Transition Town Hastings news
Transition Town Hastings has sent us some updates about what’s happening locally to develop sustainability and a sense of community in Hastings and St Leonards. Bulk buying, AGM and Green Drinks.
Bulk buying anyone?
Transition Town Hastings (TTH) has received an email from one of their members who is looking for people interested in a bulk buying scheme from Infinity Foods in Brighton.
The TTH member set up a similar scheme 10 years ago, which still runs today with volunteers. Infinity Wholefoods, based in Brighton, deliver to the Hastings & St Leonards area on Wednesdays with a minimum order of £250. Therefore, if 5 people ordered £50 of food it would cover the minimum order. This would only be for dried goods (no fruit and veg).
Benefits include; high quality (organic/fairtrade) foods at wholesale prices, fewer shopping trips, less packaging and is also community building.
If you’re interested in this scheme let TTH know at info@transitiontownhastings.org.uk and we’ll point you in the right direction.
TTH AGM coming soon. All welcome!
Don’t forget the TTH AGM is taking place on 21 October from 10.00 – noon at the White Rock Hotel. They’ll be giving a summary of what they’ve been up to, sharing potential project plans, selecting new committee members and they’ll also have a couple of speakers including Don Wise from The Badgers Society and Gabriel Carlyle from Fossil Free Hastings. They welcome any interest from members wanting to take on roles on the committee or help with publicity and events. So if you fancy yourself as a blogger or event organiser, they’d love to hear from you. Email TTH at info@transitiontownhastings.org.uk. TTH hopes you can make it to the AGM and help them steer the future of this organisation.
Green Drinks Special at Ore Valley Site!
The Heart of Hastings Ore Valley Site has kindly offered to host TTH’s Green Drinks event on Tuesday 17 October 6 – 10pm. There will be a bonfire and BBQ and a solar powered apple press. You’re welcome to bring your apples for juicing. With a slight harvest theme, TTH encourage you to bring your locally produced food and drink. BYO drinks and snacks. Kids welcome, if, under supervision.
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