of the project, two drop-in sessions are taking place locally. Visitors can drop by to chat with the team, ask questions, and share their own ideas on how the project can best serve the environment and the surrounding neighbourhood.
Drop-In Event Details:
- Crosby Library: Saturday 7th November, 10am – 1pm
- Netherton Library: Saturday 14th November, 10am – 1pm
The team will be stationed at the library entrances alongside project partners Rule of Threes and Groundwork Cheshire, Lancashire & Merseyside.
Organisers are also calling on anyone with historical photographs of the area to bring them along. Whether the pictures show the land in recent decades or capture what Rimrose looked like long before it became a park, team members will be on hand to scan them on the day to build a lasting archive.
Pop along to either library session to meet the team, lend your voice, and help craft a lasting legacy for Rimrose Valley.
