Green Groups in the Shelfords, Stapleford and Sawston
Join me for an informal local nature walk around the community orchard on Saturday 20th May between 2-4 pm. Â We will observe the development of tree planting and also the flora of the meadow. Meet at 2 p.m. at the junction of Hauxton Road and Garden Fields, opposite the end of Church Street near the …
LATEST NEWS: The date and time of this meeting has been revised. Please note that we will be meeting on Tuesday May 30th at the Three Horseshoes in Stapleford, and not on 25th at the Rose as originally advertised. In May we will be discussing ‘Forget Me Not’ by Sophie Pavelle. Like many of …
Join me for an informal local nature walk to Stapleford cemetery meadow between 2-4 pm. This meadow was planted on farmland bought to extend the cemetery 3 years ago. It will be interesting to discover the wild flowers that have grown. If time allows we can look at the mature trees surrounding the cemetery. Meet …
Join us for a leisurely ride on quiet roads and traffic-free paths of around 20 miles, to include a coffee stop. Start 10am at Stapleford Pavilion, returning to Stapleford by about 1pm. Booking essential: greener@sawston.org
Our next planning meeting will be at 8pm on Monday 10th July at Cox's Close in Stapleford.
This event will include the Repair Café and also a SWISH clothes swap. LATEST NEWS (Tuesday 11th July): Bookings have now closed.   However, we do have some spare capacity to take a look at items (of all types) brought in on the day without a booking. And of course there are no bookings needed …
This month's social cycle ride has been cancelled.  The next ride will be in September.
You are invited to join me for a walk around the Nine Wells nature reserve from 2 p.m. on 22nd July to observe the interesting flora and fauna of this …
Join me for an informal local nature walk along Bury Farm track from 2-4 pm. We shall take a look at the trackside plants that are adapted to survive next …
In August we will be discussing 'Reimagining Capitalism’ by Rebecca Henderson. In a nutshell, this book proposes that when businesses collectively and individually strive to serve a (morally good) purpose rather than simply maximise profits, they can flourish in ways that exceed what might have been possible by following the traditional (profit trumps all) model. …