FREE Energy Saving Seminar at TAAG – Tues 16th 10am
FREE Energy Saving Seminar
You are invited to a FREE fun seminar about energy saving at the TAAG Centre, 4/5 Northumberland Place, Teignmouth TQ14 8DD at 10 for 10:30am on Tuesday December 16th.
These seminars are organised by Advice Teignbridge in conjunction with the Citizens Advice Bureau and could save those attending money on their fuel bills this winter. By attending this seminar you will also help TRAIL raise funds for their next year’s TRAIL Sculpture event as they get £100 for their funds form organising the seminar.
If you are able to come along TAAG still have some room and you too could benefit from the advice.
You are welcome to just turn up on the morning but if you could let them know that you will be there it would help them to know how many are coming.
Just email info@teignmoutharts.org to confirm.
Many thanks
Hope that you can come and support the event and TRAIL.
Advice Teignbridge can be contacted at www.adviceteignbridge.org. uk
Community Potato Bake, Eastcliff Park: Sun 30th Nov from midday
Centralised heating for Exeter
Plans to be unveiled for district heating in Exeter
There is a rare chance to get inside information on the work of the Exeter and East Devon Low Carbon Task Force (LCTF) – most notably plans for a centralised district heating system – next Tuesday 11th November.
The plans involve an integrated heating system that could pump heat directly into homes and businesses via a centralised network of pipes.
The LCTF’s chair John Rigby will give a presentation at an event organised by Exeter Community Energy (ECOE) at the Meeting Room of Stephens Scown Solicitors, Curzon House, Southernhay at 6:45. There’ll then be an open forum to explore the significance of these plans and how the community can work with the LCTF to address energy challenges at a local level.
Attendance is free and everyone is welcome. Tea, coffee and nibbles will be available.
Contact ECOE on info@ecoe.org.uk for more information or visit http://www.ecoe.org.uk/newsevents/ecoe-autumn-events/.
Soil Association Seed Survey
Not easy to say!
The Soil Association are conducting a survey to determine how well different varieties of plant develop from seed in different areas. Details below:
How much growing success have you had with your seeds this year? Here at the Soil Association we are hoping to tap into your local knowledge to gather information on how different varieties of seeds perform in different parts of the country – our vision is to build an interactive map which will allow you to find the best seed varieties to grow in your area. I’ve put together an easy-to-use Seed Survey for amateur growers on our website, and we’d love it if you could take part and feedback on the highs and lows of your growing this year. Take a look and complete the survey here.
‘Fruit sharing’ scheme for Teignmouth?
Have you ever had a glut of fruit? Have you ever wondered how on earth you’ll find time to pick it all? Have you ever asked yourself: Now who can I give some plums to… ?
Wouldn’t it be great if there were a team of volunteers to pick your surplus fruit and re-home it, either turning it into chutneys and jams for sale, or maybe donating it to local charities.
I’m interested in setting up a ‘fruit-sharing’ scheme in Teignmouth, under the umbrella of TET but, first things first, I need to establish whether those of you with fruit trees (anything from one tree upwards) would be interested in donating all or some of your autumn crop in future years.
What’s in it for you? Well, your fruit would be harvested at the right time, avoiding those piles of mushy apples that tend to accumulate and fester, saving you time and making your garden rather neater than it might otherwise be. And, more importantly, the fruit would actually get used, rather than wasted.
Please contact me through this website or email info@teigntransition.org.uk if you think you would be interested in a scheme of this sort in future years.
Liz




