Windmill Hill City Farm is a registered charity. We aim to improve the lives of local people by connecting the community to food, farming and the environment in heart of the city.
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We welcome a footfall of 120,000 visitors a year to our 4.5 acre green oasis, brimming with flowers, vegetables and wildlife. We also offer outdoor learning for school and family groups, and run volunteering sessions to improve mental health and wellbeing.
It costs £350,000 a year just to run the farm and care for our animals and we rely on donations to keep the farm gates open and free to enter.
Please donate with a one-off gift or a monthly donation and help keep this vital green space open for everyone.
If you’re thinking of donating to WHCF soon, please donate during
The Big Give 2024 campaign week
3rd-10th December
for your donation & impact to be doubled!
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FARM
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Welcoming the light: Celebrate Imbolc at the farm
Join us at the farm as we come together to celebrate this turning of the year and welcome the beginning of Spring.
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Windmill Hill City Farm turns 50 in 2026!
2026 marks the farm’s 50th anniversary and we are celebrating! Our History 50 years ago, our wonderful community farm merely existed in the imagination of a group of volunteers. It was 1976 and our site was nothing more than a piece of inner-city wasteland. Our passionate founders were determined to ...
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CHRISTMAS CLOSURES
As we approach the end of another memorable year at Windmill Hill City Farm, we want to say thanks to everyone who has visited, volunteered and supported the farm this year.
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Welcoming the light: Celebrate Imbolc at the farm
Join us at the farm as we come together to celebrate this turning of the year and welcome the beginning of Spring.
READ MORE »
Windmill Hill City Farm turns 50 in 2026!
2026 marks the farm’s 50th anniversary and we are celebrating! Our History 50 years ago, our wonderful community farm merely existed in the imagination of a group of volunteers. It was 1976 and our site was nothing more than a piece of inner-city wasteland. Our passionate founders were determined to ...
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