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The Willoughby City Strategy (2006) supports a goal of having ‘open space and recreation facilities and programs that contribute to the social, spiritual, emotional and physical wellbeing
of the community.’ One of the actions in the Plan to achieve this goal is to investigate options for community gardens especially in the vicinity of multi-unit residential developments.
There has been ongoing interest in the concept of community gardens, with frequent references in newspapers and other media; topical issues that arise are the use of underutilised land, growing local food and community participation.
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What is your interest in community gardens?
Would you like to start one in your area and what suburb do you live in? Would you only get involved if the community garden was started by someone else or was an existing garden?
by Willoughby Admin 11 Jun 2010, 2:51pm | 344 views
by Willoughby Admin 11 Jun 2010, 2:41pm | 281 views
Should more information about growing fruit and vegetables in your home garden be made more available? How would you like to receive this information ?
by Willoughby Admin 11 Jun 2010, 2:42pm | 207 views
If you live in a unit or townhouse and are interested in starting a community garden, what do you think would help generate interest from your neighbours?
by Willoughby Admin 11 Jun 2010, 2:46pm | 178 views
by Willoughby Admin 11 Jun 2010, 2:50pm | 228 views
