'Right to grow' helping wild flowers bloom
Supporters say growing flowers or food on unused land can improve mental health and local pride.
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"In Orchard Park there is quite a bit of green space but nothing really colourful, so with just a little bit of work, we've brought it to life."
— John Pickles , Activist
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Supporters say growing flowers or food on unused land can improve mental health and local pride.
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