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Anneka Rice

Phil Tufnell

Joe Swift

Madeleine Hall

Livia Russell

Flowerpot Gang: Episode 4: East London

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Episode 4: East London

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Anneka, Phil and Joe help transform one of the unused spaces on an east London estate.

The team help transform one of the unused spaces on an east London estate dogged by persistent antisocial behaviour.

Anneka Rice, Phil Tufnell and Joe Swift are the Flowerpot Gang, travelling the country and transforming neglected plots of land into extraordinary life-changing spaces.

In this programme, the Flowerpot Gang are at a housing estate in Poplar, east London. The children here are unable to use the estate's open spaces. With antisocial behaviour a persistent problem, many of the gates remain permanently locked and as a result, hundreds of families only have tiny balconies to play on and hardly any space to grow things.   
  
So can the Flowerpot Gang help the community resurrect one of the unused spaces? And will families start to use it again and discover the power of gardening?

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The Flowerpot Gang are here to transform run-down gardens into glorious outdoor spaces.

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