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Nestled at the end of Monk Road, The Golden Hill Community Garden serves as a vibrant hub for local gardening enthusiasts and families alike. This community-driven space emphasizes sustainability and education, providing workshops and opportunities for residents to engage in hands-on gardening. The welcoming atmosphere encourages collaboration and sharing among members, fostering a strong sense of community. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a curious novice, The Golden Hill Community Garden offers valuable resources and support. Reach out at 07506 905394 or visit their website for more details.

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Jesse Nicholson

5 Google Rating

It's welcoming to all

5/ 5

It's welcoming to all

Lisa Tozer

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Katharine Gibbard

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Ann Fielding

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

DAVID ANTONIO SMITH

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Diane Holness

5 Google Rating

Fabulous, friendly comunity garden open to anyone who wants to get involved every Wednesday 10 to 4p

5/ 5

Fabulous, friendly comunity garden open to anyone who wants to get involved every Wednesday 10 to 4pm. No garden experience or long term commitment, come for an hour once in a while or all day every week. There is always a simple lunch and some fruit and veg to take home.

Maureen Perkins

4 Google Rating

Very welcoming staff and volunteers. Helpful offering gardening advice and showing skills and techni

4/ 5

Very welcoming staff and volunteers. Helpful offering gardening advice and showing skills and techniques. Occasional and seasonal social gatherings that are enjoyable and informative.

Lucy Felton

5 Google Rating

Friendly and welcoming environment for anyone who wishes to volunteer on Wednesdays.

5/ 5

Friendly and welcoming environment for anyone who wishes to volunteer on Wednesdays.

Amy Walsh

5 Google Rating

Beautiful place doing wonderful things!

5/ 5

Beautiful place doing wonderful things!

Lorna Rankin

5 Google Rating

Great outdoor space for children to explore

5/ 5

Great outdoor space for children to explore

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