The Ashwood Charitable Trust is delighted to announce that it has awarded its second Adam Greathead Award to Connie Hudson (pictured with Nursery owner John Massey). Throughout her application, taster day and interview, Connie displayed her passion for plants and…
The Brain Tumour Charity is to be Ashwood’s Charity of the Year 2019. 102,000 people in the UK are living with a brain tumour. The survival rate of only 14% is one of the poorest of all cancers and brain…
Ashwood Nurseries has presented Beacon Centre for the Blind, a local charity dedicated to supporting people living with sight loss, with a cheque for £24,859.16. The money will be used to help fund the care and support offered to blind…
We are pleased to announce that our Charity of the Year 2018 is to be WINGS (Wombourne Special Needs Support Group) which supports children and young people with special needs and of a wide variety of ages and abilities. These…
Ashwood’s Charity of the Year 2017 is to be the West Midlands’ leading sight loss charity the Beacon Centre. The Beacon Centre has been helping local people with sight loss live a fuller, more independent life, for more than 140…
After another very busy Garden Open Day on September 24th we are pleased to announce that the total so far raised for Ashwood’s Charity of the Year has now reached a magnificent £22,077.67 …and it’s still rising! On Saturday we…
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