Gaining permission for the site; Firstly I contacted Network Rail who informed it was not their land. Secondly contacted Glasgow City Council who informed that it possibly belonged to Glasgow Harbour. Glasgow Harbour informed that it was not theirs but did offer permissions for an expansive area of land around the corner to this site which has now became The Bee Garden, a community garden project. After performing a land registry search I was given a name and address of a man who lived on a farm in Aryshire. I wrote to him and a week later we spoke on the phone. He had no knowledge that the he owned the land and researched his families business history. He discovered that this business had owned areas of land in Yorkhill which had been sold off for development but this patch remained. He was keen that I nurtured the site and improved it for the community and the environment. Being a tree surgeon, and often upset by the cutting down of trees he felt strongly that this little area could create its own eco system to support biodiversity.