A community group in North Islington. We formed in 2008 to improve the green spaces of the estate, then we were awarded Edible Islington funding and transformed a disused playground into an organic veg plot.

The original London Green Drinks. We meet every second Tuesday of the month, now at the Pontefract Castle pub, in Marylebone (2 minutes from Bond Street tube station). Join us from 6.30pm. Expect a mixture of professionals, council officers, activists and students from across the capital. If you’re interested in Read more [...]

After a break Merton Green Drinks are back! Come and meet like minded folk in Merton, find out about projects in the area and put the world to rights over a drink.  We meet on the second Tuesday of the month from 8pm in the Charles Holden Pub in Collier’s Read more [...]

The idea is that a town using less energy and fewer resources could be more resilient, more abundant and more pleasurable than at present. Join in the explore how we can  reduce the impact of climate change and peak resource use on our communities.

Reduce plastic pollution and get rid of milk containers by install milk distributors within Wandsworth common. These distributors could supply fresh milk at any time and to anyone. They will be able to sell glass empty bottle and to top up them.

Seeking volunteers to start mapping Streatham’s copious fruit trees (and bramble!) to be harvested in the Autumn. Get in touch and help!

Bevin Court Community Gardens & Allotments Project

ST PATRICKS KITCHEN GARDEN St Patrick’s Kitchen Garden Project is an award winning, local community, volunteer run, organic vegetable garden in its twelfth year. Begun in 2005, produce is sold by donation on site in season and all proceeds go to charity. We have been keeping bees since 2010. All welcome! 

We are no longer posting events on Semble. The project is still active. Please email us at kingstonedibleforest@gmail.com for information and to be notified of when we’re on site. Our website is www.kpr2016.wordpress.com Planted in 1992: a permaculture reserve, forest garden and community orchard with mature top fruit trees, soft Read more [...]

Camden Friends of the Earth campaigns for solutions to environmental problems – for action to create a better, greener Camden (and beyond!). We’re all volunteers and are active across the borough of Camden – we meet monthly, hold stalls at local festivals, community fairs and markets, organise events and film Read more [...]

Lambeth Green Community Champions Programme supports individuals who want to work with others in their communities to reduce their impact on the environment and ‘make a difference’. See Journal entries for discussions about funding streams.

A community garden on Somerford Grove

The Onion Shed is a local group that undertakes, initiates and supports activities to help make north Lambeth a place where a high quality of life can be enjoyed within a fair share of the earth’s resources.

Local Transition initiative. The Food Group have set up a community allotment and a local Garden Share Scheme. Energy, Waste, Transport and Heart and Soul Groups also engaged on current projects.

A food garden where produce is grown communally, on the Cranbrook estate in Bethnal Green. There are gardening clubs on a Thursday evening (5.30pm – 7.30pm) and Saturday morning. Please call the garden mobile on 07939 978778 for more information.

Gardening friends in North London. Growing vegetables, salads, fruit and herbs in raised beds and converted flower beds. Fans of composting and wiggly worms.

Tooting Foodival is a project run by Transition Town Tooting.  Each year in September we host a big food related event in Tooting that generally involves connecting local growers of food to local cooks, restaurants and local people. A key idea is to connect people with the source of their Read more [...]

Come and join our volunteers for a fun Sunday gardening sessions in Wandsworth Town. With an eclectic mix of herbaceous and productive plants, and our minds focused on water saving and sustainable practices, the garden aims to be a haven in the city for wildlife and people alike. All abilities Read more [...]

Streatham residents coming together to look at sustainable projects.Ideas so far: food growing, Fairtraid purchasing, energy group, composting, recycling, street events and noticeboards, workshops and talks and a community garden.

METROPOLITAN MICRO-FARMING. Motivating and supporting local people in North Westminster, to grow fruit, veg, cooking herbs and to make local honey .

YouGen is an online community for people interested in renewable energy. People who already have renewable energy, share their experience, and recommend their supplier, to help make it easier for others.

  The Growing Kids Project is an innovative growing and community learning space Our aim To provide the children, families and those responsible for their care living in the Woodford area of the London Borough of Redbridge a better start in life. Objectives. • To provide a teaching and learning Read more [...]

Re-generation of a grotty and dark part of the Thames path   There will be a mixture of trees and shrubs will be planted and  efforts to make the area feel safer and tidier for everyone who uses the path to walk, run or cycle. Some bushes and flowers have Read more [...]

This group is to help co-ordination and information exchange amongst the founders and administrators of each project on Project Dirt. Make suggestions, ask us your questions and check out tips to make the most of your project pages. Your first port of call for IT issues is to check our Read more [...]

This group is open to anyone in Brixton or the surrounding areas who is interested in being involved in making our community more sustainable and resilient through local food and growing initiatives. This group is whatever YOU make it. You can use it to connect up with other members of Transition Town Read more [...]

We are a community of 6 flats and have a large roof terrace at the top of the property. We are looking into planting our own vegtables and fruits – which we'll be able to eat ourselves. Marks going to do a trial run first on his own balcony…

Transition Town Tooting explores how the lovely, diverse & unusual south-west London community of Tooting can respond to the challenges and opportunities of community sustainability and climate change. Join us to plan a brighter future for Tooting! Please have a look at our whole history on our blog at http://transitiontowntooting.blogspot.co.com/

This page is where to find help and technical support for setting up your projects and carrying out other activities on Project Dirt. If you would like to ever go back to the old site, you can access it at: archive.projectdirt.com archive.projectdirtliverpool.com

We are a group of dedicated composters looking to spread the … err, dirt? We are working to encourage people in Balham & Tooting to compost more, more often.