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October
Event Details
Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire – discussion Monday 2nd October. 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm. Online. Book
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Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire – discussion
Monday 2nd October. 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm. Online.
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-tickets-717208117787
Come along to a community discussion about East Ayrshire’s climate action hub.
This event is an opportunity to hear more about the hub, share your thoughts and find out how you can be involved.
Please feel free to send this invitation to any person or group that you think would be interested. All are welcome!
What is a Community Climate Action Hub?
A national network of climate action hubs is being set up across Scotland to support communities to take forward climate action in their areas. As well as helping to co-ordinate and build on existing activity, hubs will work together to learn from each other and share good practice.
Hubs will help to build on and co-ordinate climate action in their area, by:
- building awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
- developing local plans
- helping groups identify funding opportunities
- facilitating networking between groups
- ensuring a joined-up approach is taken to tackling climate change at a regional level
- build awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
Scottish Communities Climate Action Network Coordinators are working with communities to understand the needs of their area, and support groups with the application process.
If you have any questions or can’t attend an information event but would like to feed in your thoughts and contributions please get in contact with Lisa Busby, Ayrshire Climate Action Network Coordinator, at [email protected].
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-tickets-717208117787
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Time
(Monday) 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location
Online - UK

Organiser
SCCAN Scottish Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
Whether you want to dig your hands in soil, seek community and chats or just fancy a cup of fresh mint tea – join us on Meanwhile Mondays and
Event Details
Whether you want to dig your hands in soil, seek community and chats or just fancy a cup of fresh mint tea – join us on Meanwhile Mondays and meet some like-minded people in Leith! No gardening experience needed.
The Meanwhile Site is a shared space and partially under construction –
small children will need supervision at all times!
Time
(Monday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Organiser
Leith Community Growers
Event Details
Democratising Finance for Community Groups Tuesday 3rd October. 10:00 am – 11:30 am. Online. Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/democratising-finance-for-community-groups-tickets-689912114707
Event Details
Democratising Finance for Community Groups
Tuesday 3rd October. 10:00 am – 11:30 am. Online.
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/democratising-finance-for-community-groups-tickets-689912114707
Are you interested to learn more about local democratic finance and how to get funding outside of grants and other traditional funding ways?
Join the Community Shares Scotland team on Tuesday 31st Oct 10am-11.30am for a free introductory session on local democratic finance.
Our new programme which launched with the Development Trusts Association Scotland and Scottish Communities Finance, aims to demonstrate that money can be generated, owned and controlled by the community. We want communities to not only better understand their sources of wealth, but also retain more of that wealth and have greater say in how it is used.
The session will aim to increase awareness, knowledge and use of financial models that generate and capture wealth within a community. These financial models are particularly pertinent as funding becomes harder to attract, and we attempt to move away from grant dependency towards building thriving, sustainable and resilient enterprises.
The session will provide information on:
• Community shares
• Community bonds
• Donation based Crowdfunding
• Philanthropic giving at a grassroots community level
You will hear first-hand from speakers from the SCCAN network who will share their stories of launching and running their own enterprises.
Our Community Shares Scotland programme has proven the many strengths of citizen investment in community led enterprises. By supporting local people and organisations to invest in projects through community shares and other alternative financial models, wealth is retained and boosted within communities.
Sign up to this event and start your day by learning about how local democratic finance could work for your community.
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/democratising-finance-for-community-groups-tickets-689912114707
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Organiser
SCCAN Scottish Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
Fife Climate Hub is offering a series of short online training courses on fundraising, starting with the basics, through to
Event Details
Fife Climate Hub is offering a series of short online training courses on fundraising, starting with the basics, through to taking a strategic approach.

Organiser
Fife Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire 2 – discussion Tuesday 3rd October. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm. Online.
Event Details
Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire 2 – discussion
Tuesday 3rd October. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm. Online.
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-2-tickets-723260249877
Come along to a community discussion about East Ayrshire’s climate action hub.
This event is an opportunity to hear more about the hub, share your thoughts and find out how you can be involved.
Please feel free to send this invitation to any person or group that you think would be interested. All are welcome!
What is a Community Climate Action Hub?
A national network of climate action hubs is being set up across Scotland to support communities to take forward climate action in their areas. As well as helping to co-ordinate and build on existing activity, hubs will work together to learn from each other and share good practice.
Hubs will help to build on and co-ordinate climate action in their area, by:
- building awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
- developing local plans
- helping groups identify funding opportunities
- facilitating networking between groups
- ensuring a joined-up approach is taken to tackling climate change at a regional level
- build awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
Scottish Communities Climate Action Network Coordinators are working with communities to understand the needs of their area, and support groups with the application process.
If you have any questions or can’t attend an information event but would like to feed in your thoughts and contributions please get in contact with Lisa Busby, Ayrshire Climate Action Network Coordinator, at [email protected].
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-2-tickets-723260249877
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Time
(Tuesday) 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Location
Online - UK

Organiser
SCCAN Scottish Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire 3 – discussion Wednesday 4th October. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm. Rothesay House. Greenholm
Event Details
Community Climate Hub for East Ayrshire 3 – discussion
Wednesday 4th October. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm.
Rothesay House. Greenholm Road, Cumnock, KA18 1LH.
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-3-tickets-723261172637
Come along to a community discussion about East Ayrshire’s climate action hub.
This event is an opportunity to hear more about the hub, share your thoughts and find out how you can be involved.
Please feel free to send this invitation to any person or group that you think would be interested. All are welcome!
What is a Community Climate Action Hub?
A national network of climate action hubs is being set up across Scotland to support communities to take forward climate action in their areas. As well as helping to co-ordinate and build on existing activity, hubs will work together to learn from each other and share good practice.
Hubs will help to build on and co-ordinate climate action in their area, by:
- building awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
- developing local plans
- helping groups identify funding opportunities
- facilitating networking between groups
- ensuring a joined-up approach is taken to tackling climate change at a regional level
- build awareness of the climate emergency and actions local groups can take
Scottish Communities Climate Action Network Coordinators are working with communities to understand the needs of their area, and support groups with the application process.
If you have any questions or can’t attend an information event but would like to feed in your thoughts and contributions please get in contact with Lisa Busby, Ayrshire Climate Action Network Coordinator, at [email protected].
Book via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-climate-action-hub-for-east-ayrshire-3-tickets-723261172637
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Time
(Wednesday) 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Organiser
SCCAN Scottish Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
G2G and Open Source have been devleoping a training based on our extensive experience of facilitating group processes – and our ongoing research into citizen-led deliberative democracy. Our
Event Details
G2G and Open Source have been devleoping a training based on our extensive experience of facilitating group processes – and our ongoing research into citizen-led deliberative democracy. Our course lasts 2 and a half days and we usually run it over a Friday (evening – sometimes online), Saturday and Sunday. We are working on a fully online version which will hopefully be ready towards the end of 2023.
Our next planned training is on October 6th (6.30-8.30pm online) and 13th (evening, optional),14+15th all day, in Aberdeen. If you would like to join us, please fill in this application form before the 25th of September 2023.
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Organiser
Grassroots to Global
Event Details
No one will feel the impacts of the climate emergency more than children and future generations. Join
Event Details
No one will feel the impacts of the climate emergency more than children and future generations.
Join us for this Green Tease on intergenerational climate justice and culture on the 11 October 4-6pm at Leith Community Croft. Together with experts in climate justice and creative climate education, we will discuss what intergenerational climate justice is, why it matters and how culture can be a way of giving a voice to future generations.
Children and future generations are at the forefront of bearing the burdens of the climate crisis. Still, they have little say over the decisions that will affect them more than anyone. Intergenerational justice argues that children have the right to be heard. That the climate crisis is a human rights issue and that climate action must reflect the needs and voices of everyone impacted. The complex interaction of the climate crisis with existing inequalities and injustices is an area where the arts and cultural sector can play a role in developing understanding and breaking down barriers to children participating in climate action.
An excellent example of this comes from one of our speakers Lucy Power, Co-director at Rowanbank Environmental Arts & Education. In the run up to COP26 they facilitated the creation of a beautiful and moving soundscape of children’s voices that you can listen to here: Positive Imaginings Soundscape.
This event will partly take place outdoors so do bring warm, waterproof clothes. We provide tea and coffees to warm ourselves with!
Speakers:
Dr Elizabeth Cripps
Dr Elizabeth Cripps is a Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at the University of Edinburgh and Associate Director of CRITIQUE: Centre for Ethics and Critical Thought. Liz researches and teaches climate justice and ethics. Her most recent books are What Climate Justice Means and Why We Should Care and Parenting on Earth: A Philosopher’s Guide to Doing Right By Your Kids – and Everyone Else. She also has a PhD in Philosophy from University College London and a BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford.
2050 Climate Group
Since 2014, 2050 Climate Group has been working to empower Scotland’s Young Leaders to lead action on tackling our climate crisis. Meet Laura Curtis-Moss and Alyson MacKay, who will share their work with intergenerational justice.
Lucy Power
Lucy Power is a Co-director of Rowanbank Environmental Arts and Education. Lucy has a background in environmental science and aerial performance art and steers the creative focus and output of the organisation. Together with Arran Sheppard she runs Positive Imaginings, a creative climate education project based on woodland performances, providing children an opportunity to imagine a positive future in the midst of the climate emergency. Positive Imaginings uses storytelling to empower and engage children in building hope and resilience for their future. Read our case study about the project here. Lucy has also been awarded a Churchill Fellowship to research best practice in creative climate communication and education from around the world.
About the Green Tease
Green Tease is an ongoing informal events programme connecting cultural practices and environmental sustainability across Scotland. Since 2013 Green Tease has provided a platform for those interested in teasing out the links between the arts, climate change and environmental sustainability through the exchange of ideas, knowledge and practices. Green Tease events are equally open to people from creative and environmental backgrounds and free to attend.
Accessibility
We want to remove barriers to participation in these events and are happy to make adjustments to prevent people from being excluded. Please inform us of accessibility requirements during the registration process or get in touch by email if you would like to provide more information or ask any questions. Please contact [email protected] at least one week before the event. Please see our Safe Working Spaces Statement for more information.
If you have any accessibility needs or questions do get in touch at [email protected]
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Time
(Wednesday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Organiser
Creative Carbon Scotland
Event Details
The first ever EMEN Environment Conference is coming to Glasgow! The event takes place on Thursday 12th October
Event Details
The first ever EMEN Environment Conference is coming to Glasgow!
The event takes place on Thursday 12th October 2023, at Trades Hall. The event will run from 10am to 5pm.
This is the first time we have hosted an autumn conference and will be delighted if you were able to attend. Our key themes for 2023 are energy (with a focus on heating buildings), transport (with a focus on cycling), and how we can mobilise community climate action. We view all of these themes through the lens of a Just Transition, and how we can create a fairer, greener and more prosperous Scotland for all.
Join us to hear from expert speakers, grassroots activists, academics, and politicians – and have your voice heard, as we seek to build a fairer, cleaner, greener Scotland.
EMEN – the Ethnic Minority Environmental Network – is facilitated by CEMVO Scotland, and funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.
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Time
(Thursday) 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Location
Trades Hall Of Glasgow
85 Glassford Street, Glasgow, G1 1UH

Organiser
Ethnic Minority Environmental Network
Event Details
Everything we do, everything we buy, and everything we use has an impact on our planet. In fact, around 80% of Scotland’s carbon footprint
Event Details
Everything we do, everything we buy, and everything we use has an impact on our planet. In fact, around 80% of Scotland’s carbon footprint comes from consumption. How can we all help to end the climate crisis by wasting less?
What will the session cover?
In this online session, Miriam from Zero Waste Scotland will be talking about some of the key ways that all of us can reduce waste whilst saving money.
We’ll also have a discussion on how community groups can help encourage and facilitate that action for maximum benefit to the environment and our pockets.
Please come share your ideas and what you are already doing in your community in this area!
Two options to attend
There are two alternative options for this session, one will take place over lunchtime and one during early evening. The content covered will be the same… but the discussion might be different!
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Time
(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Online Event

Organiser
Fife Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
Are you curious about the impact of your choices, and how you might live a little lighter?
Event Details
Are you curious about the impact of your choices, and how you might live a little lighter?
In this session we will look at how we may have more options with regards to reducing carbon emissions than we realise. In a friendly, curious, and mindful way we will explore travel, food and the other ‘stuff’ we spend our money on, and how to be kind to ourselves as we navigate tricky changes. No blame and shame, but a safe space to see with clear eyes where we can exercise our freedom of choice.
We will look at mindfulness, some brief information about carbon reduction, and share experience and reflections, in a supportive and non-judgmental context with an experienced facilitator who is in the same boat and wrestling with the same questions.
Who is the event for? What will I get from the event?
People who would like their communities to explore different ways to approach reducing carbon emissions, through an exploration of circular economy benefits, resource sharing and mindfulness will benefit from this workshop. It is an introduction to the topic which you may want to explore further in future but you will also immediately learn some useful approaches to take back with you to your community group or organisation.
Structure and timing of the session
This two hour online session has a short comfort break in the middle and will involve activities in small groups and in plenary. Please bring pen and paper… and your curiosity!
Who is delivering the session?
The session facilitator, Pam Candea, from The Surefoot Effect CIC, has been working to promote a sustainable and resilient society actively since returning to that cherished ambition after a career in the commercial world in 2007. She works with community, public sector, and commercial organisations to help tackle the impacts of the nature and climate emergencies.
Please note spaces are limited so booking is required.
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Organiser
Fife Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
At 2050 Climate Group, we’re on a mission to empower young people to take action against the climate crisis. This year, our 2023 Youth
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At 2050 Climate Group, we’re on a mission to empower young people to take action against the climate crisis. This year, our 2023 Youth Climate Summit will facilitate a Moment for a Movement for Scotland’s young people.
21st of October, at Dynamic Erath
Young people have driven the climate movement – we’ve come a long way, and we still have a long way to go. The 2023 Summit will take a moment to recognise where we are and look forward to where we need to go next. It will inspire action through stories and knowledge sharing, galvanise young people through capacity building, and build a community for young people to come together, connect and network. Participants will leave feeling inspired, connected, and energised to continue to take collective action and drive the climate movement.
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Organiser
Event Details
Everything we do, everything we buy, and everything we use has an impact on our planet. In fact, around 80% of Scotland’s carbon footprint
Event Details
Everything we do, everything we buy, and everything we use has an impact on our planet. In fact, around 80% of Scotland’s carbon footprint comes from consumption. How can we all help to end the climate crisis by wasting less?
What will the session cover?
In this online session, Miriam from Zero Waste Scotland will be talking about some of the key ways that all of us can reduce waste whilst saving money.
We’ll also have a discussion on how community groups can help encourage and facilitate that action for maximum benefit to the environment and our pockets.
Please come share your ideas and what you are already doing in your community in this area!
Two options to attend
There are two alternative options for this session, one will take place over lunchtime and one during early evening. The content covered will be the same… but the discussion might be different!
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Organiser
Fife Communities Climate Action Network
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA

Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
Event Details
We know Climate Change is a huge issue and that people are eager to get involved. It
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We know Climate Change is a huge issue and that people are eager to get involved. It can feel isolating and you may not know where to start.
We’re introducing our CAS Climate Cafe; an informal, open and inclusive space for people to get together to talk and act on Climate Change and environmental issues.
This will be held quarterly in the Upper Hub at 5 Green Street, Strathaven.
Time
(Sunday) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Upper Hub, Climate Action Strathaven
5 Green Street, Strathaven, ML10 6LT

Organiser
November
Event Details
Feeling hopeless in the face of the gloomy headlines? This
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Feeling hopeless in the face of the gloomy headlines?
This is the Festival for you.
War has scarred the 21st Century and the world is careering towards an even more precarious position. The rising potential for nuclear calamity fuses with another existential threat: human-induced catastrophic climate change and ecocide.
These threaten the very habitat we rely on.
Instead of diverting efforts towards the green infrastructure required to sustain all life, yet more resources are thrown into the war machine. Today’s nuclear bombs are many times more destructive than those dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
They represent the end of all species and life itself.
All of the nuclear states including India and China are developing new weapons while the non-nuclear powers create new pressure towards disarmament through the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
The movement for nuclear disarmament is needed now more than at any time since the height of the Cold War. In Scotland, we have a special responsibility to rise to that challenge.
Removal of nuclear warheads from Faslane and Coulport would dismantle the British nuclear weapons system and prove that nuclear states can be disarmed. The world is watching.
The “Festival For Survival” will bring together international speakers, campaigners, creative artists and activists.
Let’s discuss how we can build a movement for nuclear disarmament, peace, the environment, and climate justice.
A mix of lectures, plenaries, workshops and cultural exhibits will bring hundreds of people together to discuss how we can make another world possible.
One Planet. Twin Threats.
Scotland Must Act.
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Location
The Renfield Centre & Adelaide Baptist Church
260 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JP

Organiser
Scottish CND
Event Details
Scotland’s ONLY consumer exhibition which helps to inform the public on the small, but meaningful changes they
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Scotland’s ONLY consumer exhibition which helps to inform the public on the small, but meaningful changes they can make to their daily lives which will collectively make a big impact on the climate change emergency.
At the home of COP-26, GoGreen Scotland will welcome visitors from across Scotland to a family friendly day out which will entertain, inform and make a positive impact.
The aim is that every visitor leaves the exhibition pledging to make 1 or 2 changes, which will collectively make an infinitely greater impact!
Visit exhibitors from the following industries:
🏡 Home & Garden
🚲 Travel & Transport
⚡ Energy & Technology
🍽️ Food & Drink
☀️ Lifestyle & Leisure
💄 Health & Beauty
And take part in some of our exciting experience zones!
🎙️ Theatre with full programme of guest speakers
🔧 Regular workshops with practical demonstrations
🔌 Electric vehicle test drive circuit
👨🍳 Chefs’ corner with inspirational low carbon meals
💃 Catwalk with sustainable fashion & beauty advice
🧑🤝🧑 Children’s education zone
A full schedule of the weekend will be available closer to the time.
Find out more at: www.gogreenscotland.co.uk
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Organiser
Go Green Scotland
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA

Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
December
Event Details
Would you like to join a monthly sociable book group? Would you be interested in reading environmental
Event Details
Would you like to join a monthly sociable book group? Would you be interested in reading environmental and climate topics, and participating in a research project?
- Monday 16th October: ‘Weather’ by Jenny Offill!
- Monday 20th November: ‘The Opposite of a Person’ by Lieke Marsman!
- Monday 11th December: ‘The Quarry Wood’ by Nan Shepherd
Please read the book before attending the session so that you can contribute to the discussion. You are welcome to source your own copy or the books are available from Inverness Public Library, Farraline Park, Inverness. Email: [email protected] or Phone: 01349 781370.
The book group is part of PhD student Ingrid Brubaker’s research and is a collaboration between Velocity Café & Bicycle Workshop, UHI Inverness and High Life Highland Libraries. When you sign up for the reading group, you will be provided with the relevant forms and questionnaires.
A hot drink of your choice will be provided between 6.30-7pm.
Ingrid is interested in exploring whether reading groups might help engage people in environmental action or change their perception of the natural world. Climate fiction or ‘Cli-Fi’ is a new book genre which deals with environmental issues and climate change and often encourages the reader to consider our planet’s future and our relationship with nature.
You can join one or all of the book group sessions but please sign up on eventbrite each time. There are limited spaces for the session so please only book if you are able to attend. This event is supported by funding provided by the Highland Community Waste Partnership.
Photography: We will also take photographs during the session for sharing on social media and reporting purposes. By signing up, you are giving consent to having your photo taken. If you are not comfortable having your photograph taken, please let us know.
Attendance & cancellation policy: Please only book a ticket if you know you are able to attend. If your plans change, you must cancel your ticket and let us know with at least 48 hours notice of the event start time so that others can attend.
For any questions or accessibility requirements, please email [email protected]
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Time
(Monday) 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location
Velocity Café & Bicycle Workshop
1 Crown Avenue, Inverness, IV2 3NF

Organiser
Velocity Café & Bicycle Workshop
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
