28th September 2025 – River Weed Removal
The task was twofold. Firstly to removing river weed and, secondly, replacing with new plants ready to grow which we require in the river next season. These plants will be…
31st August 2025 – River Maintenance
The work was concentrated on a stretch of the Bramdean Stream upstream of the B3046 bridge. The weeds were very thick and with the change of weather there is a…
27th July 2025 – River Weed Clearance
The activity was concentrated on the stretch of the Cheriton Stream from the first bridge over the B3046 to Cheriton Green itself. This is the part of the stream sourcing…
29th June 2025 – Clearing Weeds from River Itchen
This day's work was to clear weeds from the banks of the Upper River Itchen at the stretch between the A272 and the confluence of this stream and that from…
30th May 2025 – Installation of a bench in the Community Orchard
The Community Orchard, to the west of Cheriton, close to the playing fields, is now established. In order to allow the public to visit and relax, Barry built a bench…
25th May 2025 – Tree Maintenance
The CCVG has been involved with planting trees in the Cheriton area for several years. The trees are vulnerable during their first three years so this morning's effort, located in…
22nd & 27th March 2025 – Community Orchard
This is an initiative funded by the Hampshire Forest Partnership. The location is at the west end of the village on the Recreation Ground. Location It consists of two separate…
23rd February 2025 – Scrub Clearance & Tree Planting
This was a new location to the group. It was the field at the very top of the Freeman's Yard land. The final aim was to plant disease resistant elm…
27th October 2024 – Riverbank Maintenance
The work was concerned with general upkeep of the river banks. This consisted of overhanging branches, hedges and tidying up of several lengths of riverbank. The work was distributed in…
29th September 2024 – River Weed Clearance
The weather this year has caused the extensive growth of weed in the streams feeding into the upper courses of the River Itchen. The one danger this makes is when…