Exploring North Greenford - Green Spaces, Growing & Community
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Discover North Greenford's green spaces, food growing, community and faith, with tea at Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm.
Book on Eventbrite at https://shorturl.at/VXKCH
Join me for a different way of discovering North Greenford.
This relaxed Sunday afternoon walk explores some of the places, people and stories that make this part of Greenford interesting and distinctive – from open green spaces and food growing to community projects, faith communities and local life.
This free walk is part of the EWTEG–GOSaD community programme, supported by Ealing Council, and everyone is welcome. We particularly hope to bring together local residents, people connected with community organisations and people who may not usually join organised walks.
Talking and Exploring walks are not repeated guided tours. Each one is a different experience, shaped together on the day by the people who come, the places and people we encounter, and the conversations that develop along the way. Everyone is welcome to contribute, share their perspective and learn from others if they wish.
We will meet at Sudbury Hill Station and make our way through North Greenford, taking in Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm, Feeding Ealing CIC, Join me for a different way of discovering North Greenford.
A particular highlight will be our visit to Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm, where we have been invited to stop for tea under their marquee and hear more about what they are doing. They are also helping us connect with other local community and faith organisations, so there may be opportunities to meet people and hear their perspectives along the way.
The walk is approximately 2 miles, but this isn't a race! We'll have plenty of time to stop, look, talk and hear stories. Some of the connections and visits are still being arranged, so the exact stops may develop as we get closer to the day.
As with all Talking and Exploring walks, the experience is about more than simply following a route. We explore together, and there is always room for conversation, questions, contributions and the unexpected things we encounter along the way.
And the connection doesn't have to end when the walk does: participants can keep in touch through the Ealing Walking, Talking and Exploring Group, where people can continue conversations and share photographs and experiences after the walk.
Optional food afterwards
We expect to finish around 3.30pm, with the option for those who would like to continue the afternoon over food and conversation at Piwnica na Pietrze, a local Polish restaurant.
The meal is completely optional and is not included in the walk ticket. The restaurant has kindly agreed to accommodate us from around 3.30pm. I will give them an approximate number two days before the walk and confirm the final number on the day.
Meeting point
Sudbury Hill Station
We will meet outside the station at 1.30pm.
Please arrive a few minutes early so we can set off promptly.
Practical information
Sunday 20 September 2026
1.30–3.30pm
Approximately 2 miles
The route includes pavements, paths and some green/open spaces. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.
The walk will go ahead in light rain, but exceptionally bad weather may require changes.
Places are limited, so booking is essential.as well as other local community and faith places along the way.
Book on Eventbrite at https://shorturl.at/VXKCH
Join me for a different way of discovering North Greenford.
This relaxed Sunday afternoon walk explores some of the places, people and stories that make this part of Greenford interesting and distinctive – from open green spaces and food growing to community projects, faith communities and local life.
This free walk is part of the EWTEG–GOSaD community programme, supported by Ealing Council, and everyone is welcome. We particularly hope to bring together local residents, people connected with community organisations and people who may not usually join organised walks.
Talking and Exploring walks are not repeated guided tours. Each one is a different experience, shaped together on the day by the people who come, the places and people we encounter, and the conversations that develop along the way. Everyone is welcome to contribute, share their perspective and learn from others if they wish.
We will meet at Sudbury Hill Station and make our way through North Greenford, taking in Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm, Feeding Ealing CIC, Join me for a different way of discovering North Greenford.
A particular highlight will be our visit to Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm, where we have been invited to stop for tea under their marquee and hear more about what they are doing. They are also helping us connect with other local community and faith organisations, so there may be opportunities to meet people and hear their perspectives along the way.
The walk is approximately 2 miles, but this isn't a race! We'll have plenty of time to stop, look, talk and hear stories. Some of the connections and visits are still being arranged, so the exact stops may develop as we get closer to the day.
As with all Talking and Exploring walks, the experience is about more than simply following a route. We explore together, and there is always room for conversation, questions, contributions and the unexpected things we encounter along the way.
And the connection doesn't have to end when the walk does: participants can keep in touch through the Ealing Walking, Talking and Exploring Group, where people can continue conversations and share photographs and experiences after the walk.
Optional food afterwards
We expect to finish around 3.30pm, with the option for those who would like to continue the afternoon over food and conversation at Piwnica na Pietrze, a local Polish restaurant.
The meal is completely optional and is not included in the walk ticket. The restaurant has kindly agreed to accommodate us from around 3.30pm. I will give them an approximate number two days before the walk and confirm the final number on the day.
Meeting point
Sudbury Hill Station
We will meet outside the station at 1.30pm.
Please arrive a few minutes early so we can set off promptly.
Practical information
Sunday 20 September 2026
1.30–3.30pm
Approximately 2 miles
The route includes pavements, paths and some green/open spaces. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.
The walk will go ahead in light rain, but exceptionally bad weather may require changes.
Places are limited, so booking is essential.as well as other local community and faith places along the way.
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Underground-Sudbury Hill, 6 Tyrell Close, Harrow, HA1 3UX, United Kingdom
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