Docklands News Networking Lunch
The second Docklands News Networking Lunch on November 20 attracted twice as many guests as the first one in September.
Nearly 50 people attended the lunch at Berth at NewQuay and many new connections were made in the process.
Timmah Ball of Urban Reforestation gave a short presentation on her group’s vision for the greening of Docklands and invited businesses to get involved with the new community garden in Victoria Harbour.
The lunch will return early next year. Look out for more news about this in our February issue.
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