As well as the loads of growing activities in Birmingham and its environs, here are some links (in alphabetical order) to other UK-based food growing activities and organisations — please tell us of more! (Overseas projects are listed here.)

• Back to Front create gardens in Leeds that look good and taste better
• Brighton and Hove Food Partnership
• City Harvest, one of Sustain’s projects
• City Farmers
• Community Supported Agriculture on the Soil Association website
• Diggin-it in Plymouth
• Farming & Countryside Education On-line
• Federation of City Farms and Urban Gardens
• Food for Life Partnership
• Food Matters, a not-for-profit organisation that has a planning advisory role with Brighton & Hove Council
• Glebelands City Growers in Sale, Greater Manchester
• Grow Sheffield
• Heeley City Farm in Sheffield
• Home Growers, a small company that works with individuals, community groups and schools
• Home Grown Community Owned (HogCo) in Devon
• Incredible Edible in Todmorden where Incredible Edible started . . .
• Landshare, connecting growers to people with land to share
• Little Growers providing horticultural equipment, advice and support to UK schools
• Making Local Food Work
• Middlesbrough Environment City
• National Society of Allotment & Leisure Gardeners
• Natural Beekeeping Trust
• Oak Tree Low Carbon Farm, east of Ipswich
• OxGrow, Oxford’s Edible Community Garden
• Project Dirt list of projects
• Root Camp (for 15-21 year olds)
• RUAF Foundation: resource centres on urban agriculture & food security
• SAGE: Sow and Grow Everywhere, Glasgow’s Growing Food Network
• Scottish Orchards
• Somerset Community Food
• Sustainable Bungay
• The Community Farm in Bristol
• The Green Backyard in Peterborough
• Transition Network
• Transition Town Brixton
• Wastewatch on food

And these projects based in London and its conurbation:

• Abundance Kingston, Transition Town Kingston, as in Kingston-upon-Thames
• Abundance Wimbledon using fruit picked in the area
• Back2Earth in Tottenham
• Belleville School Vegetable Garden in Battersea
• Broomfield Community Orchard in Palmers Green, London
• Burgess Park Food Project in London
• Capital Growth: the campaign to get 2012 community food-growing spaces in London by the end of 2012
• Chelsea Fringe
• Cultivate London
• Dulwich Vegetable Garden
• EcoLocal in Carshalton, Surrey
• Elephant and Castle Urban Forest, London
• Farm:shop in Dalston, London
• Forty Hall Farm in Enfield
• Food from the Sky on the rooftop of Thornton’s Budgens supermarket in Crouch End
• Food Loop, a community-led food waste recycling enterprise, Malden Lane Estate, Camden
• Fruit City, a growing map and network of all the fruit trees in public spaces in London
• Growing Communities in Hackney
• Hackney City Farm
• Incredible Edible Lambeth
• Kingston Orchard Project
• Lansbury Gardeners in east London
• London Environmental Education Forum (LEEF)
• London Food Link
• London Orchard Project
• London Permaculture Network
• London’s Buzzing, about beekeeping in the capital
• OrganicLea: A workers’ cooperative growing food on London’s edge in the Lea Valley
• Ruskin Park Community Garden in London
• Secret Greenhouse, London
• South London Master Gardeners
• St Aiden’s Primary School Veg Patch in London N4
• Stepney City Farm
• Sutton Community Farm, delivered fresh fruit and veg in Sutton
• Sydenham Garden
• Tabard Community Allotments
• The Edible Bus Stop
• The Garden Classroom
• The People’s Plot
• Transition Highbury
• Transiti0n Town Tooting
• Union Street Orchard
• Urban Farmers Market in Peckham & Camberwell
• Urban Physic Garden (and cafe)
• Vauxhall City Farm
• Walworth Garden Farm
• Wayward Plants
• Wimbledon Food Group