Sustainable Crediton newsletter issue 136, June 2022

The briefest of newsletters this month; not because there nothing going on, just indicative of my need to be doing other things at present.

Two interesting items though, firstly a chance to learn the traditional skill of scything, and secondly, news of the Creedy water quality study which was first mentioned in the newsletter some time ago.

Lots more news in July,

Best wishes, John Craythorne, on behalf of Core Group.

 


Dates for your Diary
18th June

Pollinator Group Working Party

29th June

Pollinator Group Working Party

2nd July

Peoples Park Wildlife Garden Working Party

10th September

People's Park Wildlife Area Working Party

24th September

Sustainable Crediton's Green Fair in the Square

15th October

Peoples Park Wildlife Area Working Party

29th October

Sustainable Crediton's Forum for the Future and Annual General Meeting

Regular Events
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News Highlights

Learn to scythe

Want to look after your land without the noise and pollution from petrol powered machinery or have your battery run out mid mow? Learn how to scythe and mow the natural way. Helps safeguard wildlife and promotes green values. A one-day course - see here for full details. The course fee is £20, spo ...

Citizen Science Investigation: Lower Creedy Water Quality

Here follows an informative assessment of water quality in the Lower Creedy, during 2021. This work has been carried out by the Westcountry Rivers Trust. If you would like to volunteer to collect data for further studies, contact the WRT on the email link. Thanks to Sue Rowell, Volunteer Co-ordina ...

This month's recipe: Rhubarb Compote

Rhubarb compote to serve with ice cream or yogurt · 1 lb (500g) rhubarb · 3 0z (75g) brown sugar or honey [less if you prefer a sharper taste] · a squeeze of lemon juice, · a little vanilla extract. Wash and cut the rhubarb into bite size chunks, place in a saucepan and add the sugar, lemon ju ...