The Sussex and Surrey Coppice Group is a members led networking organisation covering everything from planting and managing woodland, to the production and installation of end products. We operate in conjunction with the National Federation of Coppice Workers and have been a recognised professional industry body since 1997.
The Sussex and Surrey Coppice Group welcome new members from many disciplines such as Coppice workers, Woodland owners/workers, traditional craft makers, Greenwood workers, blacksmiths who feel they fit and many more, it is always worth getting in contact and finding out, even if you are just interested in what we do or would like to spend some time working alongside our members. Use the CONTACT page if you are interested.
Recent News
News: Membership renewals
The Sussex and Surrey Coppice Group is currently having a tidy up of all the details we have for paid up members, life members and significant others within it’s database to ensure it complies with GDPR and don’t annoy anyone by sending them unnecessary emails etc. We will be sending emails to group members that have paid their subs and […]
Cleft Stick Reporters Needed
We have had a request through from the National Federation of Coppice workers looking for articles and reporters. Please read below and get in contact with us if you can help:
“Cleft Stick Reporters”
We are trying to help spread the load of pulling […]
Coronavirus and the Bodger’s Ball
News from the APTGW:
Coronavirus and the Bodger’s Ball With great regret, it is now necessary to cancel the Bodgers Ball for May 2020.
This has not been an easy decision to reach; your committee […]
The Big Bang Project
An article spotted by Michelle Clifford (An SSCG member) from earlychildhoodwoodwork.org website:
The Big Bang Project – This project focused on encouraging woodwork in early childhood education around the world. Building on extensive research – using both quantitative and qualitative research methods, the aim of The Big Bang Project is to support schools to develop their woodwork provision.
‘As […]