Brighton Community Garden Education and Resource Centre president Bernard Terry with East Butler Primary students Ava, Bridie, Nevaeh, Olivia and Hayleigh.
Camera IconBrighton Community Garden Education and Resource Centre president Bernard Terry with East Butler Primary students Ava, Bridie, Nevaeh, Olivia and Hayleigh. Credit: Supplied/Supplied, Martin Kennealey

Brighton Community Garden receives State grant for security fence in Butler

Staff WriterNorth Coast Times

THE Brighton Community Garden Education and Resource Centre has received funding to upgrade security fencing.

The garden received a $10,000 grant from the Department of Communities for fencing that will help protect the community garden from vandalism.

President Bernard Terry, who received a City of Wanneroo Australia Day award, said the garden was an important community resource.

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Mr Terry said many gardeners and volunteers worked tirelessly to make the garden a valuable asset for the wider community.

East Butler Primary School teacher Lorena Bengough with Year 4/5 students. Martin Kennealey
Camera IconEast Butler Primary School teacher Lorena Bengough with Year 4/5 students. Martin Kennealey Credit: Supplied/Supplied

The garden gives families opportunities to get involved in outdoor activities, meet other people and learn about organic, environmental sustainable garden practices.

It is open to all residents in the City and new members are welcome,

Call 0419 928 108 for more information.