About us

With over 20 years experience in youth/community work and social enterprise, I hope to serve the committee and facilitate the community to be part of the green's activities. I am dedicated to the green that helped so many of us get through lockdowns during the pandemic.

I have a passion for trees, plants, woodland preservation and permaculture. As an example, i'm currently working with a local school to develop environmental literacy workshops that includes tree planting and care.

I am also currently working with the below organisations in an educational capacity:

https://plantgrowsave.org

https://transitionliverpool.org/spark-it-liverpool

I’ve lived next to the Millennium Green for more than twenty years and love our own little bit of green and natural minipark. I also love the fact that it is ours, all of ours, to look after, enjoy and get the benefit from. It brings people together and the more we love it, the more we will all get from it.

I have been involved with the Committee as Treasurer for some years now, looking after the money we need to make sure we can afford to look after the trees, plants and wildlife, tidy up, keep the grass cut and everything else we need to do.

I’m always on the look out for donations (one-off or regular) to help keep us going. Please feel free to contact me if you want to contribute a little something to our little oasis or try our donate page

I moved back to Liverpool with my girlfriend in 2018 after 7 intense years of working in London. The plan was to spend as much time as possible eating, drinking and partying in town since we had missed Liverpool so much whilst we were down south. We ended up getting a dog, getting engaged, having a baby and then getting stuck in a pandemic! Now i'm on the committee for a community green space. Not so rock 'n' roll but hear me out...

Before the lockdowns, my job took me all around the world. Living down south and travelling all the time meant I was never really 'home'. Moving back to Liverpool, making friends at Penny Lane Millennium Green and properly connecting with the area I live in has really given me that sense of 'home'.

My ambition for the green is to get the adjoining field fully incorporated so that we can build a truly effective space for everyone in the community. That way it will hopefully feel like home to lots of other people for years to come.

I'm also the techy geek who made this site.

I’ve lived close to the green for the past 30 years and got involved with the general upkeep a few years back, after bringing dog Ruby for walks.

I’m a director of a local external works company specialising in ground works and landscaping. As such, I’m able to advise on health and safety issues, conduct risk assessments and provide support/insight when it comes to the practical matters such as adding drainage or purchasing/maintaining/using equipment for the green.

I live locally and discovered the Green through taking my dog for walks there. I'm a keen cyclist and enjoy the outdoors.

The Green is a beautiful and tranquil place and my aim is to make it inclusive and accessible, involving as many local people as possible in its upkeep and development.

I volunteer to help coordinate maintenance of the Green to keep it tidy and ensure it is a welcoming and safe place for all in the area.