L to R CHRIS INGRAM [Community Ranger ] ROD AUSTIN, AMY CHAPMAN and DI AUSTIN
Saturday, February 11, 2012
3:50 PM
Freezing temperatures failed to get the better of a bunch of green-fingered volunteers last Saturday.

Friends of Arlington Square, Islington, braved the weather to cut back branches and carry out winter pruning at the garden ahead of a major revamp of the park which started on Monday. A group of four warmly-dressed toddlers also got their hands dirty and built a timber pile.
The maintenance cleared the way for the Community Garden Build which includes new raised flower beds, fencing and gates as well as a shed renovation.
The cash for development came from the Big Lottery Fund following a year of improvements at the park all done by local residents.
A woman was terrified when a gunman aimed his pistol at her car as she was driving her toddler to school.
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