Founder of 

Tiger Community Enterprise CIC​

After working with the Green Kitchen on their food stall for a number of years Tiger finally set up their own community food stall in March 2018.

Now regulars at Papplewick Pumping Station Steaming events, we also pop up at community events across Nottingham and other events including Steampunk Filey.

Our traditional menu features Homemade Steak & Ale Stew, Duck Fat Roast Potatoes, BBQ Chicken and Hot Dogs and all profits support our community activities

Community is central to this project. 

Working in and with the community we take unwanted materials and recycle them into a wide range of craft, gift and homeware items.

Learn and share skills,  build confidence and self esteem and make new friends all whilst doing our bit for the planet.

We are now have premises in the Basement at      38 Carrington Street, Nottingham, NG1 7FG 

Our diary will include Community Workshops, Drop in Sessions, Learn to Sew Classes and working with community partners.

This pilot initiative offered voluntary work placements to individuals looking to build their work skills and readiness for work.

Working alongside Disability Direct Nottingham, and with funding from the Big Lottery, we offered places to young people including disabled people and the unemployed to support us with sales, marketing and events.

We are currently seeking funding to run another programme working with disaffected young people, focusing on their transferable skills and works skills to help them move forward in their career paths