Our chance to offer signposts to the websites we think are important, interesting and worth a click!
FRIENDS, COLLABORATORS, INSPIRATION
The table on the marsh - Designed and built by recycled venues member Tabitha and Giles, and commissioned by artist Alex Parry this public dining table on Walthamstow Marsh invites people to dine in the semi wilderness of this beautfiul marshland just North of the Olympic site.
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A theatre in London made entirely out of junk! – Led by artist Martin Kaltwasser and produced by the Red Room, this theatre was made entirely by volunteers. Tabitha from recycled venues went down to help them out…
Union Street Urban Orchard – A beautiful temporary use for a vacant piece of land in the heart of the big smelly capital…
E-ZINES & BLOGS
Transition culture – A wonderful site by permaculture specialist Rob Hopkins. The site is packed with interesting and current artciles on sustainable living.
babs 2 brisbane – The diary of Barbara Hadarill as she takes a low carbon overland journey to a friends wedding in Australia, rather than hopping on a plane.
Schnews – Weekly journal about direct action and the fight for a true justice
UK watch- Daily review of radical comment and analysis
ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
Centre for Alternative Tecnology – CAT is a source of technological research and advice on sustainable living, and a hub for the rv team.
Blooming Futures – Everything you need to know about converting your vehicle to run on plant oil + other stuff
Keveral Farm – A thriving organic farm and community near Looe, Cornwall
Radical Routes – A network of radical co-ops whose members are committed to working for positive social change
The Hampstead & Highgate Express have written a piece about the recycled school & it’s contribution to Eleanor Palmer school winning the area’s green school award.
Rob Hopkins review of the Junk Boat at the Big Green Gathering Festival
Review of the Junk Boat at Shambala Festival in the Northampton Chronicle & Echo
Gallery 491 A community art group in Leytonstone
Art not Oil The group are promoting artistic projects which stand for creativity, climate justice and an end to oil industry sponsorship of the arts
