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Nov 04
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Grow Wild Hotspots: transforming the gateway to the city

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Love Square is just the beginning of the story. If we win the public vote then we will also create two Grow Wild Hotspots – one at each end of the Grey to Green corridor, signposting the way to Love Square

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Oct 31
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Love Square: everyone has their own story

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Marianne Farrell, who works in the Community Law team at Sheffield City Council, is just one example of someone who is passionately backing the University of Sheffield's campaign to win a public vote for Big Lottery Funding...
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Oct 31
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Love Square: future-proofing the city

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Love Square will be a beautiful year-round city nature garden, full of flowers that will bring joy to people and create an abundance of nectar and pollen for our essential bees and butterflies and other pollinating insects, as well as seeds and food for birds in the hungry months of the year.

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Oct 28
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Partner Perspectives On Love Square

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The partners for the Love Square project recently met at the site to discuss the many potential benefits of the project for Sheffield – and to encourage people to get voting for Love Square before the competition closes on 4th November.

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Oct 22
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Planting Love Square: painting the landscape with colour

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The Department of Landscape, through Professors Nigel Dunnett and James Hitchmough, at the University of Sheffield has pioneered sustainable approaches to garden and landscape planting which are visually very beautiful and dramatic throughout the year, and which are also very good for wildlife.

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Recent Posts

  • Grow Wild Hotspots: transforming the gateway to the city
  • Love Square: everyone has their own story
  • Love Square: future-proofing the city
  • Partner Perspectives On Love Square
  • Planting Love Square: painting the landscape with colour

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