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We're looking for friendly volunteers to join our team working hard to enable people with dementia to stay physically and socially active.Join us and make a valuable contribution to your community,…Continue
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How You Can Help Tackle Social Isolation in Your CommunityRecent research shows up to 50% of older people living in care never go outside and they are twice as likely to experience severe loneliness…Continue
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On the 14th. of march we set up a very small veg. bed. see U tube" admirals corner incredidible edible"on the17th. of June we harvested the potatoes. they were first 'Earlies' and made just over 21…Continue
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South somerset Mind (Yeovil) is looking for a horticultural therapist for the Vanessa project.The role is paid for 6 hours a week at £10 per hour. Please phone Gill on 01935 474875 for further…Continue
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Grow Your Own Garden Course
Free Course in Getting Started in Growing Your Own Food
Don’t miss the chance to learn how to grow your own food. Sessions take place in Glastonbury with site visits to home & community gardens in and around Street and Glastonbury. You are very welcome to attend any and all of the workshops. They will be fun & practical, with resources…
Added by Nicole Vosper on February 19, 2015 at 11:54 — No Comments
What would be the perfect gift for 2015? Something that could make a real difference? Something that will give you satisfaction, help others to gain new skills and grow food locally.
By becoming a Growing Mentor with Feed Avalon you can share your food growing knowledge and skills.
We are now seeking new mentors to start in 2015. Will you help us transform our local food system?
We are looking for…
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What: How could Fracking affect Farming? Public meeting for local food producers & landowners
Where: Wells Town Hall, Market Place, Town Hall, Wells, Somerset BA5 2RB
When: Wednesday 26th February, 7 – 9pm
How to Book: http://www.frackfreesomerset.org/land/…
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Just a reminder that this Saturday 24 May is the South West Permaculture Convergence, a one day gathering for people from across the South West who are interested or already active in permaculture and applying design to their lives.
Taking place at Compton Dundon Village Hall near Street/Glastonbury. Its a massive bring your own lunch to share and participation by donation. (Ideally £10 to…
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South West Diploma Support Intensive with Aranya
Dates: Thu 6th September (eve) – Sun 9th September 2012. Thursday evening to late Sunday afternoon (3 day option) or Friday evening to Sunday afternoon (2 days).
Are you signed up or thinking about signing up to the Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design? Are you needing…
Added by Nicole Vosper on August 20, 2012 at 11:33 — No Comments
Just thought I'd put these up in time for the Incredible Edible Somerset Open Gardens this weekend. Come & visit & participate in my 'Grow your own medicine' workshop if you're interested!…
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How do we build a movement for food sovereignty in the UK?
Sunday 8 and Monday 9 July
Organiclea growing site, Hawkwood Community Plant Nursery
115 Hawkwood Crescent, Chingford, London E4 7UH
Join us for two days of strategy discussions and action planning aimed at…
Added by Nicole Vosper on June 27, 2012 at 11:00 — No Comments
It is International Peasants Day of Struggle tomorrow. A relevant day to all small-scale growers!
Read an article about it online at Permaculture Magazine here: http://www.permaculture.co.uk/news/1604121652/small-scale-farmers-organise-international-peasant-day-struggle
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Reclaim the Fields are delighted to invite you to volunteer at Chagfood and Steward Wood from 7-16 May.
A four-year-old Welsh cob cross Dartmoor pony is revolutionising farming. Samson is the heart of a project that keeps time-tested skills alive and proves that resilient low impact farming in the UK can be profitable. This is a taste of the the future of British farms amid peak oil: Chagfood. Chagfood has been featured on Radio 4 as a "radical farming model for the UK's…
Added by Nicole Vosper on April 14, 2012 at 9:30 — No Comments
Following the successful establishment of several intentional
sustainable communities such as - to name but a few - Tinkers' Bubble
in Somerset, Stewardwood in Devon and most recently at Llammas in
Pembrokeshire, using the example of the latter in seeking to get
planning permission in advance as opposed to the example of the former
two where planning permission was acquired retrospectively, a few
years ago, a small group got together to organise an initiative on…
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The Ecological Land Co-operative(ELC) is a social enterprise set up to provide affordable sites for ecological land based businesses in the UK. Its first project is the development of a cluster of three low impact and affordable smallholdings for new entrants to ecological agriculture.
To support its work, and to support the growth of ecological agriculture in the UK, the ELC is proposing the creation a web-site which…
Added by Nicole Vosper on March 12, 2012 at 14:20 — 1 Comment
The Allotments Regeneration Initiative – travel bursaries for groups involved in regenerating allotment sites
Travel bursaries are available for groups of people in the UK involved in regenerating allotments to enable them to visit other allotment sites to learn good practise. Advice and support is also available at a local level from mentors.
An award of up to £300 for up to six people to visit a specified allotment site is…
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Are you looking for land to grow food on? Is there a long waiting list for allotments where you live? Want to create new growing space in your parish?
Then join us for an Information Evening for Town & Parish Clerks, Councillors and Residents to explore, enable & support access to land for new and existing food growers.
Added by Nicole Vosper on December 21, 2011 at 14:03 — No Comments
A no dig gardening workshop will be taking place in Glastonbury this February, with Gardener Stephanie Hafferty organised with Transition Glastonbury.
The group are looking for an affordable suitable venue. Any ideas? Get in touch!
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