TTT Co-chair, Belinda Sosinowicz blogs her first experiences of the new Foodcycle venture starting this month in Tooting. According to Foodcycle (2013) an estimated 400,000 tonnes of useable surplus food can be saved from UK supermarkets each year [1], or in other words, 400,000 tonnes of food is wasted by supermarkets that could otherwise be […]

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TTT joined this bi-annual conference yesterday at the University Hospital, Coventry. The Wildflife Garden Forum is a voluntary UK-wide group including local and national projects and charities, researchers and academics, local authorities and government agencies. The Forum’s intention is to share evidence and practice about the value of wildlife to gardening (and people) – and vice versa. […]

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In the beautiful weather of Sunday 6th October we made tea at the Community Garden using our volcano kettle, trying out some of the wild plants Mark Watson suggested during the Tooting Foodival.  We sorted sunflower seeds for drying and sowing next year As well as enjoying cakes made with Garden brambles and local apples (thanks […]

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Some snippets of video from the Foodival plus last week’s Wandsworth Guardian article.  Thanks again to everyone who made this such a fantastic event for the 6th year in a row. Can’t wait for the next one!  Please tell us what you thought about Foodival 2013 HERE.  Thanks!

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What a fantastic weekend at Foodival with a great range of Tooting food cooked up by local restaurants and local cooks. Music and comedy added to the mix.  Thanks to everyone who helped out, set up, cleared up performed or ate.  More of a report soon but here are a few photos for starters.

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Thanks to all the fabulous donors at Foodival earlier today! Can you recognise anyone below? Come and try local food cooked up by a wide variety of Tootingites on Sunday at Tooting Market as Foodival continues. Here’s an eyewitness report of today’s action: Saturday night and it’s ‘half time’ in the weekend Tooting Foodival. In […]

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