Why eat local food?
Eating local, seasonal food from sustainable sources is better for you, the environment and the local economy. Here, CCF trustee Bev Sedley explains how. Reducing greenhouse
June 11, 2012
Eating local, seasonal food from sustainable sources is better for you, the environment and the local economy. Here, CCF trustee Bev Sedley explains how. Reducing greenhouse
I don’t usually eat pork – I normally try to limit my meat-eating to zero-carbon meat such as wild rabbit or pigeon with the occasional
Open Eco Homes, has concluded for another year. 25 low energy venues in Cambridge and the surrounding villages – ranging from Victorian eco-refits to 1960s conversions
9 June 2012 – Yesterday CCF screened the inspiring film PLANEAT to a full audience at the Ross Street Community Centre.
8 June 2012 – Now that the springtime, hungry gap part of Eating Local food challenge has ended, it is interesting to look back and see
CCF needs to raise £25,000 by mid-2013 and one of the ways we aim to do this is through events. We have an Events Fundraising
30 May 2012 – CCF’s third successful Open Eco Homes eco-renovation event took place earlier this month. As part of this year’s event, 25 eco-friendly homes in
I’ve been meaning to write about this for some time, and Rod’s great post (loved the cow pic!) about second-hand books has really pushed me
It’s been an interesting month! I’ve been incapacitated in two ways: my knees got very bad after too much clambering in Switzerland (train, of course!)