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Sustainable Merton
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Wandle Valley Low Carbon…
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Transition Town Wimbledon
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Transition Town Colliers…
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Michael Dees's Page
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- About Me:
- I'm a moderator of Merton Freecycle and the chair of Sustainable Merton where we are attampting to get a transition town started in Colliers Wood. During the day I work at EcoLocal in Sutton.
- Key Interests
- Conservation, Recycling, Composting, Carbon Reduction, Wildlife, Education, Lobbying, Gardening
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Despite the clear public interest in our proposal, our bid was unfortunately not successful and we will not be able to offer free solar panels under this project. We didn't win this one but Lambeth Superhomes continues to look for ways to work with communities to deliver financed ‘whole house’ eco-renovation delivered by trained local tradespeople.
I will post future initiatives on my blog.
All the best
Chris
Nick (colleague) has been busy putting the project dirt map together - and we just wanted to check that your pin point is in the right place ... please click on the "trial map" page to see where you are ....! Let us know if you want it moved.
Hopefully we have got you in roughly the right place - and nick's handy work is complete ;-)
Anyway - take care - look forward to hearing back from you
cheers
Mark
Well done on the screening. Great stuff - I haven't seen that film yet. Next events, you can advertise through our Events pages, and of course I'm going to encourage you to log your learning/experiences for others to see (what works / what doesn't, etc.) on your project page for TT Colliers' Wood. You got any further with members yet? (You can see how TT Tooting are using the site at the moment).
Cheers, Nick
We had 16 people at our 11th hour screening last night, which was ok. Most people had come from the talk I gave at the residents association meeting and others knew about it anyway. I’m not sure whether anyone came from receiving one of the 3,500 leaflets we pushed through their doors.
We raised £27.96 last night which means that we have covered the hall hire and the refreshments, just.
michael
Welcome! Have a look around and message me if you have any questions. Did you hear about us from Ben?
Nick