Green Groups in the Shelfords, Stapleford and Sawston
We meet every couple of months to plan out what initiatives we are supporting and the timetable for our future events. This meeting is at the community room on Cox’s Close in Stapleford, on Thursday 19th February starting at 8pm. Newcomers are most welcome!
The 2G3S Book Club meets every 3 months to discuss a book that has some relationship to green living and the natural world.This time we will be discussing Urban Jungle: the History and Future of Nature in the City by Ben Wilson. According to the publisher: “Moving from Los Angeles and Delhi to Singapore and Amsterdam, Wilson …
8pm at Cox's Close Community Centre The Stapleford & Great Shelford Neighbourhood Plan was put to public vote in a referendum in September 2025, and was passed by residents with …
Meet at Stapleford Pavilion at 2pm Followed by sausage sizzle on the Community Plot (Stapleford allotments, off Haverhill Rd) Equipment provided, but bring your own gloves & sturdy shoes (and …
Coc We meet every couple of months to plan out what initiatives we are supporting and the timetable for our future events. Newcomers are most welcome!  If you are intending to attend but have not yet received the on-line meeting joining details, please contact us by email using mail2G3S@gmail.com
This repair cafe is jointly organised between 2G3S and Eco Whittlesford. Bring along your broken item and a skilled volunteer will help you fix it! We can tackle a wide variety of repairs including jewellery, clothes and fabrics as well as electrical and electronic devices. Please do book in your item for repair – this …
The 2G3S Book Club meets every 3 months to discuss a book that has some relationship to green living and the natural world. In May, we will be discussing The …
We meet every couple of months to plan out what initiatives we are supporting and the timetable for our future events. This meeting is at the community room on Cox’s Close in Stapleford, on Monday 8th June starting at 8pm. (Moved from the originally scheduled date of Tuesday 4th June). Newcomers are most welcome!
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 …