This is an urban Garden in the Courtyard at Islington Mill, Salford Who grew the flowers? We want to solve this mystery! Watch this space for a follow up report. In the meantime there is a new Salford Community Growing Network. You can get involved if you have an alleyway, garden or allotment site.
St Sebastian's Community Centre aims to serve and promote the local community, by providing for a variety of social and welfare needs in an atmosphere that is friendly, encouraging, empathetic and supportive of all users.
The centre also grows a lot of it's vegetables in planters which were built in the carpark of the centre.
Pick up some tips on how to make your blooms bigger, how to plant your hanging baskets, what to feed your plants on and how often; even how to keep those slugs away.
Salford Growing in the community is looking fresh and active at the moment as Kevin explains to Rob at a recent workshops at the Hulme Community Garden Centre. There is a new project headed by Screaming green which is looking to create a growers network.
Angela and Heather from the Great Residents Asc talk about Druken noise- This is just one part of a huge debate about the issue of Students in Salford, druken noise, the appropriacy of where student Halls are located and many other topics - the full debase is in the pipeline.
A group of 'Ordsall's most eccentric' discussing how they are trying to get some land in Ordsall for their community project to set up some local allotments.This show was a pilot for the VESPR radio project, showing how with only a couple of hundred quid you can get a mobile radio set up which will work to record out and about in the community and then put online.
Cooking WIth the LKYP. About 10 local teenagers aged between 13-19 meet to enjoy some shared activities, cooking being on a Monday. The group meets at St Aidans Church on Littleton Road from 6:00pm - 8:00pm
