Why We’ll Never “Tyre” of Up-Cycling in the Garden!
We’re already using tyres to grow potatoes in our community garden. Here are a few of the colourful tyre up-cycling ideas we’ve had to inspire this year’s garden planters…
30 Jan Permablitz Cancelled Due to Bad Weather
Unfortunately we’ve had to cancel our 30 January 2019 permablitz due to the bad weather. Keep an eye on our Events Calendar for the rescheduled date…
The Community Fridge Network Expands in Milton Keynes
Following the success of the Community Fridge in The Bath House in Wolverton another fridge is now open in the south of Milton Keynes…
10 Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Changes for the New Year
Ready to take on a more sustainable lifestyle for 2019? Here are 10 things that will help you to save money, make a difference to your well-being and improve the health of our planet.
Iceland’s ‘Rang-tan’ Advert Hits Home on Palm Oil
Iceland’s banned Rang-tan ad shows the devastating impact of palm oil products on the destruction of rainforests & wildlife. We show you the ad they don’t want you to see and highlight what we can all do to help.
3hrs That Changed How I Think About Food!
The recent Planting Up “Incredible Edibles!” event uncovered some truths about food that have changed how I think about food forever!
Preserving recipe: Mustard Green Kimchi
As presented at Planting Up event: Incredible Edibles! on Sat 27 October 2018, Abigail Stephenson details her adapted Mustard Green Kimchi recipe.
Permablitzes, Corporate Volunteers & Shared Lunches
Our October permablitzes were a huge Planting Up success thanks to volunteers who gave up their Sat morning and a whole day out of work from Network Rail. Look what we managed to achieve…
How Trees Secretly Talk to Each Other
See how trees “talk” to each other by forming underground symbiotic relationships with fungi to relay stress signals and share resources with one another.
Storm Callum Moves Sun 14 Oct Permablitz to Sat 20th Oct
The permablitz we had planned for Sun 14 Oct is being cancelled due to Storm Callum. We’re moving it to Saturday 20 October when sunnier times are forecast.