Fruity Walks
Funding will support printing the first Fruity Walks Map in Bermondsey, showcasing local fruit trees, community orchard efforts, and a walkable route to encourage exploring neighbourhood nature
Composting system Denmark Hill Estate
Composting system Denmark Hill Estate Read More »
With support from the Small Grants Programme, the group took a big step forward, running two hands-on workshops to build five compost beds using reclaimed wooden palettes.
South London Urban Growers
South London Urban Growers Read More »
Through a series of free workshops, the organisers taught food-growers and gardeners in London how to use freely available organic matter to create compost-powered heat to increase harvests and grow hot climate vegetables.
Wassail, and the art of singing an orchard into the future
Wassail, and the art of singing an orchard into the future Read More »
Amongst the trees of Bermondsey, we gather in winter with cups in hand and voices ready. This is wassailing – a thank-you to the orchard for what it gives, and a bright, noisy promise of what it will one day become. “Old apple tree, we’ll wassail thee,” we sing, “and hoping thou wilt bear.” Bloom well and bear well, so merry let us be.
Wassail Rouel Road Community Orchard
Wassail Rouel Road Community Orchard Read More »
Celebrating the third annual Pagan Wassail in Southwark, bringing together community and local traditions.
Do London Differently Podcast Ep5. Reflecting on The London Walking Festival
Do London Differently Podcast Ep5. Reflecting on The London Walking Festival Read More »
This week we take a look back at some of the events from the London Walking Festival. We also included a preview for forthcoming interviews with Annabel Abbs, Julie Ford and Dan Raven Ellison.
Do London Differently Podcast Ep4. Fruity Walks
Do London Differently Podcast Ep4. Fruity Walks Read More »
After delivering a London Walking Festival Fruity Walk exploring Marylebone’s many olive tree Divya joined our podcast host Emily for a chat about the project and her exciting plans for the future.
May 20 – Paths to Progress: Walking as a tool to reconnect us to our natural world
May 20 – Paths to Progress: Walking as a tool to reconnect us to our natural world Read More »
Tuesday 20th May Doors 6:30 pm
Event 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Join us at the Glitch in Waterloo and be inspired by three amazing speakers as they share how walking can help us reconnect with nature, boost conservation efforts, and spark communities to take positive climate action and fight for ecological justice.
May 10 – Black Girls Hike: Windrush Icons Walk
May 10 – Black Girls Hike: Windrush Icons Walk Read More »
Saturday May 10th – 10am till 2pm
Black Girls Hike has partnered with Transport for London and Go Jauntly to present the inspiring Windrush Icons Walk.