Garden AGM 2023 – Minutes of Meeting
On Thursday October 5th 2023, we held our 2023 AGM. Read the minutes of meeting >HERE.
Picturing the beauty of nature
Hi, I am Chillie, I moved to Trumpington about one year ago and pass by the Clay Farm Community Garden quite often when I need to go the Clay Farm …
Summer: What’s been growing…
Summer 2023 in the Community Garden has been a fruitful season… From the splashes of colour from the flowers to the vast amount of produce grown, all maintained by a …
Where it all began!
https://vimeo.com/151146766 On Sunday 4th October 2015 residents new and old from all over Trumpington came together to design, cook, and serve a meal made from local produce and supermarket surplus. …
5 Benefits of gardening for your health and wellbeing
1: Better physical health through activity and exercise, strengthening your muscles to improve mobility 2: Improvement to your mental health, with a real feeling of purpose and achievement whilst out in the …
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Sunshine, singing and Spanish food
On Thursday 6th July we had an evening to remember here in the Community Garden! The community gathered on the East lawn under the gorgeous evening sun ready for a …
Finding a Place – A resident’s story
I was just coming out of a very tough and low time in my life and didn’t know anyone in the area. I had walked past the community garden many …
Here comes the sun – 2023 garden parties begin!!
Spring is here and what a great first evening of this year’s garden parties. On Thursday April 6th, “Kerief Catering – Flavour Fusion” brought the sunshine with their fusion of …
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Spring brings colour!!
As Spring arrives, splashes of colour can now be seen in the community garden as the beautiful Spring flowers begin to bloom. New seedlings have been sown and the vegetable …
There came a Wassailing…
On Sunday 15th January the Community Garden joined the Trumpington Community Orchard to celebrate Wassail – an ancient Anglo-Saxon tradition. People gathered at the Orchard to start where we all …