Grow Heathrow Posted: June 10th, 2010 | Author: Becky | Filed under: | No Comments » --> [icon][title][directions]","metaKey":null,"metaSyncSave":true,"metaSyncUpdate":true,"metaKeyErrors":null};var mapp0 = new MappMap(mapdata, options);mapp0.display();/* ]]> */On March 1st 2010 Transition Heathrow members swooped on an abandoned market garden site in Sipson.
Months on and the site has been transformed from a derelict mess into a beacon of community strength and a great example of how to live sustainably on this planet.
The project aims to return the Berkeley Nurseries site back to it’s intended purpose – a thriving market garden that will provide our community with locally produced, organic fruit and veg as well as a venue for new and interesting projects and workshops…
The site is a hub for local residents and environmental activists to share knowledge and practical skills such as organic gardening, permaculture design, bicycle maintenance and wood and metal work.
Not only are we producing our own food, but we are now creating our own energy from the sun, we are collecting our own water from the greenhouse roofs to feed the plants, fruit and vegetables, we are using the rocket stove invention to heat our water and composting our own manure.
We welcome all ages, abilities and ideas so if you would like to get involved then please come and visit, just give us some warning on the site phone number: 07890751568 or at info@transitionheathrow.com and we will make sure the kettle is on for you.
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Directions
From Central London: Travel to West Drayton in TfL zone 6 in 20 minutes by train from Paddington. From West Drayton either take the 222 bus towards Hounslow and get off in Sipson Village or follow the cycle path towards Sipson. Our site is a 1 minute walk from the King William Pub which is in the middle of town.
Full address:
Grow Heathrow, Vineries Close, Sipson, West Drayton, UB7 0JG
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