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London’s push for a city-wide “Right to Grow” could turn forgotten public land into thriving food gardens, with three boroughs already leading the charge. With over 30,000 people on waiting lists and some waiting up to 12 years for a plot, the initiative tackles food insecurity, boosts community resilience, and fights biodiversity loss. Campaigners are calling for a unified framework across all boroughs, complete with dedicated staff and integrated planning — a move City Hall supports in principle but hasn’t yet committed to. Momentum is growing as more boroughs join, turning London into a greener, more self-sufficient city.

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