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Hi-ho! It’s back to Hidcote we go.
Steve Turner ◦ June 23, 2025
The mark-makers were back in action at Hidcote Gardens, getting stuck in as part of our goodmarks* initiative. With sleeves rolled up and wheelbarrows at the ready, we revisited one of our favourite volunteering spots to support their brilliant biodiversity work. From rock borders to pollinator prep, it was a day of sunshine, soil, and shared purpose.
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mm* volunteering is bloomin’ marvellous
markmaking* ◦ February 1, 2024
Each year, mm*ers take time away from the office to volunteer for projects that are close to our hearts. This …Read More
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Getting to know what’s on your doorstep
markmaking* ◦ August 9, 2023
I’ve lived in Eynsham for the past thirteen years, so I’ve been aware of the Eynsham Day Centre (EDC) for …Read More
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The secret garden having a significant impact
Zoe March ◦ March 27, 2023
On my daily commute through the winding back lanes of rural West Oxfordshire, I would often wonder what was hidden …Read More
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Hi-viz heroes
Russ Holt ◦ February 27, 2023
I’ve regularly participated in parkrun: an incredibly popular – and free – weekly 5k run/walk. And as my son is …Read More
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More than just volunteering
David Souch ◦ January 30, 2023
This was supposed to be a post about my time volunteering at the amazing ICE Centre owned by Martin and …Read More
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Branching out for a good cause
Megan Williams ◦ October 28, 2022
Campden Home Nursing (CHN) is an incredible local charity supporting those with a life-limiting illness and their families. While many …Read More
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A workout that benefits us all
Mike Watson ◦ November 26, 2021
Chippy Green Gym. It’s not really a gym. It’s definitely not a chippy. And upon first glance, it’s a name …Read More
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Fruits of our labour
Steve Turner ◦ September 2, 2021
As part of the mark-making* volunteering scheme, I have given up my time to help support the Friends of Wolds …Read More
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Furlough diaries
markmaking* ◦ May 12, 2020
From voluntary work to homeschooling, the finessing of baking skills to scrubs bags stitchin’, the team at mark-making* have been …Read More