Robin Grey

Robin Grey is a multi-faceted individual who works as a Community Music Leader at The Community Music Co-operative in Sheffield, United Kingdom.1 He describes himself as a social historian, musician, and land rights activist.1

Professional Activities

Robin Grey's current focus includes:

1. Performing "Three Acres And A Cow, A History Of Land Rights And Protest In Folk Song And Story" around the UK
2. Running a weekly over 50s singing group in Firth Park, north Sheffield
3. Performing at Dementia Cafes in Manchester and Sheffield with colleagues Amy Bowles and Ella Sprung
4. Recording and promoting his own songs, which are available on platforms like Spotify and YouTube

Career History

Community Music Leader:: Robin has been working with The Community Music Co-operative since June 2019.1 In this role, he leads a popular weekly singing group every Friday morning in Firth Park, north Sheffield.

Previous Roles::

• Website and graphic designer (2003-2014)
• Community food growing activist (2009-2014)
• Operations Manager at GoinGreen, an electric car start-up (2001-2003)

Personal Philosophy

Robin aims to do two hours of meditation daily while earning more money than he spends in socially useful and positive ways.1 His work reflects a passion for people's history, land rights, music, and the politics of empowerment.

Achievements

In his community food growing activist role, Robin's first project on Somerford Grove estate won 'Best Edible Estate' in the Mayor of London's Capital Growth awards.1 This success led to consultancy work for Hackney Council and contributed to a successful major lottery bid by the Shoreditch Trust.

Robin Grey's diverse background and commitment to social causes have shaped his current role as a Community Music Leader, where he combines his musical talents with his passion for community engagement and social history.