On Friday 12 April at 6pm, we’ll be screening a series of short documentary films by Edge Hill University students that champion stories of grassroots resilience and chronicles one of the four climate assemblies run by Love Wavertree, Edge Hill University and the University of Liverpool in 2022.  In the GATHERING phase of our PICTON PLAY project, we’re interested in how people in our neighbourhood connect with and support each other through shared interests and concerns about improving the environment where they live.

The films showcase four community groups: 

– Litter Clear Volunteer who are looking after public spaces around Earle Road and beyond
– Aigburth Community Cycle Club who organise and lead rides across Liverpool
– Wavertree Garden Suburb in Bloom who want to see the original vision of the Garden Suburb returned
– Love Wavertree who not only work with FareShare to reduce food waste, but also support the local community with affordable food through their Food Club

This event is presented by Love Wavertree, Edge Hill University and the University of Liverpool in partnership with Metal. Book your free place here.