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Please register your interest if you would like to take part. This helps us ensure there is enough equipment available for everyone. Of course, you can bring your own gloves and pickers if you wish.
As part of the Green Festival held at Royston Museum on 13th June, we will again be holding a plant/gardening swap. Simply bring any unwanted but good condition planters, pots, tools (not sharp ones), seeds or plants. You can take away something of your choice in return, no donation necessary.
We will also have seed planting in crafted/repurposed plant pots.
So excited to be working with the Royston Museum again and looking forward to an amazing Green Festival in Great Big Green Week.
This event is an opportunity to come together as a community to better understand the challenges facing our world today, and to reflect on what they mean for us locally and personally. The briefing will be followed by an open, friendly discussion, where everyone is welcome to share thoughts, ask questions, and listen to different perspectives.
Whether climate change is something you feel strongly about, are curious to learn more about, or are still forming your views on, we encourage you to come with an open mind. These conversations matter not just globally, but for how we care for our neighbours, our environment, and future generations.
All are welcome, please invite friends, family, and neighbours. The event is free to attend.
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Please join us on Saturday 11th July, 12 noon - 2 pm in Priory Memorial Gardens to celebrate/highlight Plastic Free July.
Bring your own picnic and please ensure you use only reusable containers/wrapping etc. Some tips on how to do this can be found here: For even more brownie points, shop local for your picnic treats.
We hope to provide garden games and a simple "treasure hunt".
We are unable to provide formal first aid cover for this event so please note that, as always, you are fully responsible for your own safety and that of your family and friends. Children should be accompanied by their adults.
Royston Environmental Group held its first SWISH event at the Old Bull Inn.
What is a SWISH? It’s a cloths swapping event. Drop off unwanted items and find something that you like.
What could I bring? Adult and children’s clothes, shoes, handbags, scarves, hats, belts,accessories, etc that are clean and in good condition
How much could I take? As much as you and your household can use, even if you don’t have anything to swap. Items taken are not for resale.
Michael Wright
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