patrick s one of a growing number of ginnel gardeners in manchester. of course, depending where you live, the word ginnel might be unfamiliar. well, according to the oxford dictionary, a ginnel is a northern english noun to describe a narrow passageway between buildings. elsewhere, it might be known as a snicket or a wynd. or if you re in sussex, apparently it could be called a twitten. but whatever you call these places, the fact is they can sometimes be rather grim. that s why manchester city council is encouraging communities to give grotty ginnels a makeover. it helps with your wellbeing. it helps with bringing people together and cohesion. but what can you do as a local authority to help them achieve this? so we have a neighbourhood investment fund for each ward where residents and community groups can apply forfunding to make their communities better. mark edwards has had a grant from the council to help spruce up the ginnel behind his home in moss side. 0ver lockdown i noticed t
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