Ways to Wellness CIC

17/06/2026

Walks to Wellness tonight at 6pm at the Common entrance opposite Ashtead station Friendly furries 🐾 welcome

13/06/2026

A little peak into some of our treatments at ashtead village day… Indian head, soundbath, water mastery and sparkles ✨ 💞💓💚🩵🫶

12/06/2026

Come support us at c204 between Riverford Organics & St Giles Infants but definitely come support Meeting room too!!!!

Ashtead Rotary Village Day 2026

The Meeting Room is truly blessed to have a number of great cooks as part of their volunteer team. This Saturday they’re all coming together to cook a paella and run a bake sale on our Stand at the
All monies raised from 🧁 🥘 sale & other fundraising activities will help us to support those vulnerable people living in our community battling addictions, homelessness and mental health issues. So please visit our stand (B122) and show your support.
We look forward to welcoming you and telling you about our work.
You could also win a catered party for you & your friends!
See you there!!!! 🥘🍰🧁





Advanced tickets: www.ashteadrotary.co.uk/ashteadrotaryvillageday-2026

01/06/2026

Come try Reflexology and Bowen at our stall c204 at

01/06/2026

Barrie is inspirational!

01/06/2026

And come see Ros at our Stall c204 Ashtead Village Day for sparkles (and Indian Head Massage amongst many other treatments)

I’m looking forward to being back at Snippety Do Dah’s ❤️ It’s always a fun day working with Laura ❤️. I’ll be there 10 ‘til 4, so message me to book your slot on 07739842442 ✨

28/05/2026

Ashtead village day13th June’26: pop in at our stall C204 for Sparkles, Tasters, Tombola, or local products! Find out more about what we do too…

20/05/2026

This looks good right?! Note to self and to Elsje Koelmans Kichenbrand Clare Elliott

A productive raised bed built in an afternoon from materials the household already produces — no digging, no rotovator, no imported topsoil. 🌱

Lasagne gardening — or sheet mulching — works by layering organic materials directly onto existing lawn or compacted ground. The cardboard base suppresses existing vegetation within a few weeks while the layers above break down slowly into a rich, well-drained, biologically active growing medium. May is an excellent time to build: the warming soil temperatures accelerate decomposition, and the bed will be ready for summer plantings.

The layers, from the bottom up:

- Unprinted corrugated cardboard or wet newspaper — laid flat directly onto the grass, overlapping joins by at least 15 cm so no light can pe*****te
- Brown layer, 10 cm — dead leaves, straw, shredded card, small twigs
- Green layer, 10 cm — vegetable peelings, coffee grounds, fresh grass clippings, uncooked kitchen scraps
- Alternate three times brown and green to a total height of 40 to 50 cm
- Finish with a 5 cm layer of well-rotted compost or bought peat-free compost for planting directly into

The bed will sink by roughly a third over the first two months — this is the decomposition working, not a problem. Tomatoes, courgettes, and climbing beans planted in May into the top compost layer will find a friable, nutrient-rich growing medium without any added fertiliser in the first season.

From lawn to harvest without ever picking up a spade. 🪱