This bank holiday weekend and the Tuesday, Botton’s Family Fun Fair will be setting up behind the cafe.
You’ll need some money for the tokens to cover the rids, but there are also free activities. 
May, 2015:
Poppies and postcards.
In 2014, the temporary portacabins were removed and instead of having the contractors reinstate grass on the hill, we decided to commemorate the start of WWI by sowing a meadow. We purchased over 1Kg of seeds from the National Wildlife Centre and with the invaluable and enthusiastic assistance of students from the neighbouring Prendergasts School, we sowed a mix of cornflowers and poppies. We were delighted with the spectacular display later that summer. We’ve had the photograph printed as a post card. They are on sale in the cafe for 50p.
Our funds might be spent on more wild flower seeds, new trees, stakes and cages, a notice boards, we’re also investigating whether we can put vinyl printing on the lamp posts, instead of adding to the clutter with more posts!
WWI memorial meadow planted by Friends of Hilly Fields and Prendergast School