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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Today the Policy Studies Institute publish their research report Urban Heat: Developing the role of community groups in local climate resilience. It’s a readable, accessible and expert report. TTT are proud to have been able to contribute to this valuable piece of work, hosting and facilitating community conversations, mainly in 2015, about the increasing risks […]

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Join the Furzedown Low Carbon Zone screening of Naomi Klein’s ‘This Changes Everything’ The film explores the global fight against climate change, the role of capitalism and what citizens can do. The film has been described as “purposely unsettling…ultimately encouraging”. When? Doors at 7:00 for film at 7:30 on Friday 27th January Where? The Furzedown […]

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We are thrilled that Gardens of Refuge, the 2017 project working with Tooting refugees and asylum-seekers, has been awarded funding by Aviva. The project application was made by the local charity CARAS (Community Action for Refugees and Asylum-Seekers) and TTT are the partners along with The Grange respite centre in Norfolk. Thank you for all […]

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