Incredible Edible

07/04/2026

Read all about an excellent initiative from Incredible Edible Lambeth to help train community gardens in the art of fundraising! :)

On Saturday, we held our first fundraising workshop for community food growers, since launching the Lambeth Food Growing Network last summer. The workshop brought together gardeners, food growers and community organisers from ten Lambeth-based groups to discuss their fundraising needs, find out abou...

07/04/2026

Now that's what we call the power of small actions! These photos are from Incredible Edible Leeds edible verge in Kirkstall. Isn't it fabulous!?

02/04/2026

Fantastic coverage of Incredible Edible Garforth !

Tucked away on a little road behind Church Lane, there is a vegetable box marked ‘Incredible Edible’. I stood there in the sunshine, looking at the plants labelled ‘mint’, &…

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

26/03/2026

Great work from the team at Incredible Edible Ludlow!

This article was first published in the Shropshire Star Ludlow Town Council, together with volunteers from Incredible Edible Ludlow, has planted a brand-new community orchard at Weyman Road, creating a vibrant new green space shaped directly by local residents. The planting day saw a

23/03/2026

It’s fantastic to have the support for the Right to Grow from Defra's new Land Use Framework. Defra has, having carried out their own analysis, taken up in support of our position that changing public land access policies for local communities is a critical tool for delivering a boost in community growing projects for food and nature. The inclusion of the Right to Grow in this new framework will help to empower all those working so hard at community level, and within local councils, to secure more and more Right to Grow policies!

Earlier this year Incredible Edible met with Defra to talk about the purpose and vision behind our Right to Grow campaign. This week, Defra's new Land Use Framework - the first of its kind - was published and it supports our calls for councils to adopt a Right to Grow to help increase community grow

23/03/2026

10/03/2026

Glyn Harries from Hackney Right to Grow said “It’s great that Hackney Council have voted to adopt the Right to Grow principle and we hope to see a significant increase in food growing sites in the borough, bringing people together, getting healthy food for those that need it the most, with great biodiversity benefits and helping fight climate change”

Community food growing campaigning group Hackney Right to Grow have welcomed the passing of a Right to Grow motion at the Hackney Full Council meeting on Wednesday 4th March 2026, making them the second London borough to adopt the policy. The efforts were proposed by Cllr Lynne Troughton, seconded b

05/03/2026

The Right to Grow, which was adopted by Bury Council last year, continues to inspire new communities to start growing food together! Great work from Incredible Edible Prestwich and District - IEPAD for bringing this all to life!

Bury Council today celebrated the launch of the borough’s second community food-growing project under the new ‘Right to Grow’ initiative, with a growing group of neighbours from Abingdon Close, Whitefield. This follows from the success of first group the ‘Lancaster Roots’ in Ramsbottom. Th...