Our ‘Energy we can all afford?’ meeting in St Alban‘s Church, Furzedown was a very lively session (see the flyer and speakers here). Discussion was much more heated than the bitterly cold evening outside. We touched on a set of significant and interrelated topics: wellbeing, poverty, and our own capability to keep our homes warm; […]

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In our next free ‘Carbon Conversation’, we’ll be looking at the choices for reducing our own carbon footprint in the food we buy (or grow…). Our relationship with food is tied up with many aspects of our health, comfort, wellbeing, family life, enjoyment, culture: we’ll touch on those.And we’ll look at the example of Hodmedods – building a […]

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Yesterday on World Book Day visitors to Tooting Library enjoyed a good chat about books. Dialogues were started and a few good recommendations exchanged. Many thanks to Liz, Lesley and all the very helpful staff at the Library for helping to organise.    “I’ve just had three interesting conversations with three different people that I would […]

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On Monday March 4th we will be looking at carbon-reduction choices and opportunities in the home (including energy consumption and efficiency), and at ‘what’s important to you in your home?’ We will be joined by architect Susan Venner, who will share her experience of an 80% carbon reduction & refurbishment project at her Victorian house […]

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On World Book Day next Thursday, 7th March, TTT will run a Book Talking Event at Tooting Library in Mitcham Road from 2pm.  Similar to the Speed-Booking we did in 2011, this event will bring together Library users to sit opposite each other and talk for just a minute each about a book that they […]

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