Women Refugee & Asylum Seeker Introduction to Allotment Gardening Course
Despite the freezing weather on Saturday, we managed to complete our 4 week course. Certificates were issued and there were smiles all round!
Due to illness we combined a couple of the sessions and Ann Marie and co will return to The Lost Plot in the Spring to help plant vegetables and take part in any further workshops.
We may be able to offer a similar course to other interested parties, so contact Clare, The Lost Plot's Community Education Coordinator for further information afsl.clare@gmail.com or phone her on 07595 873221.
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The Chorlton Allotment Project is a community-run 'grow-your-own' scheme, which encourages members of the local community to produce their own organic fruit and veg.
Based at Southern Allotments, just off Nell Lane (near Southern Cemetary, Chorlton), we meet every Sunday from 1pm onwards. Attendance is free, and all visitors to the plot get to take home produce for their own kitchen table.
We have eight or so regular attendees who tend to the plot, but we're eager to get more people involved.
If you would like to know more about the project, please email clare.walker@afsl.org.uk or call 07595 873221 or sarah on 07930 898935
Based at Southern Allotments, just off Nell Lane (near Southern Cemetary, Chorlton), we meet every Sunday from 1pm onwards. Attendance is free, and all visitors to the plot get to take home produce for their own kitchen table.
We have eight or so regular attendees who tend to the plot, but we're eager to get more people involved.
If you would like to know more about the project, please email clare.walker@afsl.org.uk or call 07595 873221 or sarah on 07930 898935
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For more information about The Lost Plot and how you can get involved, please email us at:
allotment@afsl.org.uk
allotment@afsl.org.uk
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