Repair Cafe at Great Shelford Free Church
Saturday 24th February 2pm - 5pm Great Shelford Free Church Bring along your broken item and a skilled volunteer will help you fix it! We can tackle a wide variety …
Saturday 24th February 2pm - 5pm Great Shelford Free Church Bring along your broken item and a skilled volunteer will help you fix it! We can tackle a wide variety …
The 2G3S Book Club meets every 3 months to discuss a book that has some relationship to green living and the natural world. At this session we will be discussing …
Perspectives on the Future of Personal Transport This conversation evening is designed to be engaging and enjoyable. There have been several trends in personal transport over the last few years …
A talk presented by Jon Crisp Waste education officer, Cambridgeshire County Council Free event with refreshments. Donations welcome! Organised by Eco Whittlesford. secretary@ecowhittlesford.org.uk
Bring along your broken item and a skilled volunteer will help you fix it! We can tackle a wide variety of repairs including jewellery, electrical and electronic devices, as well …
This meeting will focus on practical steps to save energy and reduce heating bills in the home, with real examples from homeowners who have improved their property by retrofitting. Come and hear how Claire Lord, who used to be one of our members, has totally retrofitted her home. Hear from Mike Trower about his intriguing …
This will be a discussion evening about how our water supply will be changing in the medium term and might develop longer term. With this in mind we hope to start a conversation about steps we as consumers can take to conserve water including water recycling. A speaker from Cambridge Water Victoria Thatcher, will talk …
Great Shelford Free Church, Great Shelford LATEST NEWS (2nd Feb) Bookings are closed and all repair slots are allocated. Apart from the possibility of "no-shows" or late cancellations we have no capacity to accept unbooked items. Bring along your broken item and a skilled volunteer will help you fix it! We can tackle a wide …
Six Inches of Soil is film made in the UK by a production team based in Cambridge, and first released in 2024. It features the inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food – to heal the soil, benefit our health and provide …
Join Cambridge Retrofit Hub, a local charitable non-profit community benefit society, for a stimulating interactive workshop which empowers you to "Beat the Heat" in your home this summer. This workshop will help you find innovative solutions for summer cooling and solar shading. Explore your options from cost-free and low cost to deeper retrofit with ideas …