PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD THAT, DUE TO FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND THE END OF THE USE OF AN EXTERNAL COMPANY TO LOCK THE GATES, THE CEMETERY WILL BE CLOSING AT 4.30PM FROM THE 1ST AUGUST.
HSBC spend a day in Brandwood End
As a small charity, the Friends depend on our supporters to help us with many of the projects we undertake. As those that follow FBEC will know, we are undertaking a long term Grave Gardening project to remove self set shrubs, Holly and Ivy from graves. We run regular volunteer sessions and members of the …
Tree Walk 20th July.
Join the Friends of Brandwood End Cemetery as we take a stroll around this magnificent 53 acre site investigating our recently launched Tree Trail. The Tree Trail highlights the range of trees that this Victorian Cemetery contains, over 1750 planted mainly in 1898/9. Meet at the Lodge on the main drive at 11am prompt, Saturday …
Yet more Tree Husbandry
Supporting the Friends of Lifford Reservoir
Labour candidate for Selly Oak Constituency MP visits cemetery.
The Friends enjoyed offering a tour of the cemetery to the Labour candidate, standing for M P in Selly Oak constituency. Alistair Carns is standing following the resignation of Steve McCabe. If any other candidates fancy a guided tour, we will be pleased to show them around our beautiful green space. Just drop us a …
Update on our Chairman.
So what’s happening here??
Some areas resurfaced at last
Brandwood End Cemetery has been buzzing with activity this week as some long awaited potholes have been filled. We are pleased to say that the areas around the Cross of Sacrifice and also the WW1 Memorial have had large sections re tarmaced. Looks like they had some left as some of the areas heading towards …
Tree work continues.
Tree husbandry in Brandwood End has actually been funded this year(it isn’t every year and this will be the last we see of it for a while, I suspect!) the downside is that we will see a number of diseased trees disappearing from our beautiful landscape. They have been earmarked for some time but work …