Learn to craft a lip-work straw skep - the most iconic of beehives. Course tutor and master skep maker and beekeeper, Chris Park will guide you through the process and answer all your questions about making and using skeps. You will leave with about half of your skep done, and with all the tools, materials and skills to finish it. Bees for Development staff will also be happy to answer questions about their work and about other woven beehives used around the world. The course runs from 9.30am to 4pm at the Yew Tree Inn, Ross-on-Wye. Weather permitting, it will take place outdoors in the garden. A varied and abundant spread of delicious vegetarian dishes will be provided for lunch in the pub. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be available throughout the day. Long straw, cane lapping, a feeder and fid will be provided to all participants on the day. https://shop.beesfordevelopment.org/products/straw-skep-making-with-chris-parks-and-bees-for-development

Want to grow your own rare and impressive mushrooms at home? Then try a Lion's Mane grow kit - it's easy to use, fun and delicious! Not to mention, packed with a host of medicinal mushroom benefits. And, Lion's Mane is an endangered species and illegal to pick in the wild - so growing your own is simply the only way to try this fantastically meaty and tasty mushroom. More info and and instructions video available: here https://upcycledmushrooms.co.uk/collections/grow-kits-and-supplies/products/lions-mane-mushroom-grow-kit

This is one that I’ve made for myself, which is made from a single board of Cedar with Yew legs and an Ash book shelf underneath. If you would like something similar or maybe something less ‘rustic’… that can be arranged. There will be an element of surprise to it owing to what wood I find at the time of making the table. All my wood is sourced locally from either my tree work or from my local sawmill and put together with traditional joints and lots of TLC.

Reduce the time spent watering plants to once a week or less by burying Olla Water in the soil next to your plants then fill with water. It will ensure that every drop is delivered direct to the roots while wasting very little to evaporation. You can extend the length of time between filling by applying a mulch around the plants and the neck of the Olla, this will reduce evaporation even further. The terracotta pot is fired to a low temperature which makes it porous, this allows water to seep slowly out of the pot and into the soil. As long as there is still water inside, soil moisture is maintained in a ring around the pot as far out as the pot is wide. The plants soon learn where the water is coming from and wrap their roots around the pot, taking a drink when they need it. However, when growing plants from seed or transplating seedlings, help them along with a bit of water onto the surface until their roots are more esablished. Perfect for large containers, greenhouses and raised beds. Fill each pot to the brim with water. The pot maintains consistent soil moisture over several days. Roots grow around the pot, drawing water through the terracotta when needed. Avoid damaging sensitive leaves while watering. Dormant weed seeds on the surface left undisturbed. Do not use with fertiliser as this will clog up the pores. Product Information: Height: 190mm Diametre: 90mm Weight: 240g Capacity: 800ml / 1.25 pint Material: Terracotta, unglazed

Are slugs ravaging your lettuce? Problems with your peas or unhappy tomatoes? Find out how you could help them, all within the permaculture ethos of Earth Care, People Care and Fair Shares

The Lazy Dog is the latest venture from Joby Andrews and Mike Cranney who are behind The Pipe & Slippers and The Windmill. Our food here is simple but quality-driven with an emphasis on fresh local produce and hearty British and European cuisine, with a cracking Sunday roast to round off your week. We have specials that change daily and a £6 lunch deal. Drinks-wise, the emphasis is on quality and range, with everything from real ales to cocktails available, all served by friendly, well-trained staff. The design of the pub is inspired by the classic gin palace-style boozers of days gone by. In a time when good old-fashioned pubs are few and far between this one has been built to last. The downstairs area hosts diners in the refectory style layout to the left of the bar and offers a more intimate social setting in the form of secluded booths to the right.

1 hour treatment with Nicky Spencer-Hutchings based in Easton, Bristol I have been qualified for nearly 20 years and have experience of working with adults, adolescents and children. Reflexology, also known as zone therapy, is an alternative medical practice involving the application of pressure to specific points on the feet and hands. This is done using thumb, finger, and hand massage techniques without the use of oil or lotion.

Selection of treats from Sweetmart

Autumn Garden in a Box £29.99 This Autumn Garden in a Box will include 60 plants from hand-picked varieties to make sure you’ve got a steady supply of healthy greens, tasty salads and yummy brassicas all the way through autumn and into winter. Autumn Garden in a Box Information Your Garden In a Box will arrive carefully packed in bio-degradable packaging, to keep them safe on their journey to their new home. Number of vegetable plant plugs in the box: 45 - 60 In the lazy heat of late summer, it can be hard to think about planting for the winter. With our Autumn Garden In a Box we’ve got you covered. This pack of 40-60 plants will include everything you need to make sure you’ve got a steady supply of healthy greens, tasty salads and yummy brassicas all the way through autumn and into winter. Even as the nights start drawing in, your garden will still be looking fabulous with leeks, cabbages and kales standing proud. Your kitchen will be full of ingredients for hearty soups and stews, making sure you can keep on eating the rewards of your summer garden. Our Autumn Garden In a Box is one of our most popular packs, and can be planted out in containers, window boxes, raised beds or vegetable gardens. Your Autumn Garden In a Box will contain 40-60 plants (some multi-sown and some larger plants are considered equivalent to multiple smaller plugs), and will be delivered from the end of May until September, as soon as your baby plants are big enough to travel.

We have adapted our six week Foundation course to enable us to teach it online, as we want to continue getting this important information out despite not having the usual classroom settings available. The new way we teach this course is by sending a selection of teaching videos and written material each week, followed by an online Q&A the week after. You will receive the first class on Wednesday 28th April and then we will follow this up on the 5th May with a live online Q&A once you've had a chance to watch and read the material. For each class, you will have a week to watch the videos in your own time with accompanying written material, and then a chance to ask any questions and have a discussion together with your fellow students. We have already taught the Foundation Herbal Course in this format several times, and its always been a great experience. ​ We have always taught this course as a hands-on course that will give you the practical skills to start building your first herbal medicine chest. In order to adapt the course to the online environment, we will explain each practical medicine making task so that you can make medicines at home with the herbs that grow around you, sometimes using dried and sometimes fresh herbs. This online format means that people who don’t live near Bristol are able to participate in our courses more easily, which is something that people have been asking us for some time. Cost £190 The Course content: Each week we will take an in-depth look at herbs that grow in the local area and discover their fascinating uses. We will include a virtual herb walk so that you get to know the common, local herbs to you can start harvesting. This is a hands-on course will give you the practical skills to start building your first herbal medicine chest. As well as learning about plants you will learn a complete approach to health and the human body, and how to treat and prevent common illnesses holistically. Participants will choose one herb to focus on in their own time over the six weeks. You will each taste, experience, and research your own herb and share experiences in the last class. The course will cover: Theory Practical Week 1 Introduction to herbal medicine and its fascinating history. Through tasting the herbs we will explore the five tastes to begin our herbal journey. Herb tasting. Making infusions and decoctions. Week 2 Foundation of Good Health – the fundamentals of how to approach health and illness. Understanding this is essential to effective self-care. Herbal Mineral Vinegar. Using a selection of seasonal herbs we’ll make a potent mineral tonic. Week 3 Medicine Making and guidelines for harvesting, drying, storing herbs Understanding all the principles of tincture making. You will have a choice of herbs to make your own tincture. Week 4 Winter Wellness – how to improve immunity, and treat colds, flu, coughs and fever. Make an Immune Boosting Syrup to help with prevention and treatment of winter ailments. Week 5 Herbal First Aid – very practical information on using local herbs to treat all sorts of common acute conditions Make a healing ointment, with a herbal infused oil. Week 6 Review and reflection – Looking back over everything we’ve learned we’ll reflect on our experiences, test our knowledge and tell our stories Make a seasonally specific medicine e.g. a spring tonic or fire cider.

Having begun professional practice in 2018, I am a young practitioner, and, as my testimonials demonstrate, a good one. I incorporate Western Astrological technique with fixed star analysis, herbal medical astrology, ancestral healing, ogham, Sabian Symbols, Gene Keys, guided meditation and dreamwork to provide clients with the support they need to live well. I can be your astrological advocate in the face of life’s challenges, including domestic abuse and violence, complex issues that are turned away by other practitioners and therapists, narcissism, borderline personality disorder, refugee and migrant wellbeing, long-term illness recovery, sexual and emotional incest, intergenerational trauma, and social trauma due to neurodiversity, homophobia, transphobia and racism. I can let you know when you’re likely to fall in love, receive a windfall of resource, change career or move house. We can work on your purpose, your passion, and your past. We can look into your Saturn Return, your Jupiter Cycles, your Solar Return, your Uranus Opposition… Whatever you need, we will find a way. Whether you are looking to troubleshoot your life or are seeking personalised, in-depth guidance to adapt to our wild world, I will tailor our sessions to fit your needs.

All about Sharyn’s place This wonderful building, started in the 60’s by Edward Barnsley, and was finished more recently and still remains in the family. It stands in the grounds of The Bee House, where poet Edward Thomas wrote many of his poems. The garden falls straight into the South Downs Hangars, with direct access to fantastic woodland walks with spectacular views, whilst minimal light pollution makes the night skies perfect for star-gazing. Ask about the hot tub spa The space The Folly comprises of an open plan living and kitchen area. In the living room there is a sofa bed that can be used as a double if needed. The kitchen is fully equipped. The bedroom has a double bed. The wet room has a shower, sink and toilet. You can now hire a hot tub spa for your own private use. Please let me if you wish to use the spa discount code. Guest access Guest have their own private access and entrance. There is also ample parking. Access is across grass and down steps. Please be aware that you have to walk across slopping lawns to get to the Folly. I suggest that wet-weather footwear be worn during the winter months. We are in a Dark Skies area, so there are no street lights. So I recommend that guests try to arrive before dark. Other things to note There are many family pieces of Edward Barnsley furniture in the Folly for you to enjoy. Bikes are available for guests to use. Along with maps and binoculars to watch the wildlife. For special occasions e.g. birthdays, anniversaries we can provide locally sourced food packs, or any other special arrival surprise. Electric bikes can be arranged for hire. Yoga, meditation and reflexology can be arranged.

Devon get away, a night in a rustic gypsy caravan and use of sauna by the river in private woodland. Caravan is really basic, cooking over the fire.

Dried Flower Wreath. All flowers lovingly grown on Dartmoor, Devon. The wreath can be custom made using colours of your choice or all the colours of the rainbow - width 45cm diameter. https://www.instagram.com/fareofthefield/ www.fareofthefield.com

Two nights bed & breakfast for 2 people on the edge of Abergavenny at the foot of the Brecon Beacons as guests of Pete and Lily Sequoia, makers of wetheuncivilised, A Life Story (www.wetheuncivilised.org) Includes vegetarian meal on arrival and accommodation in the beautiful wetheuncivilised tour bus (which includes self-catering facilities), in which they lived for 5 years and where they edited the film. They will also take you on one of the many beautiful local walks, or bike rides, depending on what you'd like to do!

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Grounded is the story of a gardening journey, from bare field to bountiful feast! This is an inspiring tale of the transformation of a tired paddock to food abundance in just over four years with little money and a lot of resourcefulness and clever ideas. Liz Zorab also tells the story of how she transformed her life, overcoming the effects of chronic illness to develop a self-sufficient, independent lifestyle. This has taken Liz and her husband away from the rat race, giving them greater freedom and a more abundant life. Grounded is an inspiring blend of practical tips and ideas with personal narrative and a smattering of humour. It will encourage you to take your first steps to self reliance – because this is more easily achievable than you had ever imagined. It will show you how to: • Become more resilient • Be creative with resources • Make the most of the space you have • Achieve more without exhausting yourself • Fill your garden without emptying your pocket • Enjoy the process as much as the results This is a tale of courage and imagination that will inspire you to grow your own productive paradise and live your dreams. "Grounded is a refreshingly honest and entertaining read that weaves together personal experience and practical food-gardening tips. It's a modern yet down-to-earth guidebook for aspiring smallholders on par with John Seymour’s The Fat of the Land." Tanya Anderson is the author of A Woman's Garden and the popular gardening and beauty personality behind Lovely Greens The Forager's Garden This practical guide shows you how to create your own edible sanctuary, for year round food, in any sized garden, with minimal effort and care for Nature too. Go foraging at your own back door! Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience as a garden designer to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden. Whether it’s a few plant pots on a patio, a small urban back yard, or a bigger garden or smallholding in the country, you will learn how to create a wildlife friendly space for minimal cost. Our gardens can be part of a bigger, local food strategy that can be abundant, healthy and resilient. A forager’s garden provides nutrient dense food through every season and requires minimal work to maintain. It helps give self-sufficiency to anyone with minimal time for gardening. This book will give you: An overview of organic gardening techniques, great for the beginner A basic, accessible guide to designing your garden Insights into how to plant guilds and choose what is right for your space Valuable information on how ‘weeds’ can become harvests A choice of nutritious, seasonal plants for any sized plot Techniques to grow maximum food with minimal work and cost Practices that reconnect you with Nature and enhance wellbeing Money saving tips to make planting a forager’s garden a must! Anna’s The Forager’s Garden shows you one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to grow and harvest food while creating a beautiful and harmonious garden for wildlife and health. Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden in both town and country that is also a haven for wildlife as well as for humans. https://shop.permaculture.co.uk/

Written by Patrick Whitefield, one of world’s foremost teachers and practitioners of temperate permaculture, this book explains in depth how to apply permaculture to any situation. It's the one-stop classic which offers a vision of a sustainable future and the practical steps we can take towards it.

Worth £40. A natural healthcare technique using muscle testing to find imbalances in the body and identify helpful nutrition and emotional practices to enable the body to rebalance itself. Food sensitivities can also be tested.

Worth £150 (can negotiate removal of green waste)

Bed time storytelling session via zoom of 45 minutes, or three stories. To be arranged at a mutually convenient time and can be for ages 7-100! Zoom link to only be shared with the winning family and up to two other families. www.pollytisdall.com

Artwork Framed A2 print of "mike finds gold"

Tree print

Cyanotype prints made from images of street art taken in Berlin, 2019 x A4, 1 of each available

Homemade Elderflower wine

Homemade wildflower mead

Unique vintage, glass, ceramic and boho beaded necklace by Katy Pugh

Hand made Drum lampshade covered in rare gorgeous original shocking pink and red Mid century fabric

Large Sleeping fox mosaic

BUILD A tiffin traditionally includes one of each of the following components; everyday dhaba, dal, subji and basmati rice. MAINTAINANCE Always stack the biggest tiffin compartment at the bottom with a plate between each layer. Get it right and the metal strap will close easily. Never force the tiffin shut. Do not put the compartments into a microwave or onto a gas or electric hob. Make sure all parts are clean and dry before you restack them. This menu has been awarded the highest rating by the Sustainable Restaurant Association. Our chicken is free-range, fish is sustainably sourced and we use sustainable, organic and seasonal produce wherever possible. thethalirestaurant.co.uk

Large Veg Box Fresh produce hand selected from our range of organic, and when available local and seasonal goodness. https://www.matterwholefoods.uk/shop/subscription-boxes/fruit-veg-box/veg-box/

Private 45min folk performance (worth £150) Ideally I’d do it in peoples garden/living room but a park is also an option! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAnadaOGAng https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDKGikjzlUQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8AiRXGbfJ4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSehjoys2S8 https://susannawaters.bandcamp.com/track/midwinter https://earthline.bandcamp.com/track/time-for-home https://earthline.bandcamp.com/track/between-clay-sea

£10 box of fresh organic greens (salad, herbs, spinach/kale, beans) https://www.strodevalleyorganics.org/

The Mooncup® is the original silicone menstrual cup. It was designed by women as a convenient, safe, and eco-friendly alternative to tampons and pads. Tried and trusted since 2002 by millions of users around the world, the Mooncup menstrual cup offers an end to the waste, discomfort, and expense of disposable period protection. Holding 3x more than a regular tampon, the Mooncup is the perfect menstrual cup for heavy flow. While tampons absorb 35% vaginal moisture, the Mooncup won’t dry you out or leave fibres behind. The Mooncup is made in the UK to the highest quality standards and lasts for years and years. Buy your Mooncup today – it’s time for a better period. Comfortable The Mooncup menstrual cup is made from soft, medical-grade silicone making it so comfortable you can’t feel it’s there. Unlike tampons, which absorb 35% vaginal moisture, the Mooncup menstrual won’t dry you out or leave fibres behind. Reliable Your Mooncup is always there, ready. No last-minute dash to the shops, no stockpiling different absorbency pads or tampons. Holding 3x more than a regular tampon, the Mooncup is an ideal menstrual cup for heavy flow and provides longer lasting protection. Because the Mooncup is non-absorbent it won’t cause dryness when your period is light. Money-saving Regardless of your flow, you only need one Mooncup menstrual cup. Your Mooncup will pay for itself after 6-8 months. Start saving on monthly period protection and buy a Mooncup today. We are here for you We are here for your Mooncup journey. We offer a unique advice service run by medical health professionals. They can be easily contacted with any Mooncup usage queries you may have. Here to help you make the switch. More than just a product The Mooncup is manufactured in the UK to the highest quality standards. We are an employee-owned business and the first sanitary protection manufacturer in the world to be certified as an Ethical Business. Join the Mooncup revolution today. Discover more reasons to choose and buy a Mooncup Menstrual Cup. https://www.mooncup.co.uk/

The Perfect Pint by Andy Hamilton. Over the course of a year Andy brewed and drank his way through a couple of thousand pints. Visiting brewers, home brew clubs and throwing tasting session for him and his friends. He studied every aspect of beer, from how to grow all you need to make a pint to what flavours to look for when drinking a beer, how to tell the difference between a porter and a stout and how to tell the differences between all the hops from taste alone. Traditionally, this book would be described as a non-fiction guide to beer, but Andy would describe it as a love story between him and his favourite drink.

How do you cook heartnuts, hawthorn fruits or hostas? What’s the best way to preserve autumn olives or to dry chestnuts? Forest gardening – a novel way of growing edible crops in different vertical layers – is attracting increasing interest, for gardens large or small. But when it comes to harvest time, how do you make the most of the produce? From bamboo shoots and beech leaves to medlars and mashua, Food from your Forest Garden offers creative and imaginative ways to enjoy the crops from your forest garden. It provides cooking advice and recipe suggestions, with notes on every species in the bestselling Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford. The book includes: Over 100 recipes for over 50 different species, presented by season, plus raw food options. Information on the plants’ nutritional value, with advice on harvesting and processing. Chapters on preserving methods, from traditional preserves such as jams to ferments and fruit leathers. With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is an invaluable resource for making the most of your forest garden – and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden crops. https://www.greenbooks.co.uk/food-from-your-forest-garden

Bundle of four greetings cards https://patrickwhitefield.co.uk/illustration/

https://www.discogs.com/Elbow-Noisebox-EP/release/1244109

£30 - they come in a variety of sizes so the prizewinner could let me know what size they want

A choice of either 8 pints cider 8 pints cider vinegar 6 bottles pasteurised apple juice from Royate Hill Community orchard

"Building a Low Impact Roundhouse", published by Permanent Publications, now in a new updated edition at £12.95, and available from them by phoning (UK)01730 823 311. You can access their website by clicking here. I have had some good feedback about this book, and since Being first published it has sold over 3,000 copies. The new edition includes new photos plus chapters on a Straw Bale hut and ten-year feedback, including some comments on the planning saga.

ROUNDHOUSE BUILDING MANUAL I have written a book 'A Simple Roundhouse Manual' with over a hundred photos from these courses, going through the detail of how to build a simple roundhouse along the lines shown in this website.

Tony's life story A ripping yarn that travels from a quiet corner of England, through swinging sixties London, with appearances from The Beatles, Cream and self-sufficiency guru John Seymour. This is a book that makes you laugh out loud, and then makes you read the funny bits to everyone who is wondering what you're laughing at.

Traditionally hand turned wooden bowl

These Permaculture Action Cards have been helping teachers, educators, parents and home schoolers around the world to increase their understanding of permaculture principles in a fun and creative way. The full-colour card deck contains 12 permaculture principles cards, three permaculture ethics cards, and 46 illustrated action cards, each with one of Brenna’s iconic illustrations on one side and a related Formidable Veg song lyric on the other. This pack also includes a full colour A3 poster illustrating David Holmgren’s permaculture principles, and booklet of ideas and activities for use in your learning environment. Each card size is 14.5cm X 10.5 cm. Free download of the CD Permaculture: A Rhymer’s Manual is included here to compliment this teaching resource. These cards are printed on 100% post-consumer waste at a local low-waste printery with vegetable inks. The ecological impact of this resource has been a high consideration from source to sink. Donated by: Emily & Lachlan (Australia)

Nature inspired copper craft https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/BugsAndLeaves

Shiatsu is a type of massage therapy that was primarily developed in Japan. With its name derived from the Japanese term for "finger pressure," it involves applying pressure to specific points on the body, moving from one point to another in a rhythmic sequence. As in acupressure, practitioners of shiatsu apply pressure to points on the body thought to be connected to pathways called "meridians".2 By stimulating these points, such therapists aim to promote the flow of vital energy (also known as "chi") and facilitate healing. According to the principles of TCM, blockages in the flow of chi can contribute to a wide range of illnesses.3 What Does Shiatsu Feel Like? When performing shiatsu, therapists apply deep pressure using their fingers, thumbs, and/or palms in a continuous sequence. The finger pads are used to apply pressure, and each point is typically held for two to eight seconds. In some cases, pressure points stimulated during shiatsu may feel tender but it should not hurt. People often describe this tenderness as "good pain." Shiatsu is typically done on a low massage table or on a mat on the floor. Although the sequence is often similar to other types of massage, no massage oil is used, so it is usually done with the client fully clothed in loose, comfortable clothing. Uses for Shiatsu Shiatsu is often used to lessen stress and protect against stress-related health issues. In addition, shiatsu is said to promote healing in conditions such as: Anxiety Arthritis Back pain Constipation Headache Insomnia Menstrual problems Neck and shoulder pain Premenstrual syndrome Sciatica Sinus problems Shiatsu is also said to increase energy, promote recovery from injuries, and stimulate the digestive system http://www.facebook.com/shiatsuwithgeorgina http://www.instagram.com/shiatsuwithgeorgina

Original artwork and prints made using weathered, pixelated and layered billboard posters salvaged from the heart of the city. Formed into Bristol street scenes using collage and embroidery. https://zoegibbons.com/collections/bristol-by-billboard

Personalised yoga class

Hand carved wooden eating spoon- from spalted silver birch (Simon Naish)

Cyanotype prints made from images of street art taken in Berlin, 2019 x A4, 1 of each available

Enjoy a well deserved night out and know your kids are in safe hands with Ro Fry

1 hour treatment for a cut/finish with Caroline Martin worth £40

https://betterfood.co.uk/

A SAORI handwoven shoulder bag made from organic cotton and recycled fibres. Approx 30 x 30cm

https://www.oakandreed.co.uk/

https://www.oakandreed.co.uk/

Tiny prints, that normally sell at about £20-£30. Edition of 30, first 2 are 10x 10 cm, the second 10x15cm. They are much brighter in really life, fluro colours don’t photograph well.

Tiny prints, that normally sell at about £20-£30. Edition of 30, first 2 are 10x 10 cm, the second 10x15cm. They are much brighter in really life, fluro colours don’t photograph well.

Tiny prints, that normally sell at about £20-£30. Edition of 30, first 2 are 10x 10 cm, the second 10x15cm. They are much brighter in really life, fluro colours don’t photograph well.

Tiny prints, that normally sell at about £20-£30. Edition of 30, first 2 are 10x 10 cm, the second 10x15cm. They are much brighter in really life, fluro colours don’t photograph well.

Here is a painting from 2013. I chose this one as there is a caravan in there somewhere, and as Sarah used to live in my garden, so it seemed appropriate! Size H33 x W44cm- framed.

Join Dunc for a day of mushroom foraging, with his years of experience, he will help you learn where to look for mushrooms and how to identify them. Based our beautiful craft centre, Kensley Sheds, in the Heart of the Forest of Dean, by attending this workshop you are supporting The Rewild Project and our essential work in The Forest of Dean. This workshop is part of the Edible Forest Skills Project and is subsidised by the Foresters’ Forest Landscape Partnership Scheme.

Indian takeaway for 4 from Hove east Sussex/As an alternative to anyone who can't claim the prize, I'd be happy to arrange a zoom cookery lesson to make some Indian food. Bazfood.com

Psychedelic hand knitted socks- perfect for slipper socks or wearing with boots by Delilah Paddington Gardner

A 14 hour online course to give you a sound foundation (or to deepen your existing foundation) of understanding about what yoga nidra is in the broadest sense, and how it works. https://www.yoganidranetwork.org/shop/tynof

https://instagram.com/wdky.kintsugi

https://www.aardman.com/

2/3 night holiday in a sea view apartment in North Devon

Supporters of organic, fair-trade and wild food systems, all dietary requirements are catered for. When it comes to ingredients, the City Farm Café can think almost entirely in food yards. The cafe's situated in the centre of the City Farm who provide meat, vegetables, salad and wild ingredients for the Café's menu. The local allotment holders are also encouraged to trade surplus in return for something to eat or drink.

A garden fruit tree visit consultation/pruning session - limited to London or Bristol

A personalised rap - want to say something to someone special? Why not have it delivered in the form of an entertaining and heart-felt rap? Lewis will speak to you and gather some info and any message you'd like to get across and then write and record your very own rap (you'll be invited to listen and feedback before the final file is shared).

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/724066528/jackfruit-cocopants-thin-brown-unisex?ref=shop_home_active_12&frs=1 JackFruit CocoPants - CocoNut Collection This is an original design JackFruit CocoPants from our CocoNut Collection. A fresh and fruity unisex pair of tracksuit style trousers. These come in the same cut as our Papaya Pants, designed to have a modern and stylish cut with a lycra waistband and lycra cuffs, for a comfortable and snug fit. They are made from a strong, hard-wearing cotton, with zip pockets at the side and one at the back, perfect for keeping your valuable items safe while rolling about at a festival. They are fairly light-weight, but still warm, ideal from Spring through til Autumn They are one size, suitable for small to medium/large sizes, both for men and women. The waist is stretchy and will stretch up to 46 inches, but is most suitable for waist sizes from 26 inch up to 38 inch, and people from around 5 ft to 6 ft 2. Inside leg: 80cm Top to bottom length: 108cm These come in a slightly less thick cotton than the other stye of CocoPants, and the cut is slightly more narrow and tapered. These tracksuit style trousers are perfect for festival wear, but equally well suited for wearing about town. A unique piece that will make you stand out from the crowd :-)

Kabala Kitchen Meal for 2

Traditionally hand turned wooden bowl

Join Dunc for a day of mushroom foraging, with his years of experience, he will help you learn where to look for mushrooms and how to identify them. Based our beautiful craft centre, Kensley Sheds, in the Heart of the Forest of Dean, by attending this workshop you are supporting The Rewild Project and our essential work in The Forest of Dean. This workshop is part of the Edible Forest Skills Project and is subsidised by the Foresters’ Forest Landscape Partnership Scheme.

Written by Patrick Whitefield, one of world’s foremost teachers and practitioners of temperate permaculture, this book explains in depth how to apply permaculture to any situation. It's the one-stop classic which offers a vision of a sustainable future and the practical steps we can take towards it.

Grounded is the story of a gardening journey, from bare field to bountiful feast! This is an inspiring tale of the transformation of a tired paddock to food abundance in just over four years with little money and a lot of resourcefulness and clever ideas. Liz Zorab also tells the story of how she transformed her life, overcoming the effects of chronic illness to develop a self-sufficient, independent lifestyle. This has taken Liz and her husband away from the rat race, giving them greater freedom and a more abundant life. Grounded is an inspiring blend of practical tips and ideas with personal narrative and a smattering of humour. It will encourage you to take your first steps to self reliance – because this is more easily achievable than you had ever imagined. It will show you how to: • Become more resilient • Be creative with resources • Make the most of the space you have • Achieve more without exhausting yourself • Fill your garden without emptying your pocket • Enjoy the process as much as the results This is a tale of courage and imagination that will inspire you to grow your own productive paradise and live your dreams. "Grounded is a refreshingly honest and entertaining read that weaves together personal experience and practical food-gardening tips. It's a modern yet down-to-earth guidebook for aspiring smallholders on par with John Seymour’s The Fat of the Land." Tanya Anderson is the author of A Woman's Garden and the popular gardening and beauty personality behind Lovely Greens The Forager's Garden This practical guide shows you how to create your own edible sanctuary, for year round food, in any sized garden, with minimal effort and care for Nature too. Go foraging at your own back door! Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience as a garden designer to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden. Whether it’s a few plant pots on a patio, a small urban back yard, or a bigger garden or smallholding in the country, you will learn how to create a wildlife friendly space for minimal cost. Our gardens can be part of a bigger, local food strategy that can be abundant, healthy and resilient. A forager’s garden provides nutrient dense food through every season and requires minimal work to maintain. It helps give self-sufficiency to anyone with minimal time for gardening. This book will give you: An overview of organic gardening techniques, great for the beginner A basic, accessible guide to designing your garden Insights into how to plant guilds and choose what is right for your space Valuable information on how ‘weeds’ can become harvests A choice of nutritious, seasonal plants for any sized plot Techniques to grow maximum food with minimal work and cost Practices that reconnect you with Nature and enhance wellbeing Money saving tips to make planting a forager’s garden a must! Anna’s The Forager’s Garden shows you one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to grow and harvest food while creating a beautiful and harmonious garden for wildlife and health. Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden in both town and country that is also a haven for wildlife as well as for humans. https://shop.permaculture.co.uk/

Over the course of a year Andy brewed and drank his way through a couple of thousand pints. Visiting brewers, home brew clubs and throwing tasting session for him and his friends. He studied every aspect of beer, from how to grow all you need to make a pint to what flavours to look for when drinking a beer, how to tell the difference between a porter and a stout and how to tell the differences between all the hops from taste alone. Traditionally, this book would be described as a non-fiction guide to beer, but Andy would describe it as a love story between him and his favourite drink.

Grounded is the story of a gardening journey, from bare field to bountiful feast! This is an inspiring tale of the transformation of a tired paddock to food abundance in just over four years with little money and a lot of resourcefulness and clever ideas. Liz Zorab also tells the story of how she transformed her life, overcoming the effects of chronic illness to develop a self-sufficient, independent lifestyle. This has taken Liz and her husband away from the rat race, giving them greater freedom and a more abundant life. Grounded is an inspiring blend of practical tips and ideas with personal narrative and a smattering of humour. It will encourage you to take your first steps to self reliance – because this is more easily achievable than you had ever imagined. It will show you how to: • Become more resilient • Be creative with resources • Make the most of the space you have • Achieve more without exhausting yourself • Fill your garden without emptying your pocket • Enjoy the process as much as the results This is a tale of courage and imagination that will inspire you to grow your own productive paradise and live your dreams. "Grounded is a refreshingly honest and entertaining read that weaves together personal experience and practical food-gardening tips. It's a modern yet down-to-earth guidebook for aspiring smallholders on par with John Seymour’s The Fat of the Land." Tanya Anderson is the author of A Woman's Garden and the popular gardening and beauty personality behind Lovely Greens The Forager's Garden This practical guide shows you how to create your own edible sanctuary, for year round food, in any sized garden, with minimal effort and care for Nature too. Go foraging at your own back door! Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience as a garden designer to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden. Whether it’s a few plant pots on a patio, a small urban back yard, or a bigger garden or smallholding in the country, you will learn how to create a wildlife friendly space for minimal cost. Our gardens can be part of a bigger, local food strategy that can be abundant, healthy and resilient. A forager’s garden provides nutrient dense food through every season and requires minimal work to maintain. It helps give self-sufficiency to anyone with minimal time for gardening. This book will give you: An overview of organic gardening techniques, great for the beginner A basic, accessible guide to designing your garden Insights into how to plant guilds and choose what is right for your space Valuable information on how ‘weeds’ can become harvests A choice of nutritious, seasonal plants for any sized plot Techniques to grow maximum food with minimal work and cost Practices that reconnect you with Nature and enhance wellbeing Money saving tips to make planting a forager’s garden a must! Anna’s The Forager’s Garden shows you one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to grow and harvest food while creating a beautiful and harmonious garden for wildlife and health. Anna Locke condenses years of her own hands-on experience to walk you through all the skills and techniques you need to design and plant a delicious, useful and thriving garden in both town and country that is also a haven for wildlife as well as for humans. https://shop.permaculture.co.uk/

How do you cook heartnuts, hawthorn fruits or hostas? What’s the best way to preserve autumn olives or to dry chestnuts? Forest gardening – a novel way of growing edible crops in different vertical layers – is attracting increasing interest, for gardens large or small. But when it comes to harvest time, how do you make the most of the produce? From bamboo shoots and beech leaves to medlars and mashua, Food from your Forest Garden offers creative and imaginative ways to enjoy the crops from your forest garden. It provides cooking advice and recipe suggestions, with notes on every species in the bestselling Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford. The book includes: Over 100 recipes for over 50 different species, presented by season, plus raw food options. Information on the plants’ nutritional value, with advice on harvesting and processing. Chapters on preserving methods, from traditional preserves such as jams to ferments and fruit leathers. With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is an invaluable resource for making the most of your forest garden – and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden crops. https://www.greenbooks.co.uk/food-from-your-forest-garden

How do you cook heartnuts, hawthorn fruits or hostas? What’s the best way to preserve autumn olives or to dry chestnuts? Forest gardening – a novel way of growing edible crops in different vertical layers – is attracting increasing interest, for gardens large or small. But when it comes to harvest time, how do you make the most of the produce? From bamboo shoots and beech leaves to medlars and mashua, Food from your Forest Garden offers creative and imaginative ways to enjoy the crops from your forest garden. It provides cooking advice and recipe suggestions, with notes on every species in the bestselling Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford. The book includes: Over 100 recipes for over 50 different species, presented by season, plus raw food options. Information on the plants’ nutritional value, with advice on harvesting and processing. Chapters on preserving methods, from traditional preserves such as jams to ferments and fruit leathers. With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is an invaluable resource for making the most of your forest garden – and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden crops. https://www.greenbooks.co.uk/food-from-your-forest-garden

How do you cook heartnuts, hawthorn fruits or hostas? What’s the best way to preserve autumn olives or to dry chestnuts? Forest gardening – a novel way of growing edible crops in different vertical layers – is attracting increasing interest, for gardens large or small. But when it comes to harvest time, how do you make the most of the produce? From bamboo shoots and beech leaves to medlars and mashua, Food from your Forest Garden offers creative and imaginative ways to enjoy the crops from your forest garden. It provides cooking advice and recipe suggestions, with notes on every species in the bestselling Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford. The book includes: Over 100 recipes for over 50 different species, presented by season, plus raw food options. Information on the plants’ nutritional value, with advice on harvesting and processing. Chapters on preserving methods, from traditional preserves such as jams to ferments and fruit leathers. With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is an invaluable resource for making the most of your forest garden – and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden crops. https://www.greenbooks.co.uk/food-from-your-forest-garden

How do you cook heartnuts, hawthorn fruits or hostas? What’s the best way to preserve autumn olives or to dry chestnuts? Forest gardening – a novel way of growing edible crops in different vertical layers – is attracting increasing interest, for gardens large or small. But when it comes to harvest time, how do you make the most of the produce? From bamboo shoots and beech leaves to medlars and mashua, Food from your Forest Garden offers creative and imaginative ways to enjoy the crops from your forest garden. It provides cooking advice and recipe suggestions, with notes on every species in the bestselling Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford. The book includes: Over 100 recipes for over 50 different species, presented by season, plus raw food options. Information on the plants’ nutritional value, with advice on harvesting and processing. Chapters on preserving methods, from traditional preserves such as jams to ferments and fruit leathers. With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is an invaluable resource for making the most of your forest garden – and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden crops. https://www.greenbooks.co.uk/food-from-your-forest-garden

Bundle of four greetings cards

Bundle of four greetings cards

Bundle of four greetings cards

Bundle of four greetings cards

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

This Moleskine travel/hiker journal features cut-out boots and is illustrated with a hiker by a mountain. (Yours will be similar but not identical as it's a hand drawn original.) There is a blank ribbon banner where you can write the name/word/country/trail etc of your choosing. This is a Moleskine cahier pocket-size journal, so it is flexible, light, and soft, easy to take anywhere! It measures 3.5"x5.5" (9x14cm). https://heidiburton.co.uk/

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Offers the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s 30 years of content at your fingertips. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.

Stunning Spiro pendulum. Meditative interactive sculpture

Reduce the time spent watering plants to once a week or less by burying Olla Water in the soil next to your plants then fill with water. It will ensure that every drop is delivered direct to the roots while wasting very little to evaporation. You can extend the length of time between filling by applying a mulch around the plants and the neck of the Olla, this will reduce evaporation even further. The terracotta pot is fired to a low temperature which makes it porous, this allows water to seep slowly out of the pot and into the soil. As long as there is still water inside, soil moisture is maintained in a ring around the pot as far out as the pot is wide. The plants soon learn where the water is coming from and wrap their roots around the pot, taking a drink when they need it. However, when growing plants from seed or transplating seedlings, help them along with a bit of water onto the surface until their roots are more esablished. Perfect for large containers, greenhouses and raised beds. Fill each pot to the brim with water. The pot maintains consistent soil moisture over several days. Roots grow around the pot, drawing water through the terracotta when needed. Avoid damaging sensitive leaves while watering. Dormant weed seeds on the surface left undisturbed. Do not use with fertiliser as this will clog up the pores. Product Information: Height: 190mm Diametre: 90mm Weight: 240g Capacity: 800ml / 1.25 pint Material: Terracotta, unglazed

Are slugs ravaging your lettuce? Problems with your peas or unhappy tomatoes? Find out how you could help them, all within the permaculture ethos of Earth Care, People Care and Fair Shares

Cyanotype prints made from images of street art taken in Berlin, 2019 x A4, 1 of each available

Join forager Leah for a two and a half hour walk through the countryside as she guides you through the basic principles of foraging. You’ll learn about a range of edible, medicinal and poisonous plants, how to safely identify them and how to sustainably gather them. We will also talk about the medicinal uses of plants and delve into some folklore, all whilst gently meandering through the lush woodland and meadows.

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019

Mixed media collage with vintage elements A5

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (2 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (3 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (4 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (5 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (6 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (7 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (8 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (9 of 10)

A4 Digital prints - edited photographs of street art taken in Berlin 2019 (10 of 10)

1x week ( or to suit) Rustic Glamping at beautiful Wagtail Farm, an organic small-holding on the Somerset and Devon border. You are invited to stay in our Bell tent overlooking our pond, with a panoramic view over to Wellington and The Blackdowns. Facilities include a Tree bog, shower in a shed and shared use of a fully functional kitchen in a static caravan. We will be available to host from Spring 2022.

A collection of three Total Yoga Nidra practices for change-makers, campaigners, survivors and allies. https://thesource.co/node/2243?child=ys

A set of unique, responsive and very feminine Yoga Nidra practices to support health and well being at every stage of a woman’s life. https://thesource.co/node/100?child=ys

https://www.happy-holistics.co.uk/

My hand-knitted socks and scarves take me a couple of weeks to knit and usually go for £35 or more. I use a mixture of needle sizes (2mm to 3mm) to get a good fit with the socks, which I knit to the size of your feet and ankle width. I’ve got a couple of great stitch patterns to help cling and increase robustness around the heels. I usually knit in the calf-length socks in wool with 25% nylon to give good wear (otherwise they will go at the toe and heel in no time), or bamboo. The scarves are knitted to a gorgeous design, which is pretty gender neutral. I knit them in either in 100% silk or bamboo.

30x30cm mounted print “Seeds of Time” by Sarah Latham, a British artist based in France

3 mixed 12 plug trays of known provenance native wildflowers, selected especially for pollinators, to be posted out free next spring. The mix can be tailored to the place where they'll be planted. My website is www.wildflowersscotland.com

No dig gardening expert and author Stephanie Hafferty is offering a prize of a copy of each of her books plus a one hour online gardening consultation www.nodighome.com

Small, medium or large size pair of socks in colours chosen from my wool stash or selected from an online source.

Billy Boy Pet Portraits would like to offer you the chance to win a bespoke, characterful drawing of your best mate, rendered in pencil and framed.

Alison Dodds hairdressing is offering a wash, cut and blowdry. This warm and friendly salon welcomes you to relax in a comfortable environment.

Alison Dodds hairdressing is offering a wash, cut and blowdry worth. This warm and friendly salon welcomes you to relax in a comfortable environment.

Alison Dodds hairdressing is offering a wash cut and blowdry. This warm and friendly salon welcomes you to relax in a comfortable environment.

Alison Dodds hairdressing is offering a wash, cut and blowdry. This warm and friendly salon welcomes you to relax in a comfortable environment.

A personal introduction to the simple yet powerful technique of shamanic journeying. Using drum and rattle, you will be guided to safely visit the spirit world where you can receive healing, inspiration, guidance or empowerment in relation to any issue you choose. Suitable for complete beginners or those with some previous experience, the session can be delivered either online or in-person. I have been a practitioner of core shamanism for over twenty years and professionally active as a shamanic teacher and healer since 2016.

6 piece set of my ocean inspired coasters, from Goaflow resin art

1 x CBD oil 1 x CBD muscle rub 1 x night time foot oil 1 x bite nurse balm www.cbdbristol.com

Celine who used to be Alby’s childminder, is donating two books she has illustrated ‘Where is Mind?’ and ‘Strong Mind’. They are dzogchen books for kids, and teach kids the on the fly meditation of ‘short moments of strong mind’, which helps to be happy and act with kindness and deep wisdom. 8’x8’ layflat hardback format / filled with colourful evocative illustrations inspired by Buddhist thangkas. http://shortmomentsforkids.com

One hour crafting session where you will learn to make a lovely star decoration from wooden beads and thread. They look great around the house and make fantastic Christmas tree decorations. All materials provided. The lesson will take place in person in Bristol (or over Zoom if you are unable to attend in person). With Adele Watt. To be booked and completed by 31/01/22.

Celine who used to be Alby’s childminder, is donating two books she has illustrated ‘Where is Mind?’ and ‘Strong Mind’. They are dzogchen books for kids, and teach kids the on the fly meditation of ‘short moments of strong mind’, which helps to be happy and act with kindness and deep wisdom. 8’x8’ layflat hardback format / filled with colourful evocative illustrations inspired by Buddhist thangkas. http://shortmomentsforkids.com

Beautiful fabric art designed by Libby Bove. Winner can choose design. They work lovely in frames, but can be used for your own crafty purposes.....whatever they may be. . Made with 230gsm cotton grown to G.O.T.S organic standards.

Beautiful fabric art designed by Libby Bove. Winner can choose design. They work lovely in frames, but can be used for your own crafty purposes.....whatever they may be. . Made with 230gsm cotton grown to G.O.T.S organic standards.

"You are here" - tree bark with gold leaf lettering wall hanging made by local artist Jon Bentley - www.jonbentley.co.uk

Wigwam Sam Tipi maker and Sophie Fordham Printmaker, Ceramicist and Painter have teamed up and are offering a weekend in a furnished 18ft Tipi ( dates to be arranged by prize winner) in the North Cornish countryside 13 miles away from the stunning North Cornwall coast of Widemouth bay. The Tipi will be available from Friday to Sunday and Sophie is offering a one day workshop of your choice. www.wigwamsam.co.uk https://sophiefordham.com

One case of 24 cans of The Very Nice Craft Lager https://theverynice.co.uk/products/the-very-nice-craft-lager https://theverynice.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/theverynicegang

A two night stay in one of their amazing glamping units. These each have unique features in a spectacular location only an hour from Bristol and 20mins from Abergavenny. Checkout details of each space on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Goytreeglamping

Two books on growing food organically: fruit (Fruit For Life) and Vegetables (Good Earth Gardening). By Tim Foster, tutor on the Shift course.

A series of funk-fuelled workouts that variously mix and match elements of hip-hop, mambo, stomping Northern Soul, deep funk, jazz and horn-heavy 1970s soul.

We're All Climate Hypocrites Now: How Embracing Our Limitations Can Unlock the Power of a Movement "It’s a tour de force for hope. And kindness. And love for the world and the future.” — Alison Phipps, UNESCO Chair for Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts, University of Glasgow Taking a tongue-in-cheek approach, self-confessed eco-hypocrite Sami Grover says we should do what we can in our own lives to minimize our climate impacts, but then we need to target those actions so they create systemic change. Along the way, he skewers those pointing fingers, celebrates those who are trying, and offers practical pathways to start making a difference.

We're All Climate Hypocrites Now: How Embracing Our Limitations Can Unlock the Power of a Movement "It’s a tour de force for hope. And kindness. And love for the world and the future.” — Alison Phipps, UNESCO Chair for Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts, University of Glasgow Taking a tongue-in-cheek approach, self-confessed eco-hypocrite Sami Grover says we should do what we can in our own lives to minimize our climate impacts, but then we need to target those actions so they create systemic change. Along the way, he skewers those pointing fingers, celebrates those who are trying, and offers practical pathways to start making a difference.

ColourFaux Taxidermy by Adornamental, based in Mid Sussex All ColourFaux taxidermy pieces are made using beautiful quality recycled upholstery swatch books and offcuts. The plaques are made from ply scraps or recycled cabinet doors and drawers. Each one has its own “personality” and is unique. They can be custom made to any colour and style. www.adornamental.co.uk

‘​​Running a Land Based Social Enterprise’ course on 4th November by Organic Blooms in Latteridge https://organicblooms.co.uk/product/courses-and-workshops/professional-courses/running-land-based-social-enterprise/ Organic Blooms is a certified organic cut flower farm and social enterprise, training and supporting people with mental health conditions and learning difficulties.

Warmlii is reviving the Swiss tradition of using cherry stones for therapeutic purposes by making eco-friendly thermal pillows that can be used hot or cold to alleviate aches and pains. Warmlii pillows are 100% natural and plastic free, made with organic cotton fabric and filled with cherry stones they adapt to the shape of your body and provide comfort where it's most needed. They are handmade by Bee in her little home home studio in Bristol and properly cared for your Warmlii can last you for years. The pillow comes with instructions on how to use it and care for it and is wrapped in biodegradable packaging.