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Composting workshops are delivered to community groups.

Crosshill Station is furnished with raised beds to brighten it up for all the rail travellers.

Agnew Lane is planted up and members of the community come down to help dig.

South Seeds helps residents improve their back courts with planting advice.

South Seeds starts working with primary schools in eth area to develop growing spaces.

Agnew Lane is cleared of waste and developed as a community growing space.

South Seeds secures funding from the Climate Challenge Fund to reduce energy bills and tackle access to fresh food in Govanhill, Crosshill, Strathbungo and Queen’s Park.

South Seeds is set up as the first Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation In Scotland. www.thirdforcenews.org.uk/2011/04/south-seeds-becomes-first-scio