Open day 2010

A chance for guests to collect some great organic vegetables

Scott, Ally and Abbi Rees

Its been a good year for garlic

As usual great food cooked using produce from the Plot

Rogation 2010

Marise Robinson receives a fragrant bouquet
Bishop Cyril digs the first new potatoes from the polytunnel












Fresh and tasty Maris Bard potatoes just waiting for some butter!






















Dave and Robert with the caulis

A new year at Hope centre

Ricky and Joshua

Shaun and Chris

Liam

Casper

A new year at the Plot

Above:Pete in the Polytunnel, spring veg growing, the team have been working hard clearing out blocked dykes to imnprove the drainage

criminal justice awards 2009

Marise Robinson and HMP Doncaster director John Biggin

Marise with her runners-up award for her outstanding work at HMP Doncaster with bereaved prisoners over the past seven years

Don't get carried away!

RBW Trust also received a commendation at the awards. Trustees Philip, Nicola, Jon and Robert

open day 2009

More fantastic produce from what has been a good year












Pete and Dave with some mighty pumpkins















The wind forced us into the polytunnel which became an impromptu cafe












Helen Edmondson, our new project development worker

Rogation 2009

A rather serious service inside the polytunnel, intimidated by 200 tomato plants,
perhaps? Below: Bishop Cyril gets to work on the Maris Bard potatoes




Bishop Cyril and David hold aloft the fruit of the Plot 2009!

John Carver's baptism

John Carver was baptised at Bentley baptist church recently. Photos by Derek Harrop. Great to see John looking well and full of faith

Free Africans

It was great to meet up with some of our African brothers who we got to know in st. Barnabas chapel. Left to right Yemi (Nigeria), Pastor Anderson who ministerts each week in the prison, Ayo and Prince (Nigeria) Alpha (DRC) Akim (Nigeria) We enjoyed a Chinese buffet and then a walk to the Peace Gardens