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Case studies
Brunswick East
Brunswick East turned an empty rooftop in Gillett Square into the largest food producing rooftop allotment in London. They built 50 square metres of growing space and grew enough food to sell nearly 10,000 items in the cafe, reducing their waste by over 240 kg per month and saving 34 tonnes of Co2. Over the summer, over 450 people attended workshops and in partnership with neighbouring businesses and community organisations in the square fed 100 local people at a free community feast with rooftop grown food.
Hackney Social
Keep on Moving at the Hackney Social was created to showcase a mix of 32 outstanding emerging artists of Black and Asian backgrounds, performing recognised as Black music genres. 18 events drew audiences from across London to Bohemia Place to see the only dedicated live showcase specifically aimed at supporting these artists.
See You In Stokey
Stoke Newington Business Association created the See You In Stokey website and brand for the area, listing 172 local cafes, restaurants, shops and pubs that has since had 33,000 pages views and 13,000 visitors. They ran a number of high profile events on the street, including the biggest Christmas light switch on in the borough, bringing thousands of people to the high street.
Felstead Studios
Felstead Studios in Hackney Wick created a central platform to promote over 50 artist portfolios supporting and exposing local artists to the local and wider community. They successfully hosted three exhibitions at Felstead Studios and The Trampery Fish Island, 83 meetings and mentoring sessions, and three sale events.
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