Wandsworth Environment Forum are holding a public meeting on Tue 19thJanuary(7pm, Room 123, Wandsworth Town Hall) covering such questions as: • What can be recycled and where does it go after sorting? • Is incineration of non-recyclables better than landfill? • How is Wandsworth performing on waste processing and recycling? (Here are the government’s latest […]

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We’d like to update you on the Rooting in Tooting project: TTT’s joint project with the Tooting charity CARAS (Community Action for Refugees and Asylum-Seekers). In our past blog posts (view them here) we’ve outlined that we have a year of diverse activities planned with CARAS. Participant groups include the CARAS Youth Club and After-School […]

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On Saturday 12th December TTT offered our fourth annual Resparkle! seasonal crafts session at Tooting Library –  this time combined with Jeni Walker’s monthly Meet & Make. The aim was to teach children and adults how to make interesting, fun and attractive decorations or presents using household materials – newspaper, drinks cartons, scrap textiles. Here’s […]

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Two long-running TTT crafts projects which mix creativity and attractive recycled materials are coming together on December 12th at Tooting Library. Reduce, Re-use, Resparkle! has been offered with our partners Tooting Library at Christmas for the past four years. Meet & Make is community artist Jeni Walker’s monthly project for local upcycling and making. On […]

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We’d like to share our responses to the Sunday 29th Climate Justice march in London, and to actions that replaced the banned march in Paris. And we’d like to share news of the Transition Network day in Paris on Saturday 28th.All these events and more are urgently linked with the COP21 Climate talks in Paris which […]

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Our third post in response to the Climate march weekend, COP21 and Transition’s contribution Thinking about impact and action – the global view Paris Charles: Another of the replacements for the banned Paris march was the ‘human chain’ – a line kilometres long where participants linked hands (for a short while…until the stewards said ‘C’est fini’ […]

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Here‘s our second blog post in response to the Climate march weekend, COP21 and Transition’s contribution Some ‘community-level’ responses LondonWe marched with the Transition bloc. Inherently local, it is affirming to feel part of a wider community form time to time. Sunday gave space for us all to talk to each other in a different […]

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