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Building a Greener Future Together

Transition Buxton is a group of local people concerned about the environment working to improve our community’s resilience through practical actions and projects.

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Newsletter January – February 2025

Welcome to the January & February 2025 issue of our E-Newsletter full of news, views and information.

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Repair Cafe Saves 6Tonnes CO2 in 2024

We held 9 instead of 10 Repair Cafes in 2024, because of having to cancel the November one due to snow. During those 9 sessions a total of 285 items..

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‘Hard to Recycle’ bins update

Sadly the Terracycle scheme that our ‘Hard to Recycle’ bins are part of has announced that they can no longer accept plastic writing implements, so unfortunately we will no longer..

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We are working on a number of sustainable textile projects with announcements coming soon about opportunities to get involved. First up will be a Clothes Swap at the Community School on 20 March hosted by the 6th Form Eco Club. Upcycling and curtain lining workshops are also being planned. Watch this space ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s back! It’s time to switch off and spend 60 minutes doing good for our planet. This #EarthHour Give an hour while doing something you love and join millions around the globe in creating a moment that the world can’t miss! ✨ Join us on 22nd Mar ... See MoreSee Less
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Buxton Community School has been awarded funding for a Community Allotment project, which will see pupils growing food for the local community and school kitchen. The school is planning to use the money to create a community allotment where students and members of the public will be able to get outside, meet new people, and grow organic vegetables and lots of other things. They hope to be able ... See MoreSee Less
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