Nevern Place Greening Day
There was Greening Day with a team of residents, volunteers from the Volunteer Centre Kensington & Chelsea and Han, from Kung Fu restaurant.
The Warwick Road Planter by the station
The planting by the borough community gardening team has transformed a grot spot into a place that has received awards for its planting, its sustainability.
The Warwick Road planters
The Warwick Road planters are going to be changed shortly with four replacements.
Nevern Road
Inkerman House won an award in Brighter Kensington and Chelsea for their greening and increasing security in Nevern Road. There are meetings scheduled with other social landlords to help improve the look and security in the immediate area.
TfL upgrade of the section north of Longridge Road
These are the plans that are shortly to start.
46-56 Warwick Road
With the RBKC Community Gardeners Team, the sleepers have been removed and the soil has been replaced. Several residents will take over some of the space for kitchen gardens.
154-158 Earl’s Court Road
The community garden project is doing very well there. The garden is well-maintained and loved.
Cluny Mews Parket
This has been completely redesigned, and planted as part of the borough’s greening project and the planting extended into the ECDC owned section of Cluny Mews.
If you have plants or pots that you do not need please let the association know: info@nevernsquareresidentsassociation.org.uk
Brighter Kensington and Chelsea Scheme
The Brighter Kensington and Chelsea Scheme is an annual competition where residents can enter gardens, patios, balconies, window boxes, and other green spaces.
Last year’s winners, Longridge Road
The competition has categories for private houses and flats, schools, garden squares, community projects, commercial premises, and entries that brighten up the street.
For further information: brighterkandc@gmail.com