A Date for Your Diary!!!!! Next Monday, 13th March, 2023, 7.30-9pm CPNAG AGM (Online) A chance to find out what’s happening, and get involved in, your community. After a short business meeting, and election of Committee for the next year, there will be a short talk by: Reverend Rosemia Brown, of St James’ Church (opposite the Pond). Rosemia is retiring...
Ducks having a bit of a spring clean …
The fountain is working again and it was a lovely day at the Pond today (Sunday).
Do you want to develop your food-growing skills? Would you like to learn about the sustainable food movement? Local food pioneers Growing Communities are recruiting three trainee growers. The free training will involve learning all aspects of growing vegetables with a particular emphasis on salad leaves. You will work alongside the grower from March to September, learning all aspects of...
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FANTASTIC NEWS! East London Waterworks Park, which launched its crowdfunding campaign in June 2022, has reached 100% funded on its Crowdfunder! It is inspiring that this local community campaign has managed to raise half a million pounds. And people can still donate if they wish at https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/elwp
Springfield Park User Group organised litter picks on Sunday in Springfield Park and on Clapton Common. Efforts removed a large amount of litter from both. They say: “This all goes to make for a greener environment, in our local green spaces (literally!), reduces pollution from general waste incineration, as well as reducing what ends up in rivers and the sea...
The Pond fountain is not working at the moment. It’s been reported to the Council who are now investigating.
A lovely photo of the Engineer’s House and a double rainbow on the edge of the East London Waterworks Park site, at River Lea by the Lea Bridge, taken by the wonderful Jonathan Perugia The crowdfunder for the East London Waterworks Park is doing brilliantly, but still has a way to go. They need to receive pledges totalling at least...
Check out this interesting former shop in Millfields Road, originally run by Stan Ansell and his brother. They used to make furniture from the shop here on the corner of Alfearn and Millfields for many years.
