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Friday, 24 June 2011
Recycle Week June 20-26th
This has been Recycle Week and we were delighted to welcome Wandsworth Council's Recycling Team Sophie Chitty, at this week's TTT co-ordinating meeting. She writes about her visit here:
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Fancy a Tooting Carbon Conversation?
The next Carbon Conversation in Tooting starts next week on Monday 20th June. Organiser Liz Darley says: "It should be fun and you should learn some new things!!"
Carbon conversations are six meetings that explore how individuals and families can reduce their carbon footprint. Participants will find out how to make practical plans to reduce carbon consumption in areas such as home energy, travel, and food purchasing, as well as talking about their own personal visions and feelings on a low-carbon future in London. Find out more details about how to join the conversation here.
Carbon conversations are six meetings that explore how individuals and families can reduce their carbon footprint. Participants will find out how to make practical plans to reduce carbon consumption in areas such as home energy, travel, and food purchasing, as well as talking about their own personal visions and feelings on a low-carbon future in London. Find out more details about how to join the conversation here.
Sunday, 12 June 2011
Tooting Community Garden
The Tooting Community Garden is underway! We are now calling on volunteers to come and help turn our blank canvas into a beautiful, thriving garden.

What could you add to this? We need your help and ideas! Get in touch with TTT to get involved.
Saturday, 11 June 2011
‘Seasonal Food and Seasonal Wellbeing’
Our monthly ‘First Tuesday’ meeting on 7th June met at Mushkil Aasaan - with many thanks for the use of the hall.
Belinda, Tim & Charles used games and discussion to explore some of the interrelated features of the food we buy and grow – its nutritional value, its availability locally-grown, its ‘carbon footprint’, its degree of government subsidy or supermarket ‘shelf shout’, and food’s relationship with our own wellbeing.
We shared some favourite seasonal recipes, local picnic locations, and ideas for outdoor cooking and eating. We looked at packaging and waste – and linked this to composting, and to the satisfaction of growing our own food.
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