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Fly tippers have left us a challenge after a break in at our Cleavleys site in Winton☹️ We hope to be delivering Forest School activities to local Primary Schools and a Social Prescription project in the Spring. This new site development has great potential to become an amazing local community asset.Watch video on Facebook.com

Incredible People. A Series Beginning In Incredible Edible Conwy For 2020 we have decided to tell a series of stories from around the Incredible Edible Network that tells tales of the incredible individuals that we work with and that support the work we do, making it easier and removing challenges.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/incredible-people-a-series-beginning-in-incredible-edible-conwy/Incredible People. A Series Beginning In Incredible Edible Conwywww.incredibleedible.org.ukOur garden share owner Libet Williams is a very special lady, who has opened her garden, her kitchen and heart to the Incredible Edible group. She is most definitely one of the team, playing a part that has helped to strengthen the group through providing a great meeting place and growing area for p

A LOVELY STORY HERE FROM OUR FRIENDS IN BRISTOL Planting An Orchard In Bristol After lots of consultation with the community and the team working on the garden, last weekend replanted the gardens as an orchard. The gardens at Edible Fishponds are by the side of a busy road and next to bus stops and a parade of shops, so whilst there has been no actual vandalism, there does tend to be quite a lot of rubbish that ends up in the spaces, so it was decided something that would be less work whilst still a community asset and one that supports nature in the community as well as people.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/planting-an-orchard-in-bristol/Planting An Orchard In Bristolwww.incredibleedible.org.ukIn the new year the trees will be joined by lots more wildlife friendly plants. The group will plant lots of herbs as well as some meadow planting to ensure that there is plenty of forage for pollinators. There will also be some native plants added so that there are places for insects, butterflies a

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Not too sure that Salford will become a Luffa growing capital but it was an interesting plant to grow. The locally grown sample not quite measuring up to is commercially grown big brother. We have some seeds saved, so if you want to give it a go next season then pop down to see us in the New Year at out Tindall Education Centre.Photos from Incredible Education's post

Connecting Community At Incredible Education Incredible Education are working on a new site where they will be able to create more opportunities for the people of the Salford area to learn more about growing, connected communities and kindness. The new site, in Eccles, will enable people to come together to create a new community asset for the local area, giving more opportunity for learning and supporting career options for the community, as well as enabling good food experiences.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/connecting-community-at-incredible-education/Connecting Community At Incredible Educationwww.incredibleedible.org.uk“Therapeutic horticulture’ is an intervention which typifies social prescribing as a non-medical, integrated intervention. Therapeutic Horticulture is recognised to be a nature-based approach that promotes green therapies which can have a positive influence on an individual’s social activation...

Hello to all Co-op members out there, have you selected your "Local Cause" And, if you're not a member you can join for just £1https://membership.coop.co.uk/causes/32958Co-op Local Community Fund - Incredible Education CICmembership.coop.co.ukThe Co-op Local Community Fund is supporting Incredible Education CIC. Become a member or sign in to choose a local cause to support.