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Green Week Programme 2020 S A T U R 0 D 2 A 0 Y 2 R 1 E 9 B TO M SU TE NDAY 27 SEP Showcasing environmentally-friendly living in Basings oke and the surrounding areas. Green Week is now in its 8th SATURDAY 19SEPTEMBER year but due to the COVID-19 pandemic there are REDUCE, REUSE, REFILL. only a few events on offer which can take place outside to comply with the government’s social distancing rules. However, this year we have FREE included in this programme a small 10AM TO 2PM directory of local VILLAGE GREEN - TOOLS FOR A NATURAL environmentally- HOME, THE BARN, KENNEL COTTAGE, HERRIARD, RG25 2PD. friendly shops and businesses to help Village Green welcomes you to come and see how you be green and easy and affordable Eco Refill is. They stock a full shop local. range of natural household cleaning products and eco tools. The Green Bring some clean, empty cleaning bottles and Week start to make the transition to a more natural and Team sustainable home. They will also be raising money for the Greening Herriard campaign. See https://herriard-pc.gov.uk Please be aware that for more info. if the government’s guidelines change 07905 359957 leading up to these events, they may not be able to run so please check with the organiser. 2 SUNDAY 20SEPTEMBER NORTHDOWN ORCHARD OPEN DAY FREE PRE-BOOKING ONLY 11.00AM, 1.00PM AND 3.00PM SLOTS NORTHDOWN ORCHARD, SOUTH LITCHFIELD, BASINGSTOKE, RG25 3BP – 3 miles out of Overton, off Waltham Road towards Popham Airfield Guided tours, produce stall and veg boxes. See the tunnel and field crops including flowering strips as part of the Organic Research Centre trials to attract beneficial insects. Herb teas and plant sales. for more information or to book please contact [email protected] Will be subject to latest advice on public events. Please check on the website www.northdownorchard.co.uk . 3 FRIDAY 25SEPTEMBER EVENTS IN WHITCHURCH, INSPERO COMMUNITY OAKLEY AND OVERTON Overton, Whitchurch and Oakley will have GARDEN OPEN a range of events taking place. For more MORNING information on these, please see www.sustainableoverton.org.uk FREE 10AM TO 1PM STRATTON PARK, PACK LANE, RG22 5HN Come and visit the Inspero award-winning community garden. www.inspero.org.uk 07950 686614 4 LOCAL ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY BUSINESSES Did you know there are a variety of businesses and shops offering environmentally-friendly products and services you can visit all year round? Here is a selection of some of what is on offer in the borough. EXECUTIVE DRY CLEANERS HARROWAY FARM SHOP Looking for a dry cleaners that This farm has been growing organic doesn’t use plastic? This dry cleaners fruit and vegetable and supplying the uses biodegradable polythene on local area for over 30 years and are dry cleaning and reusable bags on registered with the soil association. duvets. They also recycle wire coat The shop stocks a wide range of fruit hangers and the ribbon that they sell and vegetable grown on the farm all is made from recycled plastic. of which is selected for the flavour rather than quantity. 23 HIGH STREET, OVERTON, The shop is open on Thursdays, RG25 3HB Fridays and Saturdays, between 9am and 6pm. Please see the website for 01256 771388 more information about visiting the shop. Opening hours www.harrowayorganic.co.uk/farmshop Monday to Friday: 8.45am to 5pm Saturday: 9am to 4.30pm Closed on Wednesdays 5 WILDFLOWER TURF LTD WILLOW WISE ASHE WARREN FARM, OVERTON, RG25 3AW Laura Wilcock is a local willow grower, artist and tutor. Founded in 2003 this company has Locally grown cuttings and quality developed the growing of wildflower willow rods are available for turf to provide ready made wildflower purchase. meadows which help to create wildlife Basketry and willow craft, sculptures, friendly environments for species such workshops, talks and demonstrations. as bees, butterflies, voles and slow worms to name a few. Wildflower turf Film prop maker and set decorator. also offers ecological benefits, aesthetic Forest school practitioner - qualities and the ability to absorb carbon. Experienced in willow craft sessions (Please note the minimum order for retail customers is 15m2) for children. Fully insured member of the basket makers’ association .DBS checked www.wildflowerturf.co.uk Commissions undertaken. For information on how to plant a meadow whatever the size of your Contact Laura on: 07905256966 or garden look at www.gardenersworld. [email protected] com/plants/three-ways-to-create-a- mini-meadow Are you a local businesses selling an For small environmentally-friendly product or gardens you can offering a service? Would you like to buy small amounts of be included in this list for wildflower turf and future years? seeds from most garden centres. If so contact climatechange@ 6 basingstoke.gov.uk ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGE POINTS Are you thinking of buying an electric vehicle or perhaps are even a new owner. Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has installed more charge points in the town centre and you can find this information at: https://www.basingstoke.gov.uk/vehicle-charging-point Or see this app to look for charge points further afield www.zap-map.com ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS EXPERIENCE An officer from Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has recently started driving an electric vehicle and has shared her experience with us below: “I have had my new electric vehicle for six weeks now and thought I would share my experience so far for those of you that may be thinking of moving to electric powered vehicles. I have leased an E Golf and received my new car six weeks ago, I have travelled over 1,000 miles already. I have no charger at home yet due to delays from the operator so have been using a three pin plug (the car comes with two cables one for three pin and one for standard charging at charge points) and local chargers. Initially I was sceptical about the range of my car as it has in reality 130 mile range, though I can say this is no longer the case. I rarely travel more than this in one journey and have not run out of ‘juice’ so far. I have found plenty of chargers along my routes. I completed a 230-mile round trip to Somerset to see my dad on Father’s Day which went without a hitch as there were rapid chargers on the A303. I stopped off once to get home and enjoyed a coffee while I waited 45 minutes for a recharge to 100%. It is a different driving experience which I have adapted to easily, for instance I have become obsessed with regenerating power (this is when braking and slowing down, the car begins to recharge and gain mileage) so I would say it has impacted on my driving style for the better. The car is very smooth and comfortable to drive (very much like a normal automatic car) and I can say I will not be looking back.” 7 LOVE FOOD HATE WASTE THE NEW NORMAL One of the widely reported positive effects during lockdown was the reduction in food waste. Many of us made the most of that time getting to know what was in our kitchen cupboards, planning our meals, making the most of our freezers or being creative with store cupboard essentials and leftovers. However, a recent study by WRAP, a national environmental charity, has shown that levels of wasted food have already began to rebound now that lockdown has eased, with one in four people sighting lack of time and busy lifestyles as reasons not to be able to maintain behaviours that help reduce food waste. The positive news is that food waste levels still remain below pre-lockdown levels and 70% of those surveyed want to maintain at least some of the food savvy behaviours learnt once life returns to the new ‘normal’. 8 WHY NOT USE GREEN WEEK 2020 TO COMMIT TO DOING UP TO THREE THINGS THAT WILL HELP SAVE YOU MONEY AS WELL AS REDUCE FOOD WASTE? These could be: Remember, even small changes can • Checking your cupboards and fridge make a big difference! before you go shopping Once you’ve picked out your three • Organise your food in the fridge, pledges (or chosen freezer and cupboards by ‘use-by’ one of your own), date order why not let us know on Facebook (Smart • Making a meal plan each week Living – Hampshire), Twitter (@smartliving_ • Making a shopping list (and sticking hcc), Instagram to it) (smartliving.hcc) or email us at waste. • Using this guide to check your fridge prevention@hants. is set at the correct temperature: gov.uk. We would love to hear from you www.lovefoodhatewaste.com/article/ and keep us updated chill-fridge-out with how you get on. • Batch cooking and freezing an extra meal each week • Using up all your leftovers in other meals or freezing them For lots of help and advice on how to reduce all types of waste go to www.hants.gov.uk/smartliving and for more inspiration on reducing food waste check out www.lovefoodhatewaste.com 9 This programme is produced using If you wish to take part in paper that is approved by the Forestry any of the activities listed Stewardship Council (FSC) which in this programme you ensures the paper is made from wood will be engaging directly from sustainable forests, managed with with the organiser of that consideration for people, wildlife and the event who will be the environment. They are independently data controller for any audited to meet FSC’s Principles and information you provide.
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