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A DRUMCHAPEL church is hoping to secure £5,000 in order to transform a disused space into a thriving community kitchen garden. St Mark’s has applied for a funding boost from Wee Green Grants to create the facility, which would include a children’s mud kitchen and raised beds to allow the community to grow and care for vegetables and herbs. It is hoped the kitchen garden would be well used by the family, youth and addictions groups which already use the kitchen and church accommodation. Rev Audrey Jamieson from St Mark’s said the idea has been in the pipeline for several years.
Castlemilk-based project nominated in vote for vital garden funding A CASTLEMILK-based childcare project is urging members of the public to vote for them after they were announced as shortlist nominees for vital funding. The Indigo Group, a social enterprise which aims to provide flexible and affordable childcare to families in the area, have been nominated as a recipient of The Wee Green Grants fund . The Wee Green Grants fund aims to help projects ensure all communities can access, enjoy and celebrate their parks, greenspace and open space. The Indigo Group will use the funding to create two new growing gardens at their early years locations.