Welcome back to a new series of Our House, a podcast brought to you by award winning social landlord, EastendHomes.
Today Helen is chatting to the wonderful Terry Lyle and Ken Greenway from The Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery.
Their love for the environment, their community and the impact of their work is striking throughout the episode. In today's conversation, we discuss why they are so grateful for their volunteers before moving onto how the cemetery park has helped Londoners during this unprecedented time. We also talk about how the Friends encourage young people to get involved in the park and why London-based rapper Mist signifies community for them.
This series is sponsored by our friends over at Community Fibre, who are future-proofing London's communities by delivering a 100% full fibre broadband throughout the capital. Community Fibre believes in a more inclusive future where everyone has access to better broadband and they achieve this by providing a fairly price faster broadband service that people can rely on!
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