Sustainable Crediton would like to say a big thank you to three
local entities that do so much to bring the local community
together.
Firstly, Crediton Town Council for the
provision of space at the front of the Crediton Town
Council offices to house our 'Sustainabubble' initiative and
its various ... |
Here's a reminder that the wonderful EcoCrafternoon is taking
place in the Boniface Centre on 29th November. See
Dates for your Diary for details. There are still a few places left
for workshops which can be booked at https://www.creditonheartproject.org/whats-on.
By the way, we would love to hav ... |
For years Sustainable Crediton and a local group called the
Boniface Trail group have been campaigning for a
cycle/pedestrian /multi use path (inc wheel chairs) from
Crediton to Exeter. Last year Devon County Council responded
to this campaign and carried out a consultation with two
possible option ... |
The Devon Health and Wellbeing Board have drafted a new Joint
Health and Wellbeing Strategy and it is currently out for
consultation (until 4 December 2025). The strategy sets
out how they will work together to understand local needs, set
shared priorities, and take action to improve people's hea ... |
We think you will like this brand of eco-comedy. Try this
podcast available on BBC Sounds. Comedian Jon Long teams up with
scientist Dr Tara Shine for a new hybrid comedy magazine show that
emits all sorts as they aim to (carbon) capture all things
climate. I particularly enjoyed the 22/10/25 epi ... |
You may already be aware that Devon Libraries, run by the
charity Libraries Unlimited, will be asking residents for their
ideas and views as they prepare to reshape the current offer of
libraries. The aim of the consultation will be to gather
residents' views on how libraries should adapt and evol ... |
Our very popular Seedshare is happening on 28th February 2026 at
the Boniface Centre. It is an event that celebrates the beginning
of the growing year. If anyone out there would like to have a
stall, then please get in touch.
What kind of stalls are we looking for?
- Do you grow veg and/or flow ... |
The big Friday food delivery from Fareshare is
moving on a trial basis to the Age Concern building across the road
in Deep Lane due to changes in the library staffing that cannot
support the large van delivery.
Food at Age Concern will be available from 1.30pm. The Age
Concern address is The Lady ... |
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Here's an interesting article about
local energy clubs.
A group of residents gets together with a local green energy
generator, e.g. a solar array or wind turbine, to buy electricity
at advantageous rates at times when the generator is productive -
i.e. in windy / sunny conditions. Residents buy p ... |