Garden angels: The green-fingered communities turning neglected spaces into urban oases
All across London, a city where a back garden is a luxury and allotment waiting lists are endless, locals are adopting unloved, neglected pockets of land and transforming them into inspiring open spaces. “I think it is magical,” says Eamonn Postlethwaite, who found his haven on a modest strip of woodland between council blocks in Bethnal Green.
Black News 
All across London, a city where a back garden is a luxury and allotment waiting lists are endless, locals are adopting unloved, neglected pockets of land and transforming them into inspiring open spaces. “I think it is magical,” says Eamonn Postlethwaite, who found his haven on a modest strip of woodland between council blocks in Bethnal Green.
