Latest Projects

Steve Micklewright – Director of Community Programmes at Avon Wildlife Trust has been awarded a Lord Mayor’s medal for his work giving local people closer access to wildlife , history and the benefits of their local area. Steve was presented with the medal by the Lord Mayor in a ceremony at The Mansion House on Wednesday 2nd May . Bristol Green Capital knows what fantastic work Steve does in his Feed Bristol project which is why it received CCF funding so we are delighted to hear about this well deserved recognition.

Tynings Field Community Group have reported that their community hedgelaying day was a huge success with people coming from as far away as Devon to learn the art of hedgelaying. Read more…

More edible than a Facebook Share?

Sims Hill Shared Harvest has only 15 shares left this year.  Sims Hill provides VERY local and fresh organic vegetables, at competitive prices and has the aim to bring great organic food to people on a budget.  A full share (enough for a family of 4) is £42 a month (thats at least 4 boxes) and a half share (for 2 or one very hungry one!) is £24. Read more…

Round 5 of the Community Challenge Fund is now closed .

The panel will be meeting on the 22nd March 2012 Read more…

Horfield Community Allotment and Edible Forest has been selected by the Green Capital Community Challenge Fund (CCF) to receive an extra £1,000 to help further the work of its project.

The community group was one of eight projects in Bristol who had already received funding from the CCF and were competing for the additional money. Read more…

Thanks very much to Chris Morley at www.chrismorleyvideo.co.uk for producing this 2 min short film clebrating Good Living Week 2011.

You can see it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2ehfsutbTQ

Enjoy!!!