
Partick Community Growing Project
The Partick Community Growing Project has transformed a disused play park in the area behind Gullane, Anderson and Purdon Streets into a welcoming and inclusive community growing space.
In 2013 the project was awarded a grant of £209,271 by the Big Lottery Fund Scotland and since then it has been all systems go.
Our main contractor, Carillion, got involved by clearing the site in preparation for the building works.
Work on developing the growing space was completed in April 2014 and the project members rolled their sleeves up and got on with planting. Watch the films below for the story of our first successful season of the growing project, and about the project’s first open day.
All nine beds at the growing project have been assigned. Some are allocated to local people and others for community groups. Groups involved at present are The Annexe, The Purdon Street Day Care Centre (for the elderly), and Aspire Housing.

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Partners:
Local people and community groups
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Funding:
Set up with funding from Big Lottery Fund
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Timescale:
Launched Spring 2014
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Contact:
talktopcgp@gmail.com