Discussion about a ‘Library of Things’. Would you be interested in borrowing household items such as a drill, a sewing machine or hedgetrimmers? In this session we’ll discuss the feasibility of having a Library (or Libraries) of Things in Chesterfield. All welcome.
Everyone is talking about climate! Be part of the conversation. Join us for small group discussions to explore ideas about how we can reduce our carbon impacts both as individuals and as a community. These fun and interactive sessions will be led by our volunteer facilitators using
Meet in the Queen's Park at the green "superbin" near the cricket practice nets (what3 words:rubble.empty.post).
A discussion about how we explain what Transition Chesterfield does when we talk to others and a chance to consider how we can attract new people.
Upcycling fabric scraps: ideas for re-using fabric scraps and making simple patchwork Join Angie to learn some basic hand stitching techniques to turn your scraps of fabric into new items including making simple patchwork. This is a great way to preserve the memory of a bygone garment
A session facilitated by volunteers to talk about climate change, the impact on our area and what we might do about it. To book go to Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-conversations-tickets-872006664407 or email: membership@transitionchesterfield.org.uk
Last repairs booked in at 12.15pm.
The EcoHub is hosting a pop-up version of our monthly repair café. Got a household or clothing item that needs repairing? Call in and we’ll see if we can fix it for you.
Meet in the Queen's Park at the green "superbin" near the cricket practice nets (what3 words:rubble.empty.post).
The woodland slopes of the Derbyshire Dales have been devastated by ash dieback. An estimated 600,000 ash trees are now infected, which could lead to the loss of special habitats they support. However, an exciting project called LIFE in the Ravines, based in the Peak District's Dale
Join Malcolm to find out how to turn your green garden and food waste into compost. Home composting is better for the environment, reduces waste going to landfill or processing and can save you money. This community workshop is aimed at beginners as well as anyone who
Join us to hear the latest developments across our projects - for further details see the May newsletter.
