Transition Town Westcliff is supporting local groups and projects leading our locality to a greater resilience. Check here about the community allotment and have a read below.
Christmas is behind us, we’ve welcomed the New Year, and our sights are now set on our WEN programme for the coming year.
We’ve started our Growing Your Own Food project at the Manchester Drive allotments, Leigh on Sea, so the main part of our first meeting for 2009 will be taken up with the showing of a dvd ‘The Allotment’ which demonstrates the benefits and fun of growing your own organic fruit and veg alongside other members of your local community. Even if you only have a small veggie patch you will be sure to find lots of useful tips.
We’ll also have a short ideas session starting at 7.30 pm because ….
- We need to get cracking with planning our Earth Day 2009
- We hope to have a ‘make your own cosmetics & toiletries’ evening soon
- Will we be marking ‘Real Nappy Week’ this year?
If you’d like to be involved in planning any of our 2009 WEN events or if you just want to come along to hear about the allotment, to see the dvd (starting soon after 8 pm) and meet up with our local WEN group you will be very welcome.
We meet this coming Thursday, January 15th, at 7. 30 at Fresh Horizons, Ditton Court Road, Westcliff (very close to Westcliff Station) – look forward to seeing you there!
For more info contact Eileen 01268 752264 or Carol 01702 342148
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