We have just finished two Start Your Own Food Businesses (CREATE) programmes in two of Lambeth’s most deprived areas – Loughborough Junction and Gipsy Hill.
It’s of course all down to the entreprenneurs themselves but the CREATE programme gave people a chance to network and meet food business owners in Brixton, Loughborough Junction and West Norwood & Crystal Palace, and learn about the process of setting up a food business. Continue reading…
Every month we write a column for the Brixton Bugle. Here is a copy of the latest page.
We have been blown away by the entrants to our Blooming Lambeth competition. Our photographer is out and about as we speak taking professional pics of the top three in each category.
We can’t wait to present an exhibition of all of those at our awards ceremony in October (Thursday 12th) at the Garden Museum. More details to follow soon but please keep the date free and follow our twitter @EdibleLambeth or Facebook for more information.
You can also email bloom@lambeth.gov.uk to register your interest now.
We’re delighted to be celebrating all that’s Blooming Lambeth! Which of the six categories are you entering?
All the details are shown below on the poster.
Good luck! Continue reading…
Here’s the latest greening update from the Brixton Bugle.
This training may be useful to community gardeners and is already being taken up by other voluntary sector organisations. We are also very keen to link in more with health organisations in Lambeth as we know that community gardens provide significant health benefits.
Project Smith RSPH Understanding Behaviour Change L2 Training Course Learning Outcomes 2017
Have you ever wondered what and how we’ll be eating in 2050?
The Lambeth Food Partnership Board is pleased to host an evening of thought provoking talks and discussion as we meet some of the people driving forward futuristic food concepts across the capital. Continue reading…
Missed all the latest news for May from our page in the Brixton Bugle? Then check it out here:
A guided walk of inspirational green spaces loved and cared for by local residents. Starting at the Garden Museum we will take in small green parks including Old Paradise Street, Pedlars Park, Vauxhall City Farm and ending at Bonnington Square. Continue reading…
Missed all the latest news for April from our page in the Brixton Bugle? Then check it out here: