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THAT EVENING IN CATHEDRAL GARDENS WITH JEREMY CORBYN & FRIENDS 2015 | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11487 | |||
As night falls in Manchester on 5 October 2015, a large crowd gather in Cathedral Gardens to listen to a speech in support of the postal workers given by the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn. | |||
FRUITS OF THE EARTH FESTIVAL, KERSAL MOOR | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11505 | |||
Kay Phillips at Kersal Moor in Salford for the Fruits of the Earth Festival where she is selling honey and talking about bees | |||
23RD MARCH - SCRAPERS & SUNSHINE | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11537 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans at the new stadium, Broadhurst Park in Moston in Manchester on 23 March 2015. This report begins with shots of the pitch being watered then the Diggers removing the old mastic from the St Mary's Road End stand with Kay Phillips and other volunteers being interviewed. | |||
FC DIGGERS - 27TH SEPTEMBER 2015 | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11538 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans removing grass, weeds and litter from the St' Mary's Road entrance to FC United's new stadium in Broadhurst Park, Moston, Manchester on 27 September 2015. | |||
APRIL ACTIVITIES | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11539 | |||
Kay Phillips and the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, tidying up the ground at the back of the North Stand and identifying plants growing in the area as part of a native hedge. We see the Diggers removing stones, bricks and bras from the site as well as rescuing the daffodil bulbs for replanting and digging over the earth. Filmed on 19 April 2015. | |||
FC DIGGERS GO COMPOST BAY BUILDING [PART 1] | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11540 | |||
On 1 March 2015, Richard Searle and the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, are seen clearing the site where the new compost bays are to be built. The Diggers are seen cutting trees with chain-saws and digging over the earth, as well as making posts from the rescued pallets. Kay Phillips shows us the daffodils and snowdrops that have now grown by the all weather pitch and plants the remaining bulbs. | |||
LITTER PICKING SUNDAY | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11542 | |||
On 5 April 2015 the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, discuss the various finds that have been made during their Easter Sunday litter pick. These include part of a car, a welly and a mop along with several bin bags of litter. | |||
LOOKING & FEELING GOOD IN HARD HATS | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11543 | |||
On 22 March, the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, tackle three jobs this weekend - planting cherry plum trees in the hedgerow, painting the compost bins and the removal of the sealant from the North stands terracing. | |||
ONE GRUMBLE & SOME LANDSCAPING | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11544 | |||
On 2 August, the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, clear the rubbish left by fans in the stands at FC United before moving top soil and clearing the ground around a Manchester poplar tree ready for planting. As part of the Grow Wild Project we see the wild flower meadow and the insects it has attracted | |||
RAINING CHAMPIONS | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11546 | |||
On 29 March, the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, sort through a pile of waste wood to recycle on a rainy day in Manchester then clear rubbish from the hawthorn hedges and remove rubble from the Grow Wild wild flower meadow site prior to planting. | |||
FC DIGGERS AND PLAN BEE | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11547 | |||
16/08/2015, the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, are seen moving a mound of earth and landscaping it for planting. One of the Diggers explains the herb garden planting and takes a look at the wildflower meadow and its insect life. | |||
FC DIGGERS GO COMPOST BAY BUILDING [PART 2] | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11548 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, driving posts into the wet and muddy ground while Richard Searle connects the pallets to make the compost bin's walls. The diggers raise the walls and make sure they're level. Filmed on 8 March 2015. | |||
FC DIGGERS GO PLANTING | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11549 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, loading a van with four bamboo plants to transport from Harpurhey to Broadhurst Park. One of the Diggers shows the prepared beds for sowing of the wild flower meadow and the planting of the donated plants in various parts of the site | |||
GRASS ROOTS PROJECT - FLOWERS FOR THE FANS | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11550 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, clearing weeds from the Grow Wild site behind the North Stand at Broadhurst Park and an appeal by Kay Phillips to fans to visit the site and enjoy the wild flowers | |||
GRASS ROOTS PROJECT - JULY REPORT | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11551 | |||
On 12 July, Richard Searle, one of the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, examines the three wild flower beds sown as part of the Grass Roots Grow Wild project. He identifies the various wild flowers and grasses as well as the insects they attract. | |||
GRASS ROOTS PROJECT 1 | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11553 | |||
Richard Searle introduces landscape designer and member of the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, Kevin Randall. He explains his plans for the wild flowerbeds and native fuit and nut trees that are to be planted behind the North Stand at Broadhurst Park as part of the Grow Wild Grass Roots project. | |||
FC DIGGERS IN THE UNDERGROWTH | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11556 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, clearing the treeline of rubbish and unwanted plants near the electrical sub station at Broadhurst Park - 7 June 2015. | |||
FC DIGGERS MAKE BROADHURST PARK SMELL FANTASTIC! | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11558 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, make an appeal to United fans for donations of lavender, marjoram and mint plants to be planted near the all-weather pitches at Broadhurst Park. We also see the Diggers weeding the wild flowerbeds. | |||
MAKING A GOOD ENTRANCE WITH THE DIGGERS | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11559 | |||
Kay Phillips, a member of the FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, explains the plans for the planting of the St Mary's Road Stand entrance and pathway - 30 August 2015. | |||
MAKING AN ENTRANCE ON LIGHTBOURNE ROAD | |||
Date: 2015 Film Number: 11560 | |||
The FC Diggers, a voluntary gardening group of FC United fans, clearing the ground around a tree at the Lightbowne Road entrance to the Broadhurst Park stadium on 9 August 2015. | |||
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