Student Daniel Isaza
Bromley College students revamp homeless scheme’s garden
Thursday, July 26, 2012
12:48 PM
A group of green-fingered young people from Bromley College helped spruce up the gardens at a homeless housing scheme.
Despite the recent rain, the team of 12 worked hard outside for two weeks, tidying up the space and creating new raised vegetable beds, a seating area with shingle and woodchips and a brightened up rockery area with new plants and a fresh coat of paint.
Student Daniel Isaza said: “This is my first time gardening and I’ve really enjoyed it.”
The revamp at Bromley Supported Housing in Sundridge Park was part of the college’s work with the Prince’s Trust charity.
More Crime
- Murder probe launched after man dies in Morden bookmakers
- Woolwich attack: Met Commissioner commends armed officers’ ‘courage’ in the face of danger
- Woolwich attack: Suspect ‘approached by MI5’
- Drummer Lee Rigby’s death ‘signals beginning of civil war’, claims BNP
- Pensioner found dead after ‘aggravated burglary’
- Protesters arrested after storming UEFA official dinner
- Police appeal over Tube dog attack
- Met officer charged over alleged Islington Police station assault
- Man, 31, arrested under Terrorism Act
Around the Web See all
London Zoo residents expect summer even if no one else does
Whisper it, but summer could be on its way - at least according to penguins at London Zoo.
0 comments