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Treflach Community Growing Hub

This project will turn a garden on an organic farm into a community growing hub, combining food production with research on climate resilience and food quality while offering education and therapy.

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Our Delivery Report

Funded on 21 May 2025 | Delivered on 13 November 2025

£18,644

RAISED

50

BACKERS

91

DAYS TO FUND

BIGGEST PLEDGE

Largest pledge from Shropshire Council

£12,382

From Shropshire Council

Event 18/09/25 - 18/11/25
Green networkers meeting at Treflach Farm

Green networkers meeting

Treflach Farm
Volunteers involved

13 Volunteers involved

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Days volunteering opportunities

8 Days volunteering opportunities

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m<sup>2</sup> of new green space created

2000 m2 of new green space created

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Qualifications provided

12 Qualifications provided

m<sup>2</sup> of food growing space created

2000 m2 of food growing space created

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Hours of training provided

6 Hours of training provided

New community group started

1 New community group started

donated £2


Steven  Jones

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The goal is to create a garden, a space that can grow into something special, full of produce, but more importantly a space where people can grow as people, a place for therapy and healing for both the garden and gardener. Lodged within a busy, diverse farm, the garden also has to harmonize with the wider activities surrounding it, comings and goings, the seasons, the animals, there are many aspects to this. The money from Spacehive is for infrastructure, we have worked extensively on the water system, put in a wildlife pond and a shelter for us to work under. The bigger elements, the tunnel and roundhouse are still underway, but first and foremost we are building a team, the people who will do the work and benefit from it eventually. This is very much under way, we are holding twice-weekly volunteer sessions, where we are working on the garden and the plans, and we held a summer permaculture camp where we refined our ideas and co-ordinated with the farm for the future developments. As we batten down the hatches for the winter, we have most of our autumn veg planted, a water system in place, a growing volunteer team and several events under our belt. Groundworks are underway to prepare for the last two elements, which we will begin in earnest in the spring.