CG Camden GreenBank Community Food Project

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A disused communal play yard is being made into a food growing space. Based on an estate near Kings Cross, the project will involve residents and local community groups. Funded by Capital Growth and run by Camden TimeBank (SPH Housing).

Location: Kings Cross
Members: 7
Latest Activity: Apr 21

Well, work is certainly underway!

We have cleared one of the beds and we are about to lay the top soil on half of the right bed to enable us to start planting!

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Comment by Mike Wohl on January 26, 2010 at 11:33pm: Hi,
Do you have recommendations about Public Liability Insurance?....I paid £180 last season ( covering around 30 growers, chidren and up to three special events a year), but due to the forthcoming extra strands of work in the pipeline this may go up. My current company is Tennyson. Thanks

Comment by Mike Wohl on November 18, 2009 at 10:26pm: ANNA...greetings!!
Good luck with your venture , I'll try to get down soon but it would be nearer 3pm than 1pm, as I tend to go to the food co-op in Queens Park at 1.
I'm starting to collect a database of all community gardening initiatives in an arc from Notting Hill, to Kilburn and Kings Cross, including any neighbourhoods adjacent to the borough of Westminster. If you know of any near you I would be gratefull for contact details. If you get time you are most welcome to visit the project here in North Paddington.

Comment by Paola A Guzman on July 15, 2009 at 2:58pm: Hey Anna!
Can you please add CG in front of the project name? Is just a way for us (Capital Growth Team) to easelly find the project in the web site
Thanks
Paola

Comment by Anna on June 29, 2009 at 9:29am: Well, work is certainly underway!

We have cleared one of the beds and we are about to lay the top soil on half of the right bed to enable us to start planting!