Elvis Ain't Dead
Can you help a local school renovate their much loved pond?
Bedgrove Infant School in Aylesbury are on the look out for anyone who can kindly provide materials to help them rebuild the pond.
If you are able to give plants, rocks, gravel, wood, sleepers, slabs, decking, art work, or even just some time and labour, it would help them greatly.
To get involved you can contact them via their Facebook page:
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Or by email: fobisvicechair@gmail.com
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