SAGS gets Heritage Lottery Fund Grant

September 1st, 2010 by sagswebmaster

SAGS has been awarded a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to produce materials on  ‘ The Heritage of Community Growing in Glasgow’ - an inter-generational project for Glasgow plot-holders to record the stories of people, the history  of the sites and associations and the changing patterns of cultivation.

We are looking for volunteers interested in finding out about the history of Glasgow’s allotments. We need people who like to sit in libraries to trawl the archives in the Mitchell library - a great way to keep warm in winter!  We also need people who like talking to other people to record the stories of past and present plot holders. If you would like to get involved or need more information download the flyer at http:www.sags.org.uk/docs/HLFproject.pdf

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