1. Annual Report March March 2019
Annual Report March March 2019

2. Food4Macc
Activities

3. Food4Macc
Community
Gardens

4. Community Gardens Supported
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Community Gardens Supported
Prestbury Beaumont Care Home - now being run by local residents
The Rowans Care Home – Raised Beds
Belong Care Home - Raised beds built, good local involvement
All Hallows Catholic College
Bollin Brook School – raised beds and greenhouse
Heritage Walk – Handed over to Abercrombie
Christ the King School - Beds built
Hurdsfield School - Existing Beds Cleared
Ivy Bank Primary School - equipment, advice
Macclesfield Railway Station
Victoria Park
Prestbury House Care Home – Raised Beds
Tytherington School Greenhouse
Upton Grange Care Home
Sparrow Park
Leisure Centre Care4ce raised beds.
Hollinhey School equipment
Puss Bank School equipment
Park Royal School greenhouse
Rainow School raised beds

5. Food4Macc
The Rowans

6. The Railway Station Approach
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The Railway Station Approach

7. The Leisure Centre Care4ce
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The Leisure Centre Care4ce

8. The Leisure Centre Care4ce
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The Leisure Centre Care4ce

9. The Leisure Centre Care4ce
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The Leisure Centre Care4ce

10. The Leisure Centre Care4ce
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The Leisure Centre Care4ce

11. Food4Macc
Garden Share

12. Food4Macc Garden Sharing 14 sites
Press release to be submitted to the Macc Express for new season

13. Food4Macc
Schools

14. Hollinhey Primary, Sutton
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Hollinhey Primary, Sutton
£200 for equipment in April 2018

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Bollinbrook School
£300 towards a greenhouse

16. Food4Macc
Park Royal School
£280 towards a greenhouse

17. Food4Macc
Puss Bank School
£150 for tools seeds and plants

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Rainow Primary School
£250 towards new raised beds

19. Food4Macc
RHS Schools Project

20. Food4Macc RHS Schools Project
 Royal Horticultural Society's pages on School Gardening.
Buried amongst a wealth of data they produce these month by month guides:-
Spring term: 
Summer term: 
Autumn term: 

21. Food4Macc
Allotments
The Springfield Road and Birtles Road allotment sites were transferred from Cheshire East to Macc Town Council this week.
Moss Lane, Byrons Lane/Laburnum Ave, and Park Grove transfers are ‘imminent’.
Brookfield Road is held up by a boundary dispute.
South Park allotments have been found to belong to Peaks & Plains. (to everyone’s surprise – including Peaks & Plains!)
There will be greater use of delegated Allotment Societies to manage the sites.

22. Food4Macc
Other Transition
Activity

23. Food4Macc
Random Apple Company, Rainow

24. Food4Macc
Random Apple Company, Rainow

25. Next meeting 7.30 Monday 20th May
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Next meeting 7.30 Monday 20th May

26. Food4Macc
Membership,
Website &
Social Media

27. Food4Macc Mar 2019 = 22 paid-up members 2019= 1168 Twitter Followers
Website: = 5,300 sessions (15 hits per day)
2019 = 150 Facebook post reach

28. Food4Macc
Financial Report
Accounts
Notes

29. Food4Macc Financial Update since the accounting period closed
We have had 32 members approx £9 each.
Subsequent Commitments
Puss Bank School £150, Tools, Seeds and plants for use in an extension to existing raised beds.
Bollinbrook school £300 greenhouse (also approved)
Rainow Primary £250, towards two new raised beds
Park Royal School £280, Greenhouse.
Total £980
Funding Sought
We have applied to the William Dean Trust for £1000 to further support our work with schools.

30. Food4Macc www.Food4Macc.org Tel:- 07824 860 566
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