Our woodland activity sessions are starting up again after taking a break over the summer holidays. From campfire cooking and foraging to bushcraft and willow weaving - there will be plenty on offer! The sessions will give you a chance to get out into our woodland and find out more about local nature, learning new skills and taking part in various activities which will boost your connection to the natural world and confidence in the outdoors. 🌿 Sessions will be taking place

Today was Day 7 of #GreenHealthWeek and our weekly woodland group enjoyed a very sunny Forest Friday session in Teucheen Wood! As part of the session they explored Hapa Zome (literally meaning ‘leaf dye’), a Japanese art technique that involves hammering leaves and flowers onto fabric to create prints with their natural pigment - a wonderful way to showcase and celebrate the beauty of the outdoors! Thank you to Engage Renfrewshire for their continued support and funding which

Our nature-inspired crafting sessions came to a close at the end of March after a fantastic month of crafting with nature! From wildflower seed bombs to willow wreaths and candle making, each session was a celebration of creativity, nature and sustainability Big thank you to everyone who joined us and took part - your enthusiasm really made the sessions something special! Sessions were delivered by Little Forest Friends in the local India of Inchinnan, with catering from R34

Join us for a March filled with nature-inspired arts and crafts! We’re hosting seven free crafting sessions across next month, taking place in the historic India of Inchinnan building, as part of Renfrewshire Council’s Winter Connections programme. Please RSVP. Sessions will be running from 10am to 11:30am (on Saturdays) and 6:30pm to 8:00pm (on Thursdays), available dates are: Saturday 2nd of March - Wildflower seed bombs Thursday 7th of March - Candle making Saturday 9th of

Following one of our weekly woodland sessions in Teucheen Wood, attendee Margaret Tomlinson shared with us this lovely piece she was inspired to write by the sights and sounds of the woodland. The group meandered gently through the woodlands taking in the sights and sounds as they went. The colours were many and varied in shades of greens, browns, oranges, yellows and reds. The lucid sky above gave them blue today in its own unique way and their senses were grateful for all t

We want to ensure that those within our community with mobility issues due to health, injury or disability have access to hireable mobility equipment that is local to them and easily accessible. We have connected with Shopmobility Paisley and District who are working with us to provide mobility equipment to the community should there be a need to do so. This service would allow for mobility equipment to be available for hire in Inchinnan at no or low cost. Our new survey will

The Inchinnan Development Trust are in the process of applying for a ‘Community Asset Transfer’ of the India Tyres Playing Fields to enable community management. The playing fields are a valuable local greenspace and provide a wealth of opportunity for the community of Inchinnan. We hope that in securing the playing fields we can develop a diverse, well-maintained and accessible space that will encourage greater community engagement and use. Our current proposals are focussed