Unison Offices
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Large grassed area outside the Unison offices with some mature trees; would be really good for some fruit bushes for the public to help themselves and to provide a healthy activity for staff in the surrounding buildings.
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Like both Malcolm's and Helen’s suggestions. I think to get the ball rolling on this one we should start at ground level and if that proves successful Malcolm’s idea of growing on roof tops there sound great. I don’t see the ideas as mutually exclusive at all - quite the opposite. The ground level stuff could work to coalesce a group and attract others in because it’s so visible. Pollination area for bees and other insects would be good and look great.
by Michele, Edible Landscaping
Is the Unison building what used to be Transport House on the corner of Cowbridge Road and Cathedral Road? This has been suggested before (I can't quite remember how) and my memory is that the guys there were really open to the idea and keen to talk. This could be a brilliant project. Where do we go from here??
Jenny
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Like both Malcolm's and Helen’s suggestions. I think to get the ball rolling on this one we should start at ground level and if that proves successful Malcolm’s idea of growing on roof tops there sound great. I don’t see the ideas as mutually exclusive at all - quite the opposite. The ground level stuff could work to coalesce a group and attract others in because it’s so visible. Pollination area for bees and other insects would be good and look great.
- Anonymousby Michele, Edible Landscaping
Is the Unison building what used to be Transport House on the corner of Cowbridge Road and Cathedral Road? This has been suggested before (I can't quite remember how) and my memory is that the guys there were really open to the idea and keen to talk. This could be a brilliant project. Where do we go from here??
- AnonymousJenny
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