Thanks to Resina for chairing the April TTT meeting. Subjects covered included: Project income for TTT – Richard New Governance – Richard The Woodfield Project – Emma Ecobricking – Resina Big Day Out – Resina Plastic Free Furzedown – Moira from PFF Foodival – David BWTUC Press statement – Graham The full notes can be […]

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We’re thrilled to be running the Jellybrella creative workshop in a fortnight as part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe.Free and for all ages: all welcome to join us! We’re holding the Jellybrella workshop from 10:00 to 4:00 on Saturday May 11 in Furzedown at Sprout Community Arts. Bring an umbrella or two if you can – […]

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  This month’s TTT Newsletter is out.  If you haven’t read it click HERE for the online version. This editor apologises for having made at least two mistakes and can assure you that Jellybrella is definitely on May 11th!  Aside from that we can look forward to Tooting Green Drinks tomorrow at the Selkirk, A […]

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On Saturday 2nd March, we held our Annual Celebratory Extravaganza! at Mushkil Aasaan on Tooting High Street. 75 people came from diverse backgrounds, some close to Transition Town Tooting, some coming for the first time, some young, some not so young, all very welcome! 75 people joined us to celebrate! And look forward together It […]

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Our Jellybrella participatory arts project reuses waste to celebrate creativity, diversity and sustainability. The main event is a free family day on May 11th at Sprout Community Arts in Furzedown, offered as part of the Wandsworth Arts Fringe. More info here. Donated at TTT’s ACE The raw materials we’re using are all saved from scrap, […]

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In Spring 2019 TTT is inviting everyone to join in with Jellybrella, our free and participatory community arts sustainabity project reusing waste to celebrate creativity, diversity, welcoming, wellbeing and making alongside others.  We’ll be popping up in February, March, April & May. All invited! It’s early days to be sharing this, but we’ve started to […]

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We’ve enjoyed and learned so much from our partnership project with CARAS which has been running since spring 2015.Here’s Update #2 on one more of the project strands – this one involving the CARAS Women’s Group for refugees and asylum-seekers. We shared Update #1 a fortnight ago – read it here. The knitted honeybees of […]

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