NEWS FROM THE WAVERTREE SOCIETY (Nov.2019):

'LOVE WAVERTREE' NEWS
When the #LoveWavertree campaign was launched earlier in the year, few people expected it to be so successful so quickly. Several Litter Picks have been held, as well as a series of Community Conversations at which ideas for future events and projects have been discussed. And of course there was the Car Free Day on 22nd September. What is striking is the range of people involved - young, old, established residents, newcomers to the area and business people. What they have in common is enthusiasm, a positive attitude and a pride in Wavertree.

The next big event is being billed as 'Wavertree Winter Wonderland' - in the High Street on Sunday 8th December, 10.30am-4pm - which promises live music, Christmas singing, stalls and crafts, lights, food, mulled wine and fun for the family. Once again we intend to open up the Lock-up to visitors, as we did on Heritage Open Day and Car Free Day in September, and we hope to see you there. Look out for local publicity, follow @LoveWavertree on Twitter, or email LoveWavertree@gmail.com to receive the latest updates.

NOVEMBER EVENTS:
Litter Pick on Saturday 9th November, starting 10.30am at Wavertree Library,
Picton Road, finishing at 12 noon.
Community Conversation on Friday 22nd November, 6pm in Wavertree Library.
These are public events, anyone is welcome to attend.

Those wishing to attend the #LoveWavertree Community Conversation on
22nd November are asked to register in advance via Eventbrite.

Items for the evening include:


1. Should we as a community consider applying to The National Lottery to support a place-based community-led partnerships to take action on climate change. Up to £2.5m over five years is available! What do people think? Should we consider this?
2. 'How can we get more people to use Wavertree Library?
3. How should we respond as a community to Liverpool City Council's 'CityConversation'
4. Hear updates on WavertreeWonderland on December 8th
5. Hear updates on the #CityWide Litter pick
6. Hear latest survey results on 'How to get Wavertree Walking'. (Take part in the survey here).

Email lovewavertree@gmail.com if you want something featured/discussed on the evening.

Follow @LoveWavertree on Twitter

Read about the origins of the campaign

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