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It's well known that greener streets are healthier streets and for 30 years now Groundwork has helped communities create their own gardens, play areas, allotments and parks. People will gather together around gardening - and with food miles adding more to the price of fruit and vegetables in the shops, more and more communities are banding together to grow their own. We work with community groups, housing associations and local authorities to improve all sorts of green spaces for people to use for exercise, or to sit in, kids to play and people of all ages to enjoy being outdoors. Our landscape archietects want places to look cleaner, street to be safer and outside areas to be green and beautiful so everyone has quality green spaces nearby no matter where they live.
Location: Leeds 2012 sees the 25th anniversary of Groundwork Leeds. Find out how the Trust began and explore some of the wonderful projects we've been involved in with local people over the last quarter of a century.
Location: Preston Hall, Stockton The River Routes in Stockton project has been busy around the Christmas period improving access routes around Preston Hall Park in Stockton. The Hall and Park is undergoing a major refurbishment project and our group was involved in some of the work.
Location: Runcorn We worked with Windmill Hill Primary School in Runcorn to transform part of their school grounds into a woodland classroom.
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Location: Shaw, Oldham Equipping learners aged 16+ with a range of conservation skills in addition to an accredited qualification.
Location: Hartlepool This project transformed the lives of those living in the Hartlepool area by creating high quality accessible Green Infrastructure on their doorstep.
Location: Leeds A group of young people on our Foundation Learning courses helped develop the grounds of a local youth centre, putting their newly acquired skills to good use.
Location: Haringey Groundwork London successfully transformed an underused and neglected green space, suffering from anti-social behaviour issues, into a valuable community asset. Five new zones were created: a naval themed play area with a focal boat feature, active area,
Location: Stratford Groundwork London in partnership with London Wildlife Trust received funding through Marks and Spencer’s ‘Greener Living Spaces’ programme and others to develop View Tube Grow, a temporary sustainable community garden situated on the View Tube site locate
Location: Haringey Groundwork prepared a masterplan for a playscape which would make maximum use of the space. The new proposal aimed to capitalise on the exciting topography of the site and create a new series of play features which would reflect some of the features of t