Part 3. Infrastructure of Our Own

Privatisation has broken public infrastructure and climate change is devastating our delicate ecosystem, but what can communities do about it? In this episode, we hear from Nathan Miller of East London Waterworks Park and Leslie Barson of Granville Community Kitchen and Farm Hub about community-led projects that are rebuilding climate-resilient and community-owned social infrastructure. 

Get involved with the East London Waterworks Park at https://elwp.org.uk/Home.htm and sign the petition to save the Granville Rec: https://granvillecommunitykitchen.org.uk/community/save-the-rec/. Finally, if you think communities should be able to turn dormant public land into community gardens, support the Right to Grow movement: https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/what-we-do/right-to-grow/. 

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