Composting workshop

How can you be part of the composting revolution? Come along to find out!

Whether you’re looking for guidance on how to get started, or a seasoned compost fanatic with skills and knowledge to share, we welcome you to join us in Heart of Scotstoun to discuss all things composting. We’ll look into the many benefits of composting to the climate and community, the basic do’s and don’ts, and have a tour around Heart of Scotstoun’s community garden composting system.

Whether you’re looking for a method suitable for your flat, allotment, or local community garden, we will explore different systems suitable for your personal situation.

Free lunch of soup and sandwiches by Heart of Scotstoun community cafe provided. Veggie and vegan options will be available, please get in touch if you have any dietary requirements.

This event is part of our Composting for the Future campaign. Find out more here: https://tinyurl.com/2b5d2c42

For more info, contact Ailee on [email protected].

Access:

This event is at Heart of Scotstoun community centre, 64 Balmoral Street, Glasgow, G14, 0BL

Heart of Scotstoun is wheelchair accessible.

Accessible and gender specific toilets are available.

Heart of Scotstoun is a busy community centre with people coming and going.

We will have our lunch inside and move outside (weather dependent) for the workshop.

The workshop will be relaxed and informal in nature.

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you require any more info.

Getting here:

From Dumbarton Rd (2 min walk): can be reached via first bus services: 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 2, 3

Anniesland Road (16 min walk): can be reached via first bus service 6

Scostounhill train station: 13 min walk

Please get in touch with Ailee at [email protected] if you would like to attend but you have concerns about accessibility.

P lease let us know of any dietary requirements when booking.

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This event is part of out Composting for the Future campaign, a way for us to spark Glasgow’s communities’ involvement in composting. Led by the Food and Climate Action project team, we want to work with communities to identify what needs to change with our city’s current food-waste recycling system, explore alternative models to make composting easier and more effective, and support community groups to set these up.

Funded by The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland.