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Chelsea Fringe is coming to Rosendale Allotments

By Catriona Andrews
Published 18 May 2013
Photo credit Catriona Andrews

Most of the year Rosendale Allotments are secreted behind the terraces of Rosendale and Lovelace Road, but on 18th and the 25th of May from 12.00-6.00pm the gates will be open to visitors in association with the […]

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Tea Party Invite - Have you seen the green?‏

By Shapa Begum
Published 19 April 2013

cueB gallery request the pleasure of your company at a charming garden themed tea party taking place on Friday 26th April - from 8pm to late. This elegant soiree will be taking place in order to celebrate the […]

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The Creative Allotment

By Greg Becker
Published 5 April 2013

Reflections on art, allotments and the beauty of neglect. When many people think about allotments they probably think gardening programmes, BBC GW, Geoff Hamilton, Alan Titchmarsh, Monty Don, Carol Klein, Chris Beardshaw etc. Then they […]

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Dulwich Vegans Learn about Organic Beer

By Allison Tetreault
Published 26 March 2013

Blue Brick Café on Fellbrigg Road was packed with tipsy vegans last Thursday. The Dulwich Vegans, a branch of the South London Vegan Society with over 300 members, invited Andy Skene from Dominion Brewery Company […]

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Smog hits our green lungs once again

By Eleanor Margolies
Published 25 January 2013
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Look at a map of south London and you’ll see its many ‘green lungs’: parks, playing fields, allotments, woods and cemeteries. From the street, you can spot dozens of smaller pockets of greenery: front and […]

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London in a Jar

By Therese Stowell
Published 11 December 2012
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What does London taste like? One answer is delicious! Two local groups have joined together to create the perfect Christmas treat – a chutney using ingredients harvested in the surrounding area. Crystal Palace Transition Town […]

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Christmas is better and more magical with a real tree

By Jo Human
Published 7 December 2012

Many Christmas tree retailers claim their trees are ‘sustainable’. Here Kelty Caston from The Christmas Forest attempts to demystify the subject by answering some key questions about Christmas trees and the environmental issues that surround […]

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A Tree is not just for Christmas

By Jo Human
Published 30 November 2012
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For every Christmas tree bought from The Christmas Forest, a tree is planted in Africa through Tree Aid, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. “The Christmas Forest partnership with Tree Aid is supporting villagers […]

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