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Walmley Ash Allotments
Read more: Walmley Ash AllotmentsWalmley Ash Allotments has 60 plots of various sizes, from full size, for the gardener with ample time, or half size & mini plots for beginners. Secluded behind Ashurst Rd & Walmley Ash Rd the group offers a private, safe & inclusive environment to indulge your passion for gardening. As one of the allotment sites…
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Walsall Road Allotments
Read more: Walsall Road AllotmentsWalsall Road Allotments are a large, multi-cultural site set in beautiful landscaped grounds, just inside Perry Park. The site is owned by Birmingham City Council and is managed by a committee of unpaid volunteers. The plots vary in size from 25ft x 130ft (standard-size plot) 25ft x 50ft (small plot) to 25ft x 25ft (mini-plot). Facilities…
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Ward End Allotments
Read more: Ward End AllotmentsWard End Gardeners Association is an allotments association in East Birmingham which manages 5 allotment sites of various sizes. In recent years they have been actively encouraging more groups and organisations to rent plots and develop gardening projects for their client groups, as well as welcoming people who don’t have gardening or allotment experience. New…
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Ward End Park (Friends of)
Read more: Ward End Park (Friends of)Friends of Ward End Park are an active local group, who have been involved in the Active Parks project from day one. The park, opened in 1904, covers a large part of Ward End. A typical English park, it is heavily populated in the summer months. Ward End Park House is located within the park and…
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Ward End Residents Group (Glebe Farm & Tile Cross)
Read more: Ward End Residents Group (Glebe Farm & Tile Cross)Ward End Residents Group (Glebe Farm and Tile Cross) are members of the local community that live within the Glebe Farm and Tile Cross Ward. Ward End Residents Group (GF and TC) has been running informally for a number of years becoming a constituted group in March 2023. The group has been working to improve…
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Warm Earth
Read more: Warm EarthWarm Earth is a charity based at Foundry Field, James Turner Street, at Birmingham City Hospital’s greenhouses, and aims to promote well-being by connecting people and plants through gardening. “We are committed to helping our community find sustainable ways of dealing with waste and growing nutritious food. Warm Earth currently composts all of the food…