Join us on Tuesday 25th January 2022 for an inspirational, practical and encouraging retrofit talk and Q&A session with local architect, Sarah Kemp, as part of our postponed Eco Open Houses event.
This event held in The QEII Room, Shoreham Centre, between 6pm-8pm, will be looking at a whole-house, phased approach to reducing your home’s carbon emissions. Based in Shoreham-by-Sea, Sarah Kemp set up Eskay Architects in 2004 and works with homeowners and developers on extensions, renovations and conversions, specialising in creating comfortable and energy efficient homes (which can also save money on fuel bills).
The panel includes 3 Eco Open Houses householders (who have retrofitted their homes, one of whom is also a business owner), a local builder, an energy adviser who also has experience in draughtproofing, a solar expert and hopefully a Passivhaus architect (latter to be confirmed).
To register for your free place, please go to Eventbrite here
SICK OF THE COST OF LIVING CRISIS? SICK ABOUT THE CLIMATE CRISIS? THEY ARE ONE CRISIS.
Today we are on the streets in London, prayerfully blocking the road outside parliament. We are taking a stand against a government who seems set on making life easier for millionaires & making the rest of us suffer.
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Timeline photosThe 11th Assembly of The @worldcouncilofchurches in Karlsruhe, #Germany has called for support for #ecocidelaw as a new and strengthened form of ecological accountability.
The World Council of Churches is the world’s largest ecumenical organisation and the Assembly is held every eight years. The statement calls for metanoia; a transformative change of heart and mind. It determines that the narrow anthropocentric understanding of our relationship with Creation must be revised to a whole of life understanding.
More info and full statement: www.stopecocide.earth/breaking-news-22/world-council-of-churches-in-support-of-ecocide-law (link in bio)
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We really never know quite what we're going to have to repair but our wonderful volunteers are always ready to rise to the challenge each month and do an incredible job, bearing in mind mostly they only have an hour for each repair (and we were really busy)! There's also drinks and cake available while you wait.
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I'm sure it's staring me in the face, but how do I book please? 🤔
Don't forget to mention how good the coffee and cakes are 😋 ☕
Unusually we have a few electrical/electronic type slots available next Saturday (24th Sept) at the Repair Cafe. Book in now while they are still free:
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Repair Café – Transition Town Worthing
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Please note that due to issues regarding space and health and safety, no dogs are allowed and all children must be closely supervised. There is no on-site parking, but there is plenty of free parking ...Comment on Facebook
Due to some pretty fierce winds in the past week, the runner beans have taken a bit of a hammering so enter the rescue team!
They're still producing loads though... ... See MoreSee Less
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So lucky with the weather at the moment. Managed to get lots done at the allotment this morning. Thanks to Tracey Mclaren, Andrea Hughes Medical Herbalist- Functional Medicine, Alfie, Gemma and Al. ... See MoreSee Less
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Ahhh such a lovely place and a super bunch of folk xx
Which one is this? I'd love to join in growing veg as we don't have a garden. Looks wonderful