Some of our venues and services may be affected by the recent weather conditions. Find out more. Get involved in our free community gardens and take home the fruits of your labour.
A community garden is a shared project where people from all age groups, abilities and backgrounds come together to grow their own fruit, flowers and vegetables. To get involved, email [email protected] or call our Community Parks Outreach Managers on:. All levels of experience are welcome. Our staff will also provide training workshops. Volunteers can spend as little or as much time as they want at their local site, as all three gardens are open daily.
When they're not in use the sites will be locked to keep them secure. Wear sensible footwear and warm, waterproof clothing during wet weather. It would be useful if you bring a pair of gardening gloves. If you'd like more information about our allotments or want to add your name to our waiting list for vacant plots, contact the Open Spaces and Active Living Unit by email [email protected] or call Interest in community growing is increasing, due to the benefits for health and wellbeing, as well as its potential to contribute to environmental sustainability and local economic development.
It aims to ensure there are more opportunities for growing in all its forms, and that all parts of the community are able to experience the benefits. For a copy of our Growing Communities draft strategy. This browser offers limited functionality on our website. We recommend you use the latest version of Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox. Skip to main content. Hide message Weather warning. Is this page useful? Yes No. Thank you for submitting page feedback.
How could we improve this page? Contact us. It looks like you're using IE This garden was developed as part of our Investment Programme. This garden was developed as part of our physical investment programme.
