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'Our Green Saturdays' food growing training in Tottenham

Posted by Lucy Nabijou on July 3, 2017 at 1:24pm in Community News, Info, Issues

Living Under One Sun are looking for ten local people who'd like to learn about food growing. Here's what they say:

'Our Green Saturdays will run free training and volunteering sessions at our community allotment. It will be a chance to gain new skills in food growing, community development and developing a food business. There is no experience necessary and it will be an informal chance for people to come together to learn and share new skills. We will be able to provide food hygiene certificates and DBS qualifications for registered volunteers who stay with us for the length of the programme.

We will be running a taster day on Saturday 22nd July where people can come along and find out more and it will be every Saturday from 10am - 3pm after that.'

More info here: http://www.livingunderonesun.co.uk/our-green-saturdays

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