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Apple Pressing Day – if it is possible, this will go ahead in October Thursday, Oct 1st 2020 | 12:00 am
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Start saving your containers now. Bring your windfall apples to be pressed for juice. Empty plastic milk bottles make ideal containers which you can recycle after use!. Drink it immediately – the juice is a really refreshing drink full of vitamin C, or freeze it within 24 hours, and it will keep for months. If […]Location: Carding Mill Valley, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6JG
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Plastics Awareness Day – will be rescheduled Thursday, Oct 1st 2020 | 12:00 am
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Watch this space for more information …
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Food for a Healthy Planet Thursday, Dec 31st 2020 | 12:00 am
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We will be rescheduling this event. One thing which the coronavirus emergency demonstrates is that we can change our lifestyles if we really have to. So let’s use the situation to make the changes and learn the skills which we can continue to apply to the ongoing climate emergency when things return to so-called ‘normality’. […]Location: United Reformed Church Hall, Ludlow Road, Church Stretton,
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Electric Vehicle Day – this popular event will be rescheduled Thursday, Dec 31st 2020 | 12:00 am
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Our Electric Car day planned for Saturday 6th June has of course had to be cancelled and car dealerships have only reopened today, 1st June. Several dealerships were organised to bring along their electric models – our Electric cars page gives you links to more information for each model. Electric cars have amazing performance and cost […]Location: Co-op Car Park, Lion Meadow, Church Stretton, SY6 6BX
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2021 Annual Duck Race, Cardingmill Valley Friday, Dec 31st 2021 | 12:00 am
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This popular event is high on our list of activities we are keen to set up. Note that if it had taken place in June this year, there would have been no water in the stream!
In the autumn we also arrange talks and lectures by distinguished academics and others about issues relating to climate change.
Speakers in the past have included Sir John Houghton, former chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), broadcaster, author and journalist Mark Lynas, Client Earth boss James Thornton, Alice Hooker Stroud from CAT and former CEO of Shell Jon Hofmeister.
We also join in with others to push the need for action to reduce carbon emissions so that the next fifty years are merely uncomfortable rather than catastrophic. We arrange technology fairs, ride electric bikes, engage with our MP and even go on the odd national march.
