5th – 13th March was ‘Pass It On Week’. Learn why passing it on is important and how you could reuse your unwanted things in Adam’s blog.
Pass it On Week
Try free tasters at this month’s Fife Food for Fife event
Free local tasters, recipe inspiration and local bread and veg for sale on Saturday 19th March
Pass it on Week Closet Clearout
Swap, donate or take away clothes and find out about the links between textiles and climate change. Wednesday 9 March, 5-7pm, St Bryce Kirk.
Fuel Debt – You don’t have to stay in the cold
Getting into debt on your fuel bills can happen for a variety of reasons. Energy Advisor Brian advises the best ways to deal with fuel debt.
Fairtrade Fortnight – what’s it all about?
29th Feb to 13th March is Fairtrade Fortnight. Find out what it’s all about in Media Volunteer Steven’s blog.
Top tips for keeping your home warm
With the cold weather continuing, Media Volunteer Devoran shares her top tips for making your home warmer.
Fairtrade Fortnight Breakfast
Drop-in Fairtrade and local community breakfast, games, activities and film-showing in the High Street Hub, Wednesday 2 March, 9.30am – 11am.
Board of Directors nomination form
Complete this for if you are interested in joining our volunteer Board.
4 ways to upcycle your food packaging into food growing projects
Keen gardener and upcycler, Kaska shares some innovative ways to reuse your food packaging rather than throwing it away!
Our Annual Accounts 2014-15
Our Annual Accounts for the financial year 2014-15 are available to view or download.
Wassailing at the orchard
Volunteer and Wassail King, Ross, gives us his version of events from this year’s Apple Wassail at our community orchard at Ravenscraig Walled Garden.
Would you like to create your own green energy?
Find out if renewable energy is right for your home. Drop by the High Street Hub Thursday 11 & Friday 12 February 10am-3pm.
Learn to Drive Smarter
Volunteer Adam looks at how you could reduce fuel consumption, save money and reduce your carbon footprint by simply changing how you drive slightly.