Wivey Grows is officially launched!

Our Mission

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Wivey Grows is a project set up to enable the community to grow together. All are welcome to come, dig, build, plant, eat, share & learn alongside a regular group of gardeners, facilitating the regeneration of this incredible local space.

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The regeneration of spaces where the interaction between nature and people can honour the needs of both

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To facilitate the learning, sharing and development of skills in a natural environment

02

To promote a preventative and restorative approach to physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health and wellbeing

03

To spark imagination, sensory stimulation and creativity

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To increase a sense of connection and belonging

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To engender respect and understanding of our relationship with and duty of care for the natural world and one another

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To create local employment opportunities and provide a means of action locally on global issues

Our
Growers

Here are some of the Wivey Growers who brought this wonderful community growing project to life. No doubt they will tempt you to become a Wivey Grower yourself, so here are some of the soon to be familiar faces!

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Kate
Benson

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Rosie
Riley

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Richard
Adams

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Terry
Evans

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John
Osborne

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Jayne
Cowling

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Tamzin
Jones

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Cat
Sweatman

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Jan
Boddington

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Adrian and Carol
Wales

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Jessica
Stone

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Will
Varney

Sponsors
& Donors

Here are some of the sponsors & donors who have helped this wonderful community project grow and flourish. Thank you!

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Thompson & Morgan

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National Gardens Scheme

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Jim Laker Fund

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Somerset Community Foundation

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Dobies

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Soil Association