
Doorstep Greens community representative at Templars, Essex
Photo by Nick Turner Photography
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Community groups play an important role in making great places through improving or looking after their local spaces.

Doorstep Greens community representative at Templars, Essex
Photo by Nick Turner Photography
Community groups can be a great catalyst for getting their particular place improved – and should be a vital part of the decision-making, commissioning and design process.
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