Inverclyde Shed

26/08/2026

Do you know about the Shed's 'Our Stories' archive, you can listen to shed members talk about what attracted them to the shed and their life experiences growing up in Inverclyde.

our storieshear from shed members about their community Members worked with Connor Bristow through October 2025 to record some personal histories about how they ended up at the shed, their own stories and what they get out of coming to the shed.  Year of StorytellingWorking in partnership with The ...

25/08/2026

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Find out about the Shed's recent puppet making sessions with Alison Clark and 'Bodach.'

The Shed is always looking for new and novel ideas to keep the interest of the membership. So, when an idea was put forward for puppet making, it was taken up by a number of enthusiastic parties. Alison Clark from Rothesay was brought in to teach the six sessions in puppet making, together with a b

23/08/2026

Invited by Teri Peterson to say a few words about our growing spaces at the St. John's Church Gourock Sunday Communion this morning, where the theme was “bloom where you are planted”

Spoke about & being at the of all community growing and how getting involved can lead to helping others, planting for future generations, , staying connected as well as a time for quiet and marvel at the world around us.

Stained Glass is Alec Galloway Stained Glass wonderful addition to St John’s, depicting the “feeding of the 5000”

“Let nothing be wasted” could well be a Shed motto!

10/08/2026

Work in progress by Gary Martin at Inverclyde Shed

08/08/2026

Great community project

The new boat’s coming together nicely 🛶

05/08/2026

night learning about , and over a and .

Inverclyde Shed

03/08/2026

A case study summary of the gabion bench project at our St Laurance's Orchard.

Read how volunteers at Inverclyde Shed built gabion benches for St Laurence Orchard, creating lasting community seating.

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28/07/2026

Walled Garden Black Aztec Corn, Plums, Apples, Tatties, Onions, Mooli and French Breakfast Radish, Kale, Peas & wee Carrots. Our outdoor aubergine and chillies doing great sheltered in between the pea frames.

Good meeting with Lucy from Caledonian Horticulture to feedback on the superb quality of their Kelpie compost and to chat about some product development to help with mulching orchard trees.

Inverclyde Council’s wildflower beds in full glory now.