Re-Imagining Your Neighbourhood: A Community Workshop

Re-Imagining Your Neighbourhood: A Community Workshop

By Project Sponge

Overview

Join us for a range of hands-on activities to explore how we can green our streets, reduce flooding, and make local spaces more welcoming.

A relaxed interactive workshop to explore how we can green our streets, reduce flooding, and make local spaces more welcoming.

We’ll look at opportunities across several local locations, from parks and streets to local faith spaces, and work together to shape nature-based solutions such as rain gardens, planters and green pockets.


The session will include:

  • interactive mapping and design
  • idea sharing
  • Selecting and working through priority sites
  • opportunity to become a Future-Proof Neighbourhood Champion.


Everyone welcome - even if you are just curious.

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This will be an interactive session, and you’ll have the opportunity to influence and help with ideas that can uplift our local spaces.

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Term Explanation & Further information:


About Project SPONGE

With changes in our climate and environment, the risk of flooding has increased.

Project SPONGE uses natural techniques to absorb and control water, reintroducing nature into our surroundings to help make our community more resilient to future floods.

We've brought together communities, conservation charities, and flood specialists to address specific concerns and work as a team to tackle these issues.

Visit https://projectsponge.co.uk/ for more information about the project and to get involved.


About Wildfowl and Wetland Trust (WWT)

WWT is a leading wetland restoration charity, focused on unlocking the power of wetlands – to help nature burst back to life. WWT is working within the area to bring ‘Future-Proofed Neighbourhoods’ to Slough. This means bringing together residents, to act as one, for a stronger and more sustainable response to the climate and nature crises.


National Flood Forum

The National Flood Forum exists to support individuals and communities at risk of flooding and have been doing this across the country since 2002.

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Disclaimer:

This event is suitable for adults of 18 years and over. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Please note this event is for residents of Slough, living within the marked out area on the map below. 👇

Click here to be directed to the website for information on each of the pins.

Category: Community, City & Town

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Highlights

  • 3 hours
  • In person

Location

Manor Park Community Centre

Villiers Road

Slough SL2 1NP United Kingdom

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Project Sponge

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Jan 10 · 1:00 PM GMT