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Helping the progress of a new community garden
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Back to Denny Gardens
Helping the progress of a new community garden
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Getting there
For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
About this session
Digging out brambles!
Denny Gardens Community Allotments are in Littlemore. This is a new task location for us. A project run by the lovely Meg of Rose Hill planter fame!
ODS have completed an initial vegetative site clearance but there are lots of bramble roots that need to be cleared. And you all know we love pulling out roots!
Please bring gardening gloves. All other tools will be provided.
This task supports
Developing a community allotment site
Oxfordshire Community Land Trust (OCLT) acts as long-term steward of land and the assets on it, ensuring that it's put to use in a way that benefits the local community, not just now but in perpetuity. We're a democratic, not-for-profit organisation run by members including those from the communities we seek to serve. This project is about creating a community allotment in an unused patch of land in Denny Garden situated in Littlemore. The land, owned by Oxford City Council, is designated as land for growing food, but has lain unused for many years.
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