Like to cycle, only just taking up running. Fancy a bit of company along the way.
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📍Rayson Way CB5 8NP
We're creating brilliant new habitats for wildlife and increasing biodiversity along a key wildlife corridor in Cambridge

Wed 10th Jun at 9:30am
We're creating brilliant new habitats for wildlife and increasing biodiversity along a key wildlife corridor in Cambridge
Read moreThu 11th Dec 2025 at 9:30am
Cambridge Report written by Ann
A warm welcome to Sadiya for her first GoogGym session, given both by the volunteers and the lovely sunshine which soon warmed us up. A significant area of weeds was cleared, ready to put the Community farm to bed for the winter. (Their final session is next Saturday, with mince pies for volunteers and sprouts to crop and take for Christmas!) Ann was filling crates with freshly dug leeks - topping and tailing them ready for the local food bank. Many thanks to Sadiya who joined us for the first time today. Her enthusiasm and hard work were fantastic and her fresh energy will be such an asset.
Thu 11th Dec 2025 at 4:40pm
Welcome Sadiya and great work team 🙌
Tue 24th Feb at 11:28pm
Thank you! See you this Saturday at the run!
Thu 11th Dec 2025 at 9:30am
The crops we harvest will be shared with the Abbey Food Hub and network of food justice organisations in Cambridge.
Read moreThu 27th Nov 2025 at 9:30am
Cambridge Report written by Harriet Prior
We spent a lovely morning at CoFarm helping Abbey People with maintaining the farm. It was great to have Ann back with us, and she and Catherine and I were able to have a nice catch-up. We also managed to clear a large area of Fat Hen, which I've learned is considered a weed but is also cultivated as a food in some areas of the world. My fun fact for today!
Thu 27th Nov 2025 at 9:30am
The crops we harvest will be shared with the Abbey Food Hub and network of food justice organisations in Cambridge.
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