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Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!

Edinburgh Climate Café is a developing project to create a space where folk can drop in, come together to ask the questions they’ve always wondered about, can tell folk something they’ve been thinking about, can learn to do more to combat climate change, can find out where they can go to become part of a movement or join up with a group.

We’re meeting every Sunday on the beach front straight down from Towerbank Primary School (close to the playpark and amusements). Come along, it’ll be part social, part fun, part educational but definitely focused on climate change.

We’re inviting folk to bring wood, food, your interests, any leaflets you fancy handing out or leaving, questions but more importantly just you good selves will be good enough. It’s just a chance and a space to catch up and think about what we can do to engage with the challenge of climate changes which sit ahead of us!