Following work to plant up a hedgerow along Teucheen Wood’s entrance path in February, volunteers have now started on the creation of a wildflower verge. Over the past few weekends, they have been hard at work doing the necessary ground preparation to sow a native mix of wildflower seeds and grasses. Once established, the verge will provide a vibrant habitat and vital food source for local insects (in particular, pollinators like bees and butterflies), birds, and small mammal

With Winter 2023/24 now having come and gone, our seasonal review has been making its way to doorsteps across Inchinnan - sharing highlights from our work across the community, updates on upcoming projects and opportunities to get involved, and a glimpse into our village’s winter wildlife. For those outside of Inchinnan who want to catch up on the latest news and updates, a digital version is now available: Happy reading!

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

Inchinnan Development Trust and Cllr. Iain Nicolson were delighted to be invited along to Scottish Parliament for Community Land Scotland’s Parliamentary Reception hosted by Kaukab Stewart MSP. The evening celebrated the achievements of urban landowners with groups exhibiting their work across various themes: addressing the climate and biodiversity crises, bringing new futures to historic buildings, making changes through arts-based community centres, and delivering community