Ten days ago the fabulous OaKomotion! travelling Carnival promenaded all round Furzedown. The whole amazing sunny event was based on the sucess of the Furzedown Oak Community Project. In the Project community artists and host groups adopted sections of the large American Oak felled locally. Then they created sculptures to give the oak a rich and […]

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A lot has happened since the insects last blogged: 3 sessions with Gatton Primary, Christmas, New Year and most all of January! High time we caught you up. The last 3 sessions with the school where filled with habitat creation. Each week we looked back at the 15 minute “mini-hotels” during the first 4 sessions […]

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Have you ever thought about how much material gets used once and thrown away? Or is not financially worth re-using? Or how most people won’t be satisfied buying something second hand, it has to be new? Somewhat in tune with Transition Network’s December theme of “Less is More”  I thought it would be of interest to […]

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TTT and the Furzedown Low Carbon Zone project have been contributing to a South Thames College initiative since early 2013. We’ve been opening up practical ways for college and university students to explore for themselves what sustainability means in the world of work. Local partners have included Eardley School and the Wink Salon in Furzedown – and we’re grateful to many […]

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