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Summer Updates from Ailee (Community Activator at Glasgow Community Food Network)
KPC garden group & community meals About a year ago, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to pick up an extra day of delivery supporting our long-time pals over at KPC with food related activities. This has been mostly split between supporting the fortnightly community meals, and working alongside the garden group to develop the space & host some workshops. We were thrilled to welcome 2 new volunteer community chefs to the team at the start of summer. It has been great fun
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Nov 233 min read


Autumn Updates by Ailee Burns (Community Activator - Glasgow Community Food Network)
The community meal at KPC continues to run bi-weekly. We aim to provide food that is seasonal, nutritious & delicious. Our meal is run by volunteers, and would not be possible if it wasn’t for them giving up their time & efforts. The cooler months have mean't thick soups, warming chillies, and lots of apple themed desserts, with apples from community orchards, neighbours’ & friends’ trees! In September, we welcomed Rod from Glasgow Apple Pressing to one of our meals, where
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Nov 232 min read


Growing Together: Reflections on the KPC Community Garden during 2025
As I prepare to leave Kinning Park Complex, I’ve been reflecting on the year and a half I’ve spent involved in helping to build and care for the community garden as part of my role as Community Coordinator (Administration & Communications).
Shona
Nov 236 min read


Working Together, Close to Home: Stories from KPC’s Coworking Community
Hi, I’m Fereshte Zamen (Comms, Marketing & SEO volunteer at KPC), and over the past few months at Kinning Park Complex I’ve had the chance to explore what makes our shared spaces special not just as desks and rooms, but as part of a living, breathing community on Glasgow’s Southside. To understand what draws people here, I designed a short questionnaire for two of our coworking members Celisse and Bobby who both use KPC as their base for work. Their stories capture what many
kpchello
Nov 113 min read
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