Mighty Eve is on a mission to empower everyone who menstruates with stylish, affordable, comfortable, and sustainable period products that… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder Mighty Eve
Jefferson Eco CIC sells a range of reusable items crafted from fabric that would have otherwise gone to landfill. All… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder Jefferson Eco CIC
You wouldn’t think twice before putting on a coat before going out on a cold winter’s night but when it… Read More »Insulating a 1920s semi, a blog by local resident, Julian
Our Planet Our Future joined guide Jonathan Edwards on a fascinating walk around Highfield Oval in Harpenden by volunteer Fuschia… Read More »Discovering Highfield Oval’s fascinating history and ecology
The St Albans and District Soroptimist Club is part of an international women’s voluntary organisation that works to improve the… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder – Soroptimist International St Albans & District
Shoddy Threads upcycles second-hand clothes into modern, durable garments designed to be cherished. Founder Niamh crafts each unique piece herself and… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder – Shoddy Threads
How do we feed the world without devouring the planet? George Monbiot ponders this challenge in his book Regenesis, the… Read More »Food for thought: review of Regenesis by George Monbiot
We welcome Sophie Stockdale who has joined us as Meet Your Neighbours Coordinator.    Sophie joins us with a wealth of… Read More »Introducing Sophie our new Meet Your Neighbours Coordinator
One of our longest serving trustees, Lesley Flowers, has received an Award of Merit from Harpenden Town Council
This year’s Our Planet Our Future film event took place at our regular venue, The Plough and Harrow pub in… Read More »Breaking Boundaries – insight’s from May’s Our Planet Our Future film discussion event
Ever wondered what holding a street gathering would be like on your street? Our survey spoke to local people about the joy it has brought to their neighbourhood.
How to build a greener street community where you live – learnings from the recent OPOF event