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Oldham News | Main News | Vision for new community green space in Oldham unveiled
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Vision unveiled for new community park in one of Oldham s most built up neighbourhoods
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Young people start green jobs in Middleton thanks to the DWP Kickstart scheme Date published: 25 April 2021
During their first week, the Kickstart cohort have been building a raised boardwalk at Boarshaw Clough in Middleton
Groundwork Greater Manchester’s first cohort of DWP Kickstart employees have begun work on Boarshaw Clough in Middleton.
Boarshaw Clough is a five-acre site consisting of native trees and shrubs with a footpath network, small river system and lodge. Groundwork is aiming to increase recreational use of the Clough by engaging the local community and providing information on the health and wellbeing benefits of the green space.
Rochdale News | News Headlines | Local community greenspaces to benefit from Green Recovery Challenge Fund Grant
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Two local communities have the chance to win £6k to transform unused areas into vibrant green spaces Date published: 17 March 2021
Mandale Park, Rochdale
Two Greater Manchester communities will each have the chance to win £6,000 funding to transform an unused area in their neighbourhood into a green-space.
The Eco-Streets competition has been created by Groundwork Greater Manchester, and is funded by the Ignition project. This spring/summer the environmental charity will equip two communities with the skills to design, install and maintain natural features which create vibrant, green community spaces that benefit people, whilst also tackling climate change.
Applications are now open to Greater Manchester community groups or groups of residents, consisting of at least three people from different households, who seek to transform an unused space such as an alleyway, small street, courtyard, disused allotment or an abandoned park.