Hornsey Gardeners’ Question Time, Tea & Cakes

for 1 hour
St Mary with St George, Hornsey Parish Church
Cranley Gardens Hornsey N10 3AH Corner of Cranley Gardens and Park Road opposite the parade of local shops. Buses stop directly outside the church buildings. Bus links W7 – from Finsbury Park via Crouch End End to Park Road W3 – from Finsbury Park via Hornsea to Priory Road 144 – from Turnpike Lane to Priory Road, N10 3AH, United Kingdom

This Sunday 9th March at 3pm at Hornsey Parish Church there's a Gardener’s Question Time with the following local panellists.

Julia Lampard is a long term friend of the church and Cranley Gardens neighbour. She tends a very lovely garden at her home, as well as being a local allotmenteer. Julia also leads a gardening project run by students at Treehouse School in Muswell Hill.

Roger May has been part of our church since about 2011. Roger is a keen allotmenteer, having been so for about fourteen years, and is an Applied Earth Science graduate. His working life saw him travelling extensively overseas for twenty four years, visiting jungles, swamps and deserts.

Martijn Slob is also a member of the congregation, attending church with his wife, and two young children. He is a landscape architect, leading the London office of VOGT, and landscape architecture firm founded in Zurich in 2000.

Phillip Jackson is a community organiser in Tottenham, has been a member of our church congregation for 17 years, and leads a gardening cooperative at a community of flats which we visited as part of most recent Sowing the Seeds festival. He grew up in the Carribean where he learnt much about planting a site preparation, and has very imaginative ideas about how we connect recycling and container gardening.
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St Mary with St George, Hornsey Parish Church

What sort of Church will you find in Hornsey Parish?

Hornsey Parish Church is part of the Church of England in the Edmonton Area of the Diocese of London, which in turn is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. We are a diverse and vibrant church with a congregation representative of the varied community that Hornsey is: young and older; married, single and partnered, straight and gay; British and international. The style of our worship is focused upon the Eucharist. We see our liturgical life as very important: not fussy and celebrated with attention and care. There is something for everyone at Hornsey Parish Church and we hope that can include you too.

Please come and see us – you will be very welcome!

Fr Bruce Batstone

Safeguarding Statement

Hornsey Parish Church believes that safeguarding is the responsibility of everyone and is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all those who are vulnerable (children, young people and vulnerable adults). We expect all of our staff, volunteers and those who use our premises to share this commitment and value the support of those who worship here in achieving this. If you have any concerns please contact our Safeguarding Officer, Naomi Malone, or Fr Bruce Batstone and/or Mthr Clemency Flitter

Important numbers
Michelle Burns, Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor: 020 7932 1224, CCPAS (Now known as 31:8) helpline: 0303 003 1111, LADO (Local Authority Designated Officer) 020 3837 5082, Family Lives: (Previously Parentline) 0808 800 222, Childline: 0800 1111

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Hornsey Gardeners’ Question Time, Tea & Cakes

for 1 hour
St Mary with St George, Hornsey Parish Church
Cranley Gardens Hornsey N10 3AH Corner of Cranley Gardens and Park Road opposite the parade of local shops. Buses stop directly outside the church buildings. Bus links W7 – from Finsbury Park via Crouch End End to Park Road W3 – from Finsbury Park via Hornsea to Priory Road 144 – from Turnpike Lane to Priory Road, N10 3AH, United Kingdom

This Sunday 9th March at 3pm at Hornsey Parish Church there's a Gardener’s Question Time with the following local panellists.

Julia Lampard is a long term friend of the church and Cranley Gardens neighbour. She tends a very lovely garden at her home, as well as being a local allotmenteer. Julia also leads a gardening project run by students at Treehouse School in Muswell Hill.

Roger May has been part of our church since about 2011. Roger is a keen allotmenteer, having been so for about fourteen years, and is an Applied Earth Science graduate. His working life saw him travelling extensively overseas for twenty four years, visiting jungles, swamps and deserts.

Martijn Slob is also a member of the congregation, attending church with his wife, and two young children. He is a landscape architect, leading the London office of VOGT, and landscape architecture firm founded in Zurich in 2000.

Phillip Jackson is a community organiser in Tottenham, has been a member of our church congregation for 17 years, and leads a gardening cooperative at a community of flats which we visited as part of most recent Sowing the Seeds festival. He grew up in the Carribean where he learnt much about planting a site preparation, and has very imaginative ideas about how we connect recycling and container gardening.
​

More info

Safeguarding

Hornsey Parish Church believes that safeguarding is the responsibility of everyone and is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all those who are vulnerable (children, young people and vulnerable adults). We expect all of our staff, volunteers and those who use our premises to share this commitment and value the support of those who worship here in achieving this. If you have any concerns please contact our Safeguarding Officer, Naomi Malone, or Fr Bruce Batstone and/or Mthr Clemency Flitter

Important numbers
Michelle Burns, Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor: 020 7932 1224, CCPAS (Now known as 31:8) helpline: 0303 003 1111, LADO (Local Authority Designated Officer) 020 3837 5082, Family Lives: (Previously Parentline) 0808 800 222, Childline: 0800 1111