Helping people in Gloucestershire to eliminate unnecessary disposable plastic and build local circular economies
Upcoming events:
Sat 25 SEPT: OUR NEXT VOLUNTEER DROP-IN
Come and learn about what we do and who we are. In this session, Kath will show us how to make reusable kitchen roll. We will also demonstrate how our new website can help you ditch the plastic.
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Sat 25 SEPT: Stroud repair cafe
Overlapping with our volunteer drop-in meeting is the monthly Transition Stroud Repair Cafe at Atelier Stroud. This month you can bring textile items in need of repair and any tools that need sharpening.
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Sat 6 Nov: book launch at Stroud book festival
We are celebrating the publication of ‘Small Steps to Less Waste’, published by Hawthorn Press in Stroud in 2021, with exhibits and demonstrations by the author and other contributors.
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SUN 21 NOV: TIPS & TECHNIQUES FOR A GREENER HOME
In this hands-on workshop at Hawkwood College, you will learn how to make some simple personal care and cleaning products to help you make your home more natural and free of harsh chemicals.
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Latest Blog articles:
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