Book Review: Letters to the Earth – Writing to a Planet in Crisis
A book review of Letters to the Earth – Writing to a Planet in Crisis, the first book of the Environment Book Club
A book review of Letters to the Earth – Writing to a Planet in Crisis, the first book of the Environment Book Club
The OPOF Environment Book Club launched with 7 founder members on 14th November 2023! The launch book was Letters to… Read More »Launching the Our Planet Our Future Book Club
An evening of talks and discussion about organising street activities. Find out more about Playing Out, Street Parties and Wilderhood… Read More »Our Planet Our Future – Building Greener Street Communities
The team at Sustainable St Albans recently spoke with Clare Henry of FoodSmiles to understand more about their society. They… Read More »Sustainability Market: Meet the Stallholder; Foodsmiles
The Harpenden Sustainability Market has been hugely popular this year with new traders and visitors at every event. This November,… Read More »New for 2023: Christmas Jumper Swap
The draft Local Plan is open for public consultation with deadline 5pm on 25th September. We share our response to the general comments section to inspire your own thoughts.
Regular volunteer Judith Leary-Joyce, shares her free booklet covering everything from windows and doors to general living hacks.
Our Climate Champs provide volunteers to businesses, organisations, schools, and groups volunteer speakers to present on Climate change and living a more sustainable life.
Exploring the fascinating and varied habitats thriving just twenty minutes walk from Harpenden Train Station.
St Albans Council have drafted a new Local Plan, which sets out how life across our district might develop – from climate and transport to homes and open spaces, and many more things besides. The plan will touch almost every aspect of everyday life in St Albans District, including the city, Harpenden and the villages.
Our Climate Champs provide volunteers to businesses, organisations, schools, and groups volunteer speakers to present on Climate change and living a more sustainable life.
Harpenden Sustainability Market can be found on the tree-lined, shady side of the common on the third Sunday of alternate months.