We’re continuing to facilitate workshops as part of the Gardens of Refuge project with refugees and asylum-seekers who use the local services of CARAS in Tooting. This is the project for which our partnership won funding from Aviva – via the public voting so many people joined last autumn. The emphasis of Gardens of Refuge […]

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TTT’s tenth series of local Carbon Conversations is going to start on Thursday April 20thWe promise you will enjoy and also find a lot of practical value in this exploration of your own ‘low-carbon living’ choices and opportunities.  The outcome of the series is an action plan for reducing your own carbon footprint by understanding […]

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Join an evolving and collaborative team making change in how we live, where we live, in light of climate change.  There’s a spirit of celebration and creativity in everything we do, be it south London’s biggest sustainable food festival, urban growing in the community garden, carbon reduction workshops, restart parties or neighbourhood planning.  We open […]

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Children from 5 to 8 years old and accompanying adults are welcome to join this new event which explores rewilding and environmental thinking in a fascinating and participative way – right here in Tooting on Saturday 8th April. All welcome to come and explore our themes: Play – Learn – Dream  We’re thrilled that Andres […]

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Twenty people joined in this partnership project’s Design Workshops held on 10 & 11 March: connecting, analysing, sharing, debating. We did just what we needed to do. We were a mixed group of experts, the interested and novices navigating explanations, challenges, concentration, humour and insights: We analysed the diverse settings that local gardeners are using […]

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Are you looking forward to gardening for wildlife in 2017? We recently announced the exciting new Pollinator Paths Wandsworth project, and we’ve been posting updates on Facebook and tweeting. The next step is to run the two free Design Workshops this week  One this Friday, one on Saturday. This is where the discussion will take […]

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