Transition Town Tooting present this year’s two-day Tooting Foodival which promises to be even bigger and better than the previous 5. Foodival is a celebration of local growing and cooking – with a sustainable slant.  This year we’ve made a comprehensive booklet which describes all the whys and whats of the Foodival – plus giving more background on the […]

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Plenty in the Edible Garden at the weekend including this rather sorry looking but unperturbed fox cub!  That garlic should be good for those striving to be crowned “Top Tooting Cook” at Foodival.  Still plenty of time to enter, though judges have already ruled that “Renard du jardin communautaire au gratin” will not be a […]

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Transition Town Tooting present our 6th Foodival on the 28th and 29th September 2013, and this year’s two day event promises to be even bigger and better than the previous 5!  Foodival is a celebration of local growing and cooking with a sustainable slant.  Even in the busy city environs of Tooting, many people are growing vegetables and […]

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‘Edible Open Gardens Day’ celebrates local gardening and food, and is taking place across dozens of London gardens.Click here for Sustain’s blog about the event. We’re pleased to be taking part, and the Tooting Community Garden will be open for an extra day from 11:00 until 3:00 on Saturday 21st September.Please come and visit if you have not […]

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TTT’s latest email round-up of news and plans has just been sent out to our subscriber list. You can read a copy by clicking here Or, email us here to join the distribution list.Contents include:News on TTT activities coming up: The 6th Tooting Foodival: planning meeting 3rd September ‘The Story of Growing in Tooting’ Art […]

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News this week that the Wheatsheaf, a long standing Tooting Bec pub, right opposite the tube may be closed down and turned into a Tesco supermarket has stirred up some  determined action from local Tootingites!  Like others, TTT are keen to be part of campaigning to ensure that this iconic Tooting landmark does not become […]

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This Sunday July 21st, from 1130-1200, come along to help us plan our water use in the Community Garden.Maybe this weather will continue, or maybe not: in any case there are some practical short term and long term choices to be made linked with water use. What is doing well and what is not? Can we […]

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