What’s on
Saturday 2nd November, 10:30am to 12pm, Bishop’s Stortford
Climate Coffee
Join us for an informal coffee meet-up on Saturday morning. We’ll be in Caffeinn in Florence Walk between 10:30 & 12 if you’d like to join us there. No serious agenda – just an opportunity for climate-related chat, and coffee.
Thursday 7th November, 7pm-9pm, Hertford
Climate Cafe
Bothered About the Climate Crisis? We are joining with the Hertford Climate Cafe so most future meetings will be at the Quaker Meeting Rooms, 50 Railway Street, Hertford SG14 1BA. Some meetings may be in other locations so please check before setting out. More information
Please check on Facebook before setting out in case there are changes.
Tuesday 12th November, 8pm, Bishop’s Stortford
Monthly meeting at the Windhill Church Centre this time.
Date changed from previous listing.
Saturday 16th November, 2pm-5pm, Bishop’s Stortford
Stortford Repair Cafe
The next Stortford Repair Cafe, at the St Barnabas Centre, St James Church, Thorley, Bishop’s Stortford. More details at https://www.stortfordrepaircafe.org/
Sunday 17th November, 11:30am-1:30pm, River Stort
Grow Green Spaces
We’re gradually clearing the area behind the cinema to plant native shrubs and wildflowers. Come and join us to continue clearing the area in preparation for planting in the autumn. Bring a spade, fork, gloves and a drink. Some tools and lots of cake provided. More information
Join us on social media
For regular updates about the group see our Facebook and Twitter accounts.
We also have an active discussion group on climate change an biodiversity issues. Please request to join.
Presentations
Tuesday 24th May
‘How to save energy ‘
How to save energy – for the climate and to reduce costs – by carbon reduction expert Chris Dunham.
Tuesday 22nd February
‘Where Does Our Waste Go?’
Duncan Jones from the Herts Waste Partnership explained how waste is managed and how our recycling schemes work
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