Introduction to Permaculture
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An introduction to the principles and practice of
Set on a permaculture farm in the beautiful Forest of Dean the course will be relevant to rural and urban dwellers.
Workshops, talks, nature observation walk, slide shows and practical demonstrations.
Common sense ideas and inspiration towards a sustainable future
Cost
email bristol_permaculture@yahoo.co.uk or call 0117 9027913
Introduction to Permaculture
at Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens HQ, Hereford St, Bristol
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th August 2007
An introduction to the principles and practice of Permaculture.
Workshops, talks, nature observation walk, slide shows and practical demonstrations.
Common sense ideas and inspiration towards a sustainable future
Cost £65 including accomodation and food. Concessions available
email bristol_permaculture@yahoo.co.uk or call 0117 9027913
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| Every Thursday | 6.30pm | St Werberghs City Farm | Craft group | Simon flatcapfury@yahoo.co.uk |
| Last Friday of every month | 6.30pm | Arnolfini | Critical Mass bike ride http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_Mass . Starts on 26th January 2007 | |
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
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!!<center>A day of workshops, talks, practical skills, good food and fun<br></center>
!!<center>Entry £6 Good food provided for £3 for each meal or £5 for both<br></center>
!Guest speakers including
!!!Maddy Harland - editor of Permaculture Magazine on staying sane in a changing world'
!!!Worm composting
!!!Wild food and tree walk
!!!Screening of Power of Community - Cuba's response to peak oil
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!!!Please try and arrive at 9.30 to be there for the opening welcome meeting. Food will be provided by Kebele Kulture Project. Please bring a bowl, cutlery and mug]]>
| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| Sunday 26th November | 9.30-18.30, party until 11.30 | St. Werberghs Community Centre, Horley Road | BPG Day Sk
chool and SW Convergence | See DaySkool
home page for full details |
| Friday 22nd December | 5.30-9pm | St. Werberghs Community Centre, Horley Road | Community Yule Celebration<br> Alternative/subverted carols, and a chance to network. The idea is to have stalls there for as many local campaigning groups as possible, as we will be advertising this widely as a thoughtful alternative to consumer madness. Kebele will be providing festive vegan food. There will also be DIY mulled wine ( bring a bottle). <br/>Admission is free, but we are asking for donations.| |]]>
| Last Friday of every month | 6.30pm | Arnolfini | Critical Mass bike ride http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_Mass . Starts on 26th January 2007 | |
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
!! Events
| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm-ish | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
| Sunday 11th June | 1-4pm | Glenfrome Primary School,<br/>Cottisford Road,<br/>Eastville | We need lots of you lovely people to come to the first ever community workday in the school garden.<br/>What? a bit of mulching 'n' munching cake, planting, tidying etc.<br/>Why? 'cos it's the school's summer fair on Saturday 17th June (please come then as well, and donate/buy plants - it all helps keep the garden growing...), and we want it to look gorgeous & inspiring & stuff like that, and we've been too distracted & busy putting in the new pond with the kids to get it sorted before now!<br/>(It'll help if you can bring some tools etc. Also, we may not be able to access the school building - if not, no toilet/shelter, but i'm sure we'll be able to improvise somehow...) | Sally Woods sally@woods135.fsnet.co.uk |
| Saturday 10th + Sunday 11th June | 10.30am start | boiling wells (through the tunnel from St Werberghs Farm) | The youth project at boiling wells is hoping to create an open air perfomance space (think Minack Theatre..?) Unfortunately there's a motley collection of derelict pig sheds there at the mo.<br/>A group of us are going to demolish them and you are all welcome to come and join in or make tea at your own risk (I meant the demolishing is at your own risk but tea making has its dangers as well).<br/>You don't have to be handy with a sledge hammer, just interested and smiley.<br/> There will be food and drink (but of course bring some more if you can) and who knows what saturday evening might bring!<br/>You will need to bring old clothes, strong protective footwear, gloves and if you have them, sledge hammers, barrows, crow bars, mars bars and muscle. | They need to know how many people to expect so please let Steve or Tara know if you are coming!<br/>meekydotcom@yahoo.com |
| Wednesday 14th June | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day.<br/>Further note from Sarah:<br/>Hi folks<br/>Am looking to put together a programme of green talks, walks and workshops at St Werburghs City Farm in September/October. Would like to get a leaflet for the Farm fair on 8th July. If you could do a talk or lead a walk or teach practical skills please let me know. Any permaculture, gardening, wildlife, arts, crafts, food or health related subject would be great. We are trying to get some funding so tutors should be paid a small fee.<br/>Get in touch.<br/>Cheers<br/>Sarah | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |
| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| Sunday 26th November | 9.30-18.30, party until 11.30 | St. Werberghs Community Centre, Horley Road | BPG DaySkool and SW Convergence | See DaySkool for full details |
| Friday 22nd December | 5.30-9pm | St. Werberghs Community Centre, Horley Road | Community Yule Celebration<br> Alternative/subverted carols, and a chance to network. The idea is to have stalls there for as many local campaigning groups as possible, as we will be advertising this widely as a thoughtful alternative to consumer madness. Kebele will be providing festive vegan food. There will also be DIY mulled wine ( bring a bottle). <br/>Admission is free, but we are asking for donations.| |]]>
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]]>!!!Nicky Scott - author of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle on community composting.
!!Plus talks and workshops on
!!!Natural cleaning
!!!Sock darning for a sustainable future
!!!Green woodworking
!!!Willow hurdle making
!!!Urban community permaculture
!!!Conflict resolution
!!!Local food links
!!!Worm composting
!!!Wild food and tree walk
!!!Screening of Power of Community - Cuba's response to peak oil
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!!Maddy Harland - editor of Permaculture Magazine
!!!On staying sane in a changing world
!!Paul Mobbs - author of Energy Beyond Oil
!!!on sensible responses to Peak Oil
!!Dr Chris Johnstone - author of Find Your Power
!!!on finding your personal power to work towards change
!!!Maddy Harland - editor of Permaculture Magazine on staying sane in a changing world'
!!!Paul Mobbs - author of Energy Beyond Oil on calm rational responses to Peak Oil.
!!!Dr Chris Johnstone - author of Find Your Power on acting positively for change
!!!Nicky Scott - author of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle on community composting.]]>
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| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day.<br/>Further note from Sarah:<br/>Hi folks<br/>Am looking to put together a programme of green talks, walks and workshops at St Werburghs City Farm in September/October. Would like to get a leaflet for the Farm fair on 8th July. If you could do a talk or lead a walk or teach practical skills please let me know. Any permaculture, gardening, wildlife, arts, crafts, food or health related subject would be great. We are trying to get some funding so tutors should be paid a small fee.<br/>Get in touch.<br/>Cheers<br/>Sarah | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |]]>
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm-ish | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 3rd June | 1-4pm | St. Werberghs City Farm | Planting, Planting and yet more Creative Planting!!!<br/>* Come along to help plant out the billions of plants which have been raised to go in decorative containers ready for the St Werbs City Farm Festival.<br/>* Bring more things to plant into - old shoes and tin cans, or anything else which catches your eye! These plants need a home, oh yes indeedy.<br/>Lots of fun to be had by all, planting things in planters, plus the irresistable lure of a drink at Farm Pub afterwards for all those needing to reward themselves for all the planting. There will be planting of plants, and no mistake. | Simon |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Sunday 11th June | 1-4pm | Glenfrome Primary School,<br/>Cottisford Road,<br/>Eastville | We need lots of you lovely people to come to the first ever community workday in the school garden.<br/>What? a bit of mulching 'n' munching cake, planting, tidying etc.<br/>Why? 'cos it's the school's summer fair on Saturday 17th June (please come then as well, and donate/buy plants - it all helps keep the garden growing...), and we want it to look gorgeous & inspiring & stuff like that, and we've been too distracted & busy putting in the new pond with the kids to get it sorted before now!<br/>(It'll help if you can bring some tools etc. Also, we may not be able to access the school building - if not, no toilet/shelter, but i'm sure we'll be able to improvise somehow...) | Sally Woods sally@woods135.fsnet.co.uk |
| Saturday 10th + Sunday 11th June | 10.30am start | boiling wells (through the tunnel from St Werberghs Farm) | The youth project at boiling wells is hoping to create an open air perfomance space (think Minack Theatre..?) Unfortunately there's a motley collection of derelict pig sheds there at the mo.<br/>A group of us are going to demolish them and you are all welcome to come and join in or make tea at your own risk (I meant the demolishing is at your own risk but tea making has its dangers as well).<br/>You don't have to be handy with a sledge hammer, just interested and smiley.<br/> There will be food and drink (but of course bring some more if you can) and who knows what saturday evening might bring!<br/>You will need to bring old clothes, strong protective footwear, gloves and if you have them, sledge hammers, barrows, crow bars, mars bars and muscle. | They need to know how many people to expect so please let Steve or Tara know if you are coming!<br/>meekydotcom@yahoo.com |
| Wednesday 14th June | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |]]>
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm-ish | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
| ThSatursday 1st3rd June | 7.30pm – 101-4pm | Castle GreenSt. Werberghs Church Hall,<br/>Eastonity Farm | Willow weavPlanting, Planting workshop 2.<br/>* Learnand yet more about the use of wild mCreaterial ive Pland basketry willow.ting!!!<br/>* Weav Come a nest ball – fill with special objectslong to help plang indoors ort outsi the billions of plants which have been raised to go in decorative containers ready for the St Werbs City Farm Festival.<br/>* Weav Bring more a gardenthings to plant hinto - older – shoes also ideal fornd tin candls, or anything else which catches your eye! These plants need a home, oh yes indeedy.<br/>£9 / £7 concLots of fun to be had by all, planting things inc. ma planterials, plus and hotthe irresistable lure of a drinks. | at Farm Pub afterwards for moall those needing to reward themselves for all the planting. There will be plantinfog of plants, and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913 / 07792955614 <br/>bethanno mistagg@yahoo.co.ukke. | Simon |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 10th + Sunday 11th June | 10.30am start | boiling wells (through the tunnel from St Werberghs Farm) | The youth project at boiling wells is hoping to create an open air perfomance space (think Minack Theatre..?) Unfortunately there's a motley collection of derelict pig sheds there at the mo.<br/>A group of us are going to demolish them and you are all welcome to come and join in or make tea at your own risk (I meant the demolishing is at your own risk but tea making has its dangers as well).<br/>You don't have to be handy with a sledge hammer, just interested and smiley.<br/> There will be food and drink (but of course bring some more if you can) and who knows what saturday evening might bring!<br/>You will need to bring old clothes, strong protective footwear, gloves and if you have them, sledge hammers, barrows, crow bars, mars bars and muscle. | They need to know how many people to expect so please let Steve or Tara know if you are coming!<br/>meekydotcom@yahoo.com |
| either| Wednesday 14th or Thurs 15th June | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |]]>
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| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm-ish | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 1st Junetbc<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Eastontbc | Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild material and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside3.<br/>* Weave a garden pliant holder – also ideal forspinning candlesorn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913 / /07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd1st June | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm areaEaston | HerbWillow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild materialk and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside.<br/>* Weave a garden plant holder – also ideal for candles.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the£9 / £7 cafe, then wander along local pathcs identifying wild plantnc. materials and talking abouhot their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to usdring plantks. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally f| For over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be awamore about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths),info and so wear appropriate fbootwear. | Julia Greekings, contact Bethan 9248133Stagg<br/>Sue RedfernTel. 0117 9538198027913 / 07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 10th + Sunday 11th June | 10.30am start | boiling wells (through the tunnel from St Werberghs Farm) | The youth project at boiling wells is hoping to create an open air perfomance space (think Minack Theatre..?) Unfortunately there's a motley collection of derelict pig sheds there at the mo.<br/>A group of us are going to demolish them and you are all welcome to come and join in or make tea at your own risk (I meant the demolishing is at your own risk but tea making has its dangers as well).<br/>You don't have to be handy with a sledge hammer, just interested and smiley.<br/> There will be food and drink (but of course bring some more if you can) and who knows what saturday evening might bring!<br/>You will need to bring old clothes, strong protective footwear, gloves and if you have them, sledge hammers, barrows, crow bars, mars bars and muscle. | They need to know how many people to expect so please let Steve or Tara know if you are coming!<br/>meekydotcom@yahoo.com |
| either Wednesday 14th or Thurs 15th June | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |]]>
| Saturday 20th May | 10am-1pm | Cotham Parish Church, top of St. Michael's Hill | Plant sale | Fran's ma |
| Saturday 20th May | 2-4pm | Stapleton Rd Community Garden Centre, near to the east platform of Stapleton Rd station and behind the sugar loaf pub on St Marks Rd (will be signposted). There will be a gazebo for cover | Plant swap. Designed to bring growers from all over Bristol together to swap plants (seedlings / cuttings / flowers / veg / trees etc etc) and share advice. The event is also to raise awareness and interest in the Stapleton Rd Community Garden Centre project. The event will incorporate a treasure hunt for kiddies and consultation of the local community re the community garden centre. | Sam |
| Wednesday 24th May | 6pm-9pm | Easton Community Centre Gardens | Garden of Easton Picnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe @yahoogroups.com |
| Thursday 25th May<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 1.<br/>* Intro to harvesting colourful weaving material from the wild.<br/>* Weave a ‘cocoon’ basket in colourful willow, wild lime, silver birch, dogwood and even bramble – stunning plant holder or handy hold-all.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 1st June. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,1st June<br/>T | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Chursday 22nd Junech Hall,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am Easton 20th May, 7pm o| Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about ther d use of wild mates | St.rial and basketry willow.<br/>* Werberghs City Farmave area | Herb w nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside.<br/>* Weave a garden plant holder – also ideal for candles.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be awaree about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy palso 25ths), May. | For more info and so wear appropriate fbootwear. | Julia Greekings, contact Bethan 9248133Stagg<br/>Sue RedfernTel. 0117 9538198027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Second Tuesday of every month | 5.30-7pm-ish | The Garden on the Corner, Easton Community Centre | Maintenance session at the garden formerly known as the 'cultural garden', on the corner of the cycle path behind Easton Community Centre.<br/>Drop by, have a chat, bring a trowel, bring some wine ...... | Fred<br/>fredmillerworm@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 1st June<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild material and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside.<br/>* Weave a garden plant holder – also ideal for candles.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913 / 07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| tbc<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | tbc | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 7pm | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 10th + Sunday 11th June | 10.30am start | boiling wells (through the tunnel from St Werberghs Farm) | The youth project at boiling wells is hoping to create an open air perfomance space (think Minack Theatre..?) Unfortunately there's a motley collection of derelict pig sheds there at the mo.<br/>A group of us are going to demolish them and you are all welcome to come and join in or make tea at your own risk (I meant the demolishing is at your own risk but tea making has its dangers as well).<br/>You don't have to be handy with a sledge hammer, just interested and smiley.<br/> There will be food and drink (but of course bring some more if you can) and who knows what saturday evening might bring!<br/>You will need to bring old clothes, strong protective footwear, gloves and if you have them, sledge hammers, barrows, crow bars, mars bars and muscle. | They need to know how many people to expect so please let Steve or Tara know if you are coming!<br/>meekydotcom@yahoo.com |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |]]>
| Saturday 29th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting perennials | Fred |
| Monday 1st May | 3pm-dusk | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site, past the city farm - carry on down Mina Rd and turn right through the tunnel. | May day celebration! Come down to celebrate the grand opening of the newly finished barn and enjoy maypole dancing, games, storytelling, singing, morris dancing, ceilidh, tree wishes, fire sculpture, hot and cold cider, hog roast, pancakes, vege tapas, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would like to lend a hand, please call 0117 9428241 and leave a message. |
| MonWednesday 1st24th May | 12noon-56pm-9pm | Packers Field | Fun Day, also Spring Clean from 9.30am.<br/>So far the things that have been confirmed for the day are a Food & Drinks Stall (Kebele), a football Eastournamn Community Cent, softball, and two bands.re Gardens | Fun day queries or offersGarden of additiEastonal events, Andrew and Kevin:<br/>Andrew.J.Smith@nbt.nhs.uk<br/>kev Picious@hotmail.com<br/>Spring clean (the more volunteers the better), Louise: louthebus@hotmail.comnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe @yahoogroups.com |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 1.<br/>* Intro to harvesting colourful weaving material from the wild.<br/>* Weave a ‘cocoon’ basket in coloThurful willow, wild lime, silver birch, dogwood asday 22nd even bramble – stJunning plant holder or handy hold-all.e,<br/>£9 / £7 cThursday 20th July | 10am oncs inc. m 20th May, 7pm other daterials and hot drin| St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>See also 1st June. | For more infoue and booJulia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talkings, co about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentact Bethan Slly sustagg<br/>Telinable approaches to using plants. 0117Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9027924813/07792955614 3<br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.ukSue Redfern 9538198 |
| Thursday 1st Junetbc<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Eastontbc | Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild material and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside3.<br/>* Weave a garden pliant holder – also ideal forspinning candlesorn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 25th May. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 3rd8th Junely | | @BristolSt. Werberghs City Farm | Bristol Festival of NatureSt. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/> LetTalented crafty types needed to run workshops; also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 20th May | 10am-1pm | Cotham Parish Church, top of St. Michael's Hill | Plant sale | Fran's ma |
| Saturday 20th May | 2-4pm | Stapleton Rd Community Garden Centre, near to the east platform of Stapleton Rd station and behind the sugar loaf pub on St Marks Rd (will be signposted). There will be a gazebo for cover | Plant swap. Designed to bring growers from all over Bristol together to swap plants (seedlings / cuttings / flowers / veg / trees etc etc) and share advice. The event is also to raise awareness and interest in the Stapleton Rd Community Garden Centre project. The event will incorporate a treasure hunt for kiddies and consultation of the local community re the community garden centre. | Sam |
| Wednesday 24th May | 6pm-9pm | Easton Community Centre Gardens | Garden of Easton Picnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe @yahoogroups.com |
| Thursday 25th May<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 1.<br/>* Intro to harvesting colourful weaving material from the wild.<br/>* Weave a ‘cocoon’ basket in colourful willow, wild lime, silver birch, dogwood and even bramble – stunning plant holder or handy hold-all.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 1st June. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,<br/>Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am on 20th May, 7pm other dates | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Thursday 1st June<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild material and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside.<br/>* Weave a garden plant holder – also ideal for candles.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 25th May. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| tbc<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | tbc | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>If you can run workshops for kids or adults in art, crafts, juggling, storytelling, health or anything else interesting we are looking for volunteers to help make the St werburghs Summer Fair the best ever. We have had very little funding this year so we're relying on creative big-hearted types to come and help out. Its always a brilliant day and money raised goes towards keeping the Farm running and the chickens happy. Workshops of any length (from an hour upwards) would be very welcome. Also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Gail farmsummerfair@yahoo.co.uk |]]>
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| Wednesday 24th May | 6pm-9pm | Easton Community Centre Gardens | Garden of Easton Picnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe @yahoogroups.com |
| Thursday 25th May<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 1.<br/>* Intro to harvesting colourful weaving material from the wild.<br/>* Weave a ‘cocoon’ basket in colourful willow, wild lime, silver birch, dogwood and even bramble – stunning plant holder or handy hold-all.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 1st June. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,<br/>Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am on 20th May, 7pm other dates | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Thursday 1st June<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | Castle Green Church Hall,<br/>Easton | Willow weaving workshop 2.<br/>* Learn more about the use of wild material and basketry willow.<br/>* Weave a nest ball – fill with special objects to hang indoors or outside.<br/>* Weave a garden plant holder – also ideal for candles.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks.<br/>See also 25th May. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| tbc<br/> | 7.30pm – 10pm | tbc | Willow weaving workshop 3.<br/>* Weave a giant spinning corn dolly spiral.<br/>* Weave a 'fruit platter' basket.<br/>£9 / £7 concs inc. materials and hot drinks. | For more info and bookings, contact Bethan Stagg<br/>Tel. 0117 9027913/07792955614 <br/>bethanstagg@yahoo.co.uk |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>Talented crafty types needed to run workshops; also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Sarah |]]>
| Saturday 29th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting perennials | Fred |
| MonWednesday 1st24th May | 36pm-9pm | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site | May day celebratiEaston! Come down to enjoy maypole dancing, storytelling, cider, hog roast, vege tapas, singing, and, to top munit ally Centre Gardens | Garden off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, ple Ease bring muston Picalnic.<br/>There’ll be some room instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would likide to lend a o in case it rains...<br/>Emphandsis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please catell 0117 9428241 afriend ls. | garden_of_eave a message.ston-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
| Monday 1st May | 3pm-dusk | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site, past the city farm - carry on down Mina Rd and turn right through the tunnel. | May day celebration! Come down to celebrate the grand opening of the newly finished barn and enjoy maypole dancing, games, storytelling, singing, morris dancing, ceilidh, tree wishes, fire sculpture, hot and cold cider, hog roast, pancakes, vege tapas, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would like to lend a hand, please call 0117 9428241 and leave a message. |
| Monday 1st May | 12noon-5pm | Packers Field | Fun Day, also Spring Clean from 9.30am.<br/>So far the things that have been confirmed for the day are a Food & Drinks Stall (Kebele), a football tournament, softball, and two bands. | Fun day queries or offers of additional events, Andrew and Kevin:<br/>Andrew.J.Smith@nbt.nhs.uk<br/>kevicious@hotmail.com<br/>Spring clean (the more volunteers the better), Louise: louthebus@hotmail.com.<br/> |
| Wednesday 24th May | 6pm-9pm | Easton Community Centre Gardens | Garden of Easton Picnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe @yahoogroups.com |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,<br/>Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am on 20th May, 7pm other dates | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/festival.php |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair | The Farm on 9428241 |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/ festival.php |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair.<br/>Talented crafty types needed to run workshops; also seeking stewards for the day. | The Farm on 9428241, or email Sarah |]]>
| WednesSaturday 1229th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting shrubperennials | Fred |
| Saturday 29th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting perennials | Fred |
| Monday 1st May | 3pm | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site | May day celebration! Come down to enjoy maypole dancing, storytelling, cider, hog roast, vege tapas, singing, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would like to lend a hand, please call 0117 9428241 and leave a message. |
| Wednesday 24th May | 6pm-9pm | Easton Community Centre Gardens | Garden of Easton Picnic.<br/>There’ll be some room inside too in case it rains...<br/>Emphasis on FOOD!<br/>Everyone welcome, please tell friends. | garden_of_easton-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,<br/>Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am on 20th May, 7pm other dates | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 3rd June | | @Bristol | Bristol Festival of Nature. <br/> Let Sarah know if you'd like to do a BPG stall. | http://www.festivalofnature.org/festival.php |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair | The Farm on 9428241 |]]>
| Saturday 8/4/06 | 10am - 4| Monday 1/5/06 | 3pm | St Werberghs Community Centre | Loads of green events, includFarm's Boiling a permaculture talk by our Wells site | May day celebration! Come down Sarah Pugh | http://www.stwerburghs.org.uk/to enjoy maypole dancing, storytelling, cider, hog roast, vege tapas, singing, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more info/crmationtact.htm or if you would like to lend a hand, please call |0117 9428241 and leave a message. |
| Wednesday 12th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting shrubs | Fred |
| Saturday 29th April | 12 noon | Doorstep Green,<br/>Clifton Place,<br/>Stapleton Road | Planting perennials | Fred |
| Monday 1st May | 3pm | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site | May day celebration! Come down to enjoy maypole dancing, storytelling, cider, hog roast, vege tapas, singing, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would like to lend a hand, please call 0117 9428241 and leave a message. |
| Saturday 20th May,<br/>Thursday 25th May,<br/>Thursday 22nd June,<br/>Thursday 20th July | 10am on 20th May, 7pm other dates | St. Werberghs City Farm area | Herb walks.<br/>Sue and Julia plan to meet outside the cafe, then wander along local paths identifying wild plants and talking about their medicinal and folk uses. They like to emphasise safe and environmentally sustainable approaches to using plants. Both of them are members of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and have been in practise locally for over 18 years, so have lots of experience to share. People need to be aware about accessibility (rough, narrow, muddy paths), and so wear appropriate footwear. | Julia Green 9248133<br/>Sue Redfern 9538198 |
| Saturday 8th July | | St. Werberghs City Farm | St. Werberghs Summer Fair | The Farm on 9428241 |]]>
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That's enough I want to go home now.]]>
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at St Werburghs City Farm, Boiling Wells Barn
!!Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th May 2006
An introduction to the principles and practice of Permaculture
Workshops, talks, nature observation walk, slide shows and practical demonstrations.
Common sense ideas and inspiration towards a sustainable future]]>
!Introduction to Permaculture
at St Werburghs City Farm, Boiling Wells Barn
!Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th May 2006
An introduction to the principles and practice of Permaculture
Workshops, talks, nature observation walk, slide shows and practical demonstrations.
Common sense ideas and inspiration towards a sustainable future]]>
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An RSS feed for the Bristol Permaculture Group wiki is available at http://bristolpermaculture.pbwiki.com/rss2.php]]>
In a quest to reduce our ecological footprint, we share skills, ideas, resources and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.
* %5BLocal Projects%5D
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| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| Saturday 08/0| Saturday 8/4/06 | 10am - 4pm | St Werberghs Community Centre | Loads of green events, including a permaculture talk by our own Sarah Pugh | http://www.stwerburghs.org.uk/info/contact.html |
| Monday 1/5/06 | 3pm | St Werberghs City Farm's Boiling Wells site | May day celebration! Come down to enjoy maypole dancing, storytelling, cider, hog roast, vege tapas, singing, and, to top it all off, Bat the Rat. If you've got'em, please bring musical instruments and friends.... £2 and yer in. | For more information or if you would like to lend a hand, please call 0117 9428241 and leave a message. |]]>
| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| 13/04/06 | 11am | %5BGordon Rd| Saturday 08/04/06 | 10am - 4pm | St Werberghs Community Allotment%5D | This is an example event |Centre | Loads of green events, including a permaculture talk by our own Sarah 07777 777777Pugh | http://www.stwerburghs.org.uk/info/contact.html |]]>
<img src=/f/ This picture has now been removed as Sarah was offended. Sorry Sarah, I do thepugh.jpg>ink you're lovely and great. It was just meant to be a bit of fun.
I hope she doesn't find any embarassing ones of me to put up here, that would be terrible... %5BBen Green%5D]]>
!!The BPG is a network of people around the city involved in a wide range of Permaculture activities.
In a quest to reduce our ecological footprint, we share skills, ideas, resources and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.]]>
| **Date** | **Time** | **Where** | **Description** | **Contact** |
| 13/04/06 | 11am | %5BGordon Roa| 13/04/06 | 11am | %5BGordon Rd Community Allotment%5D | This is an example event | Sarah 07777 777777 |]]>
In a quest to reduce our ecological footprintIn a quest to reduce our ecological footprint, we share skills, ideas, resources and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.
For more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or %5Bhttp://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html | the indymedia permaculture page%5D.
If you are interested in contributing to theIf you are interested in contributing to a wiki about permaculture on an international level, then see this excellent %5Bhttp://permaculture.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page | new project%5D. This wiki will have all it's content freely available and reproducible under an open license.
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If you are interested in contributing to the a wiki about permaculture on an international level, then see this excellent %5Bhttp://permaculture.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page | new project%5D. This wiki will have all it's content freely available and reproducible under an open license.
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If you are interested in contributing to the a wiki about permaculture on an international level, then see this excellent %5Bhttp://permaculture.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page | new project%5D. This wiki will have all it's content freely available and reproducible under an open license.
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There are work days on Thursday from 11a.m.
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In a quest to reduce our ecological footprint we share skills, ideas, resources and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.
for more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html!!
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!!The BPG is a network of people around the city involved in a wide range of Permaculture activities. We run coursIn a quest to reduce our ecological footprint we share skills, ideas, resources and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.
for more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html!!
* %5BLocal Projects%5D]]>
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for more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html
!!%5BLocal Projects%5D for information on what's going on and how you can get involved]]>
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Community Orchard in Redland
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In a quest to reduce our ecological footprint we share skills, ideas, resources and work.
for more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html]]>
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!!The BPG is a network of people around the city involved in a wide range of Permaculture activities. We run courses and workshops, have workdays on projects, swap plants and seeds and occasionally get together for a pint.
In a quest to reduce our ecological footprint we share skills, ideas, resources and work.
for more information about Permaculture visit http://www.permaculture.org.uk or http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/02/334523.html
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Community Orchard in Redland
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