‘Travel and Transport’ was the theme of the evening’s discussion this third week of Carbon Conversations.  Stories of favourite and nightmare journeys were shared – from wonderful night time cycling through Hyde Park to the extreme frustration of delays, queues and missed connections while under pressure to meet a deadline elsewhere.  We talked about what travel […]

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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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Pop-Up Cinema on the Green at the local bowling club in Furzedown, to enjoy a social evening, meet people and raise funds for the Furzedown Low Carbon Zone workshops we’re planning for this winter.   Free popcorn! At Streatham Park Bowling Club, Pringle Gardens, London SW16 1SH  Timings: 7:00pm to 9:30pm  We’re showing ‘The Emperor’s […]

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All welcome to the FLCZ annual general meetingFriday 27th February 2015, 7:00pm to 9:00 pm The AGM is at the Furzedown Project, 93 Moyser Road, SW16 6SJJoin us to help make exciting plans for 2015 and beyond.For info, please contact us at furzedownlowcarbonzone@gmail.comAlso concerned with making low-carbon living a reality now:Ecobuild is running next week […]

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Thanks so much to St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust for the invitation to have a stand at the Open Day last Saturday – our third year running.And thanks to all who came to talk, share ideas, participate in the games for all ages, and sign up to our email lists to keep in contact.  We […]

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All welcome to a Film Night hosted by our sister project, Furzedown Low Carbon Zone. Date: Wednesday October 22ndVenue: The Furzedown Project, 93 Moyser Road, SW16 6SJ Timings: Doors open at 7:30pm, and the showing starts at 8:00Booking: Please book a ticket on our booking page here. Tickets are £5.00. Under-16s and over-60s are free […]

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A huge event worldwide – maybe the biggest of its kind, ever. Here’s a map from 350.org, one of the campaign partners: The march in New York City: What’s happened afterwards (so far)?This article gives a good view from the UN:  ‘Five ways Ban Ki-moon’s summit has changed international climate politics forever’ http://gu.com/p/4xp6f Please join us […]

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