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Barnet
📍Finchley Central tube station N3
Improve the environment at a busy tube station and also get involved with gardening

Sat 31st Oct at 2:30pm
Cut back the overhanging branches in a public green space
Read moreThu 29th Oct at 10:00am
Improve the environment at a busy tube station and also get involved with gardening
Read moreSat 23rd Jan 2027 at 7:45pm
Supporting a community event that brings people together
Read moreSat 7th Nov at 1:00pm
Support a lovely community urban garden to grow vegetables for the community
Read moreSat 7th Nov at 10:00am
Support the local urban farm and orchard
Read moreThu 29th Oct at 11:00am
Sat 17th Oct at 2:00pm
Barnet Report written by Cherian Li
A big thank you to Lucy for hosting the Mindful Street Wisdom event at Brunswick Centre!
A group of eight came together to explore and discover the world around us through a more mindful lens.
It was a lovely opportunity to pause, reflect and share meaningful takeaways. During our wrap-up, we explored how consciously shifting our attention can help us notice the little things we often overlook in our busy daily lives.
The biggest lesson? Slow down, look closer, and find wonder in the ordinary.
A wanderful reminder that sometimes, the most meaningful discoveries happen when we simply take our time and pay attention.
Thank you, Lucy, for guiding us on this thoughtful and inspiring journey!
Wed 21st Oct at 8:05am
sorry, I couldn’t make it …..but I did pause to read your lovely report!
Sun 6th Dec at 10:00am
Come and help The Bull Theatre bring some Christmas magic to Barnet!
Read moreSat 10th Oct at 4:00pm
Barnet Report written by George Ttoouli (he/him)
Wendy at Incredible Edible Barnet organised another amazing beanfeast and Goodgym sent three people over to help out, join in and fill up on beans (if we weren't already). Cherian arrived early enough to help set up tables, so earns an extra-special mention, while Rupesh and I made sure everything was safe to eat.
The event had games with bean bags, bean counting and a range of excellent card games promoting sustainability designed by Dave from Sense Making (who also worked with us on air quality monitoring a year or two ago). And did I mention the beans to eat? There were four dips to try and rate your favourite, plus four or five bean stews and, finally, about eight different bean-based cakes - flans, muffins, balls, flapjacks and cake-cakes - many using chickpea flour.
By the end of it, we were all fairly stuff and there was extra to take home, so we stuffed ourselves some more.
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