All welcome to join our Tenth Series of free local Carbon Conversations! Do you want to make some changes to reduce your carbon footprint, save energy and save on your bills, but you’re not sure how or where to start? Join a group of local residents in a series of 6 meetings to explore how small […]
Read More →After the long haul of communicating near and far for voting in the Aviva Community Fund last year, winning funding in January, and getting on with the planning for 2017…we’ve begun the project! Our first session with the CARAS refugee and asylum-seekers has been a Family Activity Day on Valentine’s Day..It was a familiar mother-and-children […]
Read More →This is a new and imaginative project that is being launched now and will run throughout 2017. Pollinator Paths Wandsworth is all about encouraging local gardeners to establish small patches as wildlife havens. Several community gardens are involved, so there will be plenty of support. It’s going to be a good project to strengthen growing links […]
Read More →All the family is invited: All invited to this fun half-term event on Tuesday 14th February, 2:00pm-4:30 pm.Location is The Venue, Park Court, Battersea SW11 4LDPlease sign up on Eventbrite for free here: https://love-wandsworth2017.eventbrite.co.uk There will be lots of activities and good ideas to share on the day, all about locally grown food, eating well […]
Read More →Chuck’s Kale So some of us went vegetarian for the month of January and, for me, it proved surprisingly fun to try an alternative, more mindful way of feeding myself. 80 people shared experiences and recipes on the Vegetanuary facebook group and a celebratory feast was held at Vegan Express last week. Vegan Express Celebration […]
Read More →Today the Policy Studies Institute publish their research report Urban Heat: Developing the role of community groups in local climate resilience. It’s a readable, accessible and expert report. TTT are proud to have been able to contribute to this valuable piece of work, hosting and facilitating community conversations, mainly in 2015, about the increasing risks […]
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