News & Events
Future of Food Film Showing 7pm Sunday 17th October at William Westley School Hall. Free Admission - All Welcome!
10 Oct 2010 21:24
Story of Stuff Film Showing 7pm Sunday 19th September at 24 Church Close. Free Admission - All Welcome!
03 Sep 2010 14:01
Population, Energy & Arithmetic Film Screening 7pm on Sunday 22nd August at 24 Church Close. Free Admission. All Welcome but space limited!
14 Jul 2010 16:45
The Power of Community Film Screening 7pm on Sunday 4th July in the WW School Hall. Free Admission. All Welcome!
12 Jun 2010 13:53
Energy Monitor Loan Scheme Official Launch! 2pm on Saturday 5th June in the side room of the Parish Church... All Welcome!
20 May 2010 10:28
Welcome!
Sustainable Whittlesford is a bunch of local people interested in ideas and practical initiatives for re-localisation and sustainable living. You can find out more about us here. Below is some of the stuff we are currently up to!
Introducing WiLF! Whittlesford Local Food
Grown too much of your own? Want to eat more local food? Then tell us! Our aim over the next couple of months is to connect people that have a surplus of local produce with people who would like to help them eat it. The goal is to reduce waste and food miles. Why bring food from far away when we have already grown it here? Click here to find out more.
Energy Monitor Loan Scheme
The aim of our first initiative is to help people save electricity, money and reduce their carbon footprint. The scheme's official launch on the 5th June was a terrific success and it is now most definately underway. Click here to find out more.
Essential Viewing Film Season
Released in 2004, the award winning and influential film The Future of Food explores key issues around the industrialisation of agriculture and the genetic engineering. Click here to find out about this and the other films we hope to show.
Coming Soon…
Solar Energy Open Day
If you were considering investing in Solar energy for your home then this is your opportunity to find out more about it from independent local people. A handfull of Whittlesford residents who have had renewable energy systems installed in their homes have kindly agreed to show them off. More details soon so watch this space!
