Sustainability

Refills @ The Repair Café

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Please remember that we have a load of refills available each month at the Repair Café. Come along at any time between 10am and 3.30pm this Saturday (30th Oct) or Saturday 27th November, with your empty bottles and fill them up in exchange for suggested donations (noted next to the products) – to help with TTW’s running costs. You will find them in the kitchen at Quaker Meeting House, 34 Mill Road, Worthing, BN11 5DR.

We have white vinegar (great for cleaning stuff) and all purpose cleaning fluid (both 50p litre). Then (all 40p for 100ml) – shampoo, conditioner; for the face – cream and wash; for the hands – lotion and wash, and also we have 2 types of body wash.
Full list here

Refills kindly donated to us by Jean Raleigh

“What can I do?” Localisation Action Guide

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 “What can I do?” In the face of mounting social and ecological crises, this is the big question that plagues anyone concerned with the wellbeing of people and planet.

For the localizers among us, the question is arguably even bigger: How can we – as individuals and small communities – go up against the global techno-economic juggernaut?

Local Futures are delighted to present an answer. 146 answers, to be exact. Introducing the Localization Action Guide

The Localization Action Guide details 146 ways for individuals, communities and policymakers to make a real, hands-on difference in their local areas. It points to key resources, networks and examples to inform and inspire actions with a systemic impact, including the Transition Network!

Check it out here: https://actionguide.localfutures.org/

Worthing’s Sustainability Market

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Worthing’s first of its kind, Sustainability Market will be held on Sunday 10th October, 9.30-2pm at the Freedom Works car park – opposite the Assembly Halls, Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing, BN11 1HJ

Let’s make a difference – no waste, no plastic, a great opportunity to start changing the way we shop. The Velo Coffee Bus which will be there to provide refreshments, is electric and uses fully compostable cups or bring your own (even better!). Come and enjoy buying from small scale local producers and artisan makers, and chatting to TTW.

 

Sustainability for Business & Organisations

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Created by the co-organiser of the Zero 2030, these free video resources from FuturEcoLogic are aimed to help businesses and organisations think about how to work more sustainably. They focus on different aspects of sustainability, with topics already covering governance, energy and carbon reduction and water. Soon to come are waste, procurement and supply chains and travel and transport. Please share across business networks where possible – we need to form new partnerships and collaborations to build circular and doughnut economies, a better understanding of the value of our social and environmental connections.

Watch them all at FuturEcoLogic’s YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0RuELQsb-OCxdiKHjJSYYeQHOo5rp0cO