We have SOLD OUT of seasoned logs for this winter – we will not be selling again until Autumn 2026.
Thank you to everyone that has bought firewood from us this winter, all the money we raise goes straight back into the care and protection of this beautiful woodland.
Saturday 10th January will be our final log sale of this season. We’ll be open between 2pm and 3pm, while stocks last! We will reopen in Autumn 2026 when our new logs have had time to season.
You can find us at our Compound – drive up past the Scout Hut off Heath Row and we will help you load up your car. Click here to see a map. Seasoned firewood is £15 per barrow. We also have handmade kindling at £15 for a large bag.
All the money raised goes towards maintaining the woodland and carrying out further conservation projects, in line with our charitable aims and objectives.
Our wood is certified Ready to Burn, for more information please see click here.
Our log sales will resume every Saturday from Saturday 13th September, between 2pm and 3pm. We sell seasoned firewood by the barrow-load, at £15 per barrow. We also have handmade kindling at £15 for a large bag.
You can find us at our Compound – drive up past the Scout Hut off Heath Row and we will help you load up your car. Click here to see a map.
All the money raised goes towards maintaining the woodland and carrying out further conservation projects, in line with our charitable aims and objectives.
Our wood is certified Ready to Burn, for more information please see click here.
Come and see what goes on behind the scenes in our compound at Birchanger Wood and then enjoy a stroll around our beautiful wood as the season begins to turn.
We will have fun activities for the whole community, like crafting for children, and wood turning demonstrations. It’s completely free to attend, although donations are gratefully received. A card reader will be available and cash is also welcomed.
Our team will be on hand to explain the work that goes into protecting the wood, and we’ll have items for sale to help raise funds. And we’re always keen to hear from people who would like to volunteer with us. More details will follow soon, but for now: save the date!
Find us at our compound just off Heath Row, next to the water tower.
A message from our Warden, Pat Forrest
Unfortunately, the time has come (as we knew it would) for us to deal with the impact of Ash dieback, a fungal disease affecting Ash trees in the wood.
Sadly in certain areas this will result in swathes of woodland being left devoid of trees. The areas most affected being along the banks of the stream and behind Birchwood School.
Ash sited away from the pathways, and therefore not posing any problem to the many who enjoy walking the wood, will be left to decay naturally, benefiting nature as a habitat for copious life forms. The diseased trees on the path edges will be dealt with by our group of volunteers during the course of the next five years, I do hope I am not being too ambitious regarding this time span!
Please be aware that in order to access the Ash, other species will ultimately suffer, the felling of healthy trees in this regard is an unavoidable and regrettable consequence that we have to accept.
Please do feel free to call in on a Saturday and have a chat, raising any concerns that you may have with regard to the proposed felling programme. We genuinely wish to harmonise and encourage patronage of the wood. We certainly do not want to alarm users when witnessing felling on such a dramatic scale.
Just a footnote, these works do not fall into the category of general coppicing and woodland management.
Come and see what goes on behind the scenes in our compound at Birchanger Wood and then enjoy a stroll around our beautiful wood as the bluebells bloom.
We will have fun activities for the whole community, like crafting for children and wood turning demonstrations. It’s completely free to attend, although donations are gratefully received. A card reader will be available and cash is also welcomed.
Our team will be on hand to explain the work that goes into protecting the wood, and we’ll have items for sale to help raise funds. And we’re always keen to hear from people who would like to volunteer with us. More details will follow soon, but for now: save the date!
Find us at our compound just off Heath Row, next to the water tower.
We have SOLD OUT of seasoned logs for this winter – we will not be selling again until Autumn 2025.
Thank you to everyone that has bought firewood from us this winter, all the money we raise goes straight back into the care and protection of this beautiful woodland.
From Saturday 2nd November we will be selling logs between the following times:
We sell seasoned firewood by the barrow-load, at £15 per barrow. We also have handmade kindling at £15 for a large bag.
You can find us at our Compound – drive up past the Scout Hut off Heath Row and we will help you load up your car. Click here to see a map.
All the money raised goes towards maintaining the woodland and carrying out further conservation projects, in line with our charitable aims and objectives.
Our wood is certified Ready to Burn, for more information please click here.
Cash only please.
Our log sales will resume every Saturday from Saturday 3rd August, between 1pm and 3pm. We sell seasoned firewood by the barrow-load, at £15 per barrow. We also have handmade kindling at £15 for a large bag.
You can find us at our Compound – drive up past the Scout Hut off Heath Row and we will help you load up your car. Click here to see a map.
All the money raised goes towards maintaining the woodland and carrying out further conservation projects, in line with our charitable aims and objectives.
Our wood is certified Ready to Burn, for more information please see click here.
Cash only please.
Come and see what goes on behind the scenes in our compound at Birchanger Wood and then enjoy a stroll around our beautiful wood as the season begins to turn.
We will have fun activities for the whole community, like pond dipping and crafting for children, and wood turning demonstrations. It’s completely free to attend, although donations are gratefully received. A card reader will be available and cash is also welcomed.
Our team will be on hand to explain the work that goes into protecting the wood, and we’ll have items for sale to help raise funds. And we’re always keen to hear from people who would like to volunteer with us. More details will follow soon, but for now: save the date!
Find us at our compound just off Heath Row, next to the water tower.
Birchanger Wood 