Here’s the current list of things we know about that are
happening in the near future. Where
relevant, we’re also listing events a bit further afield that you might be
interested in, too.
If you are aware of other talks, events, workshops or other
community activities in the coming week or so, please do mention them in the
comments. If there’s an event you would like our support in promoting, please
email the details to brynnethnimue (at) gmail (dot) com.
TODAY! STAND
(Severnside Development Against Nuclear Development) – www.nuclearsevernside.co.uk – is
specifically campaigning against the proposed nuke at Oldbury. Wrong
place, wrong technology etc., there is every chance that it can be seen off,
but, of course, we have to keep the door firmly shut. The STAND
roadshow on 1st February is the follow-on to a similar event that
brought Stroud Calling Forest-side. There will be 5 speakers each
speaking for 10-15 mins – health, flooding, latest developments regarding
Horizon, alternatives etc. etc. – and then some music. And stands and
more information on Fukushima Day on March 11th. And I hope a
really good opportunity for people from both sides of the Severn to meet and
catch-up. I hope that you will all be able to come – please let all your
friends, family, groups and connections know. Everyone welcome.
TODAY! 1st February, 10.00 – 4.00, Merrywalks Centre, Stroud
Once again Transition Stroud and Down to Earth will be organising their annual Stroud Potato Day.
Once again Transition Stroud and Down to Earth will be organising their annual Stroud Potato Day.
Amanda Godber from Down to Earth said, “this is such an
exciting time of year with the promise of many a happy hour getting your seed
packets sorted and ready to sow. Now you can buy your selection of seed
potatoes to plant and have a delicious variety on your table throughout the
summer.”
Come and join us at the Merrywalks shopping centre between 10.00 and 4.00 and you might even be able to taste a delicious lemon drizzle cake made with mashed potato.
Come and join us at the Merrywalks shopping centre between 10.00 and 4.00 and you might even be able to taste a delicious lemon drizzle cake made with mashed potato.
You don't need a big garden or allotment to grow potatoes, you can grow them in containers even on a patio or by your back door!
Varieties available will include:
1st Earlies: SWIFT, INTERNATIONAL KIDNEY,
CASABLANCA, ROCKET, ARAN PILOT, COLLEEN
2nd Earlies: CHARLOTTE, KESTREL, NADINA, MARFONA, VIVALDI,
NOVELLA, ORLA
Main: KING EDWARD, DESIREE, PINK FIR APPLE, SARPO
MIRA, ROBINTA
You can read some interesting stories about potatoes as well
as pick up some lovely recipe ideas on the Stroud Potato Day blog.
Your Green Future is being held on Tuesday 4 and Wednesday 5 February at Stratford Park Leisure Centre
in Stroud. This event will see industry thinkers and experts offer advice and
inspiration to over 400 secondary school students from across Gloucestershire
on developing a low carbon, sustainable future.
Any businesses wishing to find out more or schools who may
also wish to attend should call 01452
835076 or email cecilye@severnwye.org.uk
Further information is available at www.yourgreenfuture.org.uk
Monday evening the 17th February 7.15 for 7 30pm at
Open House-Next to "Star Anise" at the bottom of Gloucester St.
Stroud There will be a Public Meeting entitled, "The
increasing power of Corporations , implications for democracy and what can
be done about It" Speakers
will be Nick Dearden -World Development Movement- Gloucestershire Molly
Scott Cato Stroud District Green Party. This is a crucial issue for the
World
Sunday 23rd
February, Cake and Conservation, Westley Farm, Chalford 10am-3pm
Enjoy being outside? Want to learn new skills, have fun and meet like-minded people? Then come along to our conservation taster day to see the kind of conservation work we do. We’ll be cutting and burning scrub to recreate links between two wildflower-rich areas, to encourage more butterflies and surveying for marsh fritillary caterpillars. Westley Farm will be providing a delicious home-cooked lunch. May not be suitable for young children under 8 due to nature of the work, parental discretion advised.
Ellen Winter (Stroud Community Wildlife Officer) writes: "I really hope you'll be able to join me, and please do pass this on to your friends and family, the more the merrier! If you'd like to book on any of these events, simply contact the office on info@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk or 01452 383333. Full details and directions are sent to everyone booked shortly before the event."
Enjoy being outside? Want to learn new skills, have fun and meet like-minded people? Then come along to our conservation taster day to see the kind of conservation work we do. We’ll be cutting and burning scrub to recreate links between two wildflower-rich areas, to encourage more butterflies and surveying for marsh fritillary caterpillars. Westley Farm will be providing a delicious home-cooked lunch. May not be suitable for young children under 8 due to nature of the work, parental discretion advised.
Ellen Winter (Stroud Community Wildlife Officer) writes: "I really hope you'll be able to join me, and please do pass this on to your friends and family, the more the merrier! If you'd like to book on any of these events, simply contact the office on info@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk or 01452 383333. Full details and directions are sent to everyone booked shortly before the event."
Thur 27 Feb Subscription
Rooms Stroud How to Occupy an oil Rig, How to blend in on a march. How to crash a
boardroom meeting. How to avoid becoming romantically attached to an undercover
police officer. That sort of thing. In this playful and provocative show about
protest, you'll learn how to do all of this and more. Funny, surprising, and
not a little sad, How to Occupy an Oil Rig is for everyone who ever wanted to
change anything. And that's everyone. You get to play with plasticine too.
Written by Daniel Bye and the company
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