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17 November 2022
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 13:30
Thursday 17 November 10.00 - 1.30 Brewery market garden
Black Isle Brewery Market Garden, IV8 8NZ
Join our Head Gardener Alexander Davies for the last session of this year's Vegetables for All Seasons course.
With 23 years of Organic growing experience he will show you how to fill your garden with an abundance of vibrant healthy produce.
Each workshop, set throughout the year to focus on seasonal tasks, is a standalone session in the fundamentals of growing vegetables while supporting wildlife.
Each session costs £45 per person and takes place from 10am to 1.30pm in the Market Garden of Black Isle Brewery.
Tickets include tea/coffee/cake and a basket of fresh seasonal produce.
Course topic 17 November 2022
Laying the ground for next year: how to make no-dig beds, lessons in compost making, cropping plans and winter jobs. Including fruit tree/shrub pruning.
Please book at:
https://www.blackislebrewery.com/buy-online/events-workshops/
Please send enquiries to alexander.j.davies79@gmail.com
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17 November 2022
Starts: 14:00
Ends: 15:30
Thursday 17 November 2.00 - 3.30 and 7.00 - 8.30 online
North Highlands and Islands Climate Hub
are offering Community Fridges and Larders workshops, again with an afternoon session and an evening session in the hope of offering times that suit as many people as possible. This session is free to attend and open to all.
This workshop can help you to develop a plan for setting up a Community Fridge or Food Larder by advising on community engagement, fundraising, volunteers and management.
In addition to our team offering advice, we’ll welcome guest speakers from organisations across the Highlands and Islands who will share their experiences and the benefits they are seeing within their communities.
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17 November 2022
Starts: 14:00
Ends: 16:00
Thursday 17 November 2.00 - 4.00 online
‘Green Participatory Budgeting’ - what is it and what role can it play in supporting climate action?
This is a joint, online, event with the Scottish Community Development Centre as part of the International, Green PB ‘Caravan’ which is visiting Scotland to share learning from Portugal, Spain and other places where participatory budgeting is enabling citizens to participate meaningfully in decision making to face up to the climate crisis.
Participatory budgeting (PB) was created in Porto Alegre, a city of 1.3 million people in Brazil, in 1989. Since then, PB has expanded and become a major innovation in local decision-making and participation around the world.
More details shortly.