Ridgeway Farm Community Orchard

HOW TO BE INVOLVED This is a voluntary community group of residents from Ridgeway Farm helping to create and maintain an orchard on the public open space to the east of River View next to the railway line. Started as a part of the Ridgeway Farm Art Project this initiative is for the benefit of…

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Ridgeway Farm Art Project – Community Orchard

September 2023 sees progress towards creating the Ridgeway Farm Community Orchard at Ridgeway Farm. I have been working on this Public Art project since 2013 and am reaching the final stages.    The project has had different phases; nature trail map, children’s photography and drawing workshop, bat boxes, a new entrance sign and a community orchard.…

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Paradise Street Public Art Project

 Paradise Street Public Art Project Oxford, 2022-23 For A2Dominion A2Dominion are a residential property group operating across London and Southern England providing a range of homes and services for customers including, Social and Affordable rented homes, homes for sale, Supported Housing, Student Accommodation and Key Worker accommodation.     I was approached by the A2 Dominion…

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Ridgeway Farm Art Project Newsletter No.8 August 2020

Ridgeway Farm Nature Trail Map – hand delivered to your home! Phase 2 of the Ridgeway Farm Art Project is now complete and nearly all the residents should have a copy of the hand-illustrated nature map of the development.   If you are unfamiliar with the project, here is a brief catch-up:   The map…

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Ridgeway Farm Art Project Colour-at-home Map part 7 of 9

Ridgeway Farm Art Project –  Colour at Home Nature Trail Map Page 7 of 9 As lockdown continues in some way for most of us I hope you are able to explore your creative side at home.  If you haven’t had chance to watch Grayson’s Art Club on Monday evenings Channel 4 I highly recommend…

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Ridgeway Farm Art Project – Colour-at-home MAP part 6 of 9

Ridgeway Farm Art Project –  Colour at Home Nature Trail Map Page 6 of 9 Here is the large open space heading to the railway line and the footpath to the old can and river Ray.  This large open field is a haven for insects, butterflies, dragonflies and wild flowers and grasses.  Over time it will become…

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