Monday 18 April 2011

GET IN TOUCH - GET INVOLVED.

Dear All -

     We have organised a Glasgow/ West Coast Grow your own hustings event at the Castlemilk Stables Orchard on the 27th April. See the attached invite. I am working to finalise an Edinburgh / East Coast Hustings - and will circulate info on that later.
     If people can send out to their networks please, and especially to pass on to Holyrood candidates that may be interested.
      I am hoping that folk involved in community food growing, grow your own and my interest, orchards, will be able to meet up with Holyrood parliament candidates and have a discussion about how to do more to get Glasgow, and West Scotland growing.
Th' apples ur gynormous.
    
      The Children's Orchard at the Stables is just coming into blossom, and we hold that this will be a constructive and enjoyable evening (There is an indoor wet weather option) There is public transport very close to the stables - and I am getting details of that, which I'll be able to supply.
Otherwise lift sharing may be an option.
     I'd be pleased if representatives of different Glasgow Growing projects would be able to say a bit about their growing projects, and also be able to brief candidates about what Holyrood can usefully do to help. I'd like to keep the proceedings friendly and informal and focused on how to make progress. We'll have a marketplace table for leaflets and information.

    I'd be very happy to have help in organising this - and I'd be grateful if you could circulate to your networks
How di a get in touch?

John Hancox;   Tel 0778 606 3918 
Invite.
       An invitation to candidates to the Scottish Parliament and to people interested in community food projects, orchards and grow your own food to discuss how to get Glasgow Growing.

Where - Castlemilk Stables, 59 Machrie Rd, Glasgow, G45 0AZ
When 6pm - 7.30pm, 27th April 2011
RSVP to John Hancox:
John.d.hancox@btinternet.com

The aim of the event is to bring together MSP candidates and those with an interest in different aspects of local and community food initiatives to explore how these deliver valuable health, community, and social benefits as well as producing great and affordable food. Please bring
information and materials to display.

Helping Scotland Grow!  
The Fruitful Hustings

Booking essential by end 25th April (limited places)
If you’d be able to help organise the event - please offer.
John Hancox Chair Scottish Orchards
tel 0778 606 3918

http://www.scottishorchards.com/
ann arky's home.

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