Fashion Revolution week is the anniversary of the collapse of The Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh 11years ago where many got killed and maimed making cheap fast fashion for us to consume. We buy more clothes than ever before and we produce even more than that. This excess ends up in land fill or shipped of to poorer countries to create clothes mountains with material and textiles too poorly made to be useful in any way
As the school's new academic year begins we wanted to say a very big thank you to those individuals and organisations who make the work of the Edible Gardens Project possible. Of course our volunteers, gardeners, partners and the schools themselves are vital but without the funding we wouldn't have been able to continue for nearly 10 years and it's what makes this project so special.
Weekly Film showing with delicious vegetarian curry.
A Food Security Plan for Bridport was commissioned by Bridport Town Council as part of their Climate Emergency Action Plan, and sponsored by AONB and Land Workers Alliance.
Homes around Dorset open for a day, to showcase sustainable living, PVs and batteries, Heat pumps and extra insulation. Start here to prepare for winter.
The Great Big Dorset Hedge is surveying hedges across the county, with a view to improving their health and Biodiversity. We need more volunteers for these fun days out.
You are warmly invited to the first meeting of the
Bridport Fashion and Textile Network
Convening at 6pm, Saturday 10th June
In the historic Beach & Barnicott, 6 South Street, Bridport DT6 3NQ
For an aperitif, conversation and a talk from a special guest speaker Ria Burns.
