What to bring

Outdoor clothes that you don’t mind getting snagged, dirty or wet
Christmas hat!
Suitable footwear – usually walking boots/sturdy trainers/wellies are best
Please bring some food to share on the bonfire – we will provide some options
A drinks bottle – with enough fluids to stay hydrated
Any medications you need including inhalers and  EpiPens – if you have any medical concerns you want us to be aware of, please let us know.
Hand gel/hand sanitiser as preferred

This is an outdoor task so please come prepared. There will not be any toilets or washing facilities.

Safety Information: you’re welcome to take your tree home but please remember this is at your own risk. So remember to bring a carrier bag to place over the cut end to stop sap running in your car and any equipment needed to safely and legally transport it.

All staff are first aid trained and there will be a first aid kit on site. The activity is risk assessed and there is emergency action plan.

We will provide all necessary tools, eye protection and gardening gloves (though you’re welcome to use your own gloves if preferred). When using tools and in the vicinity of the bonfire, please follow the wardens safety briefing given at the start.

Only trained staff and volunteers to manage the cooking and fire. Please bring hand sanitiser to use before handling food.