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Climate Friendly Bradford on Avon works to reduce carbon emissions and increase sustainability in the Bradford on Avon area.

Our activities are frequent, wide ranging, both fun and serious.
We take every opportunity to raise awareness and take practical action.

We are totally inclusive and there is plenty of opportunity for people of all ages, abilities and interests to get involved.

All are welcome at our monthly meetings, where we usually have a speaker, as well as time for questions and to chat...

FULL HOUSE AT ELECTION CLIMATE CHANGE HUSTINGS

28th November 2019

Repair cafe

November 2019 at The Hub

Owl nest box construction workshop
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT GROUP

Working to engage the local community

BIODIVERSITY GROUP
Working to promote biodiversity for the good of wildlife, humans and the environment
3 NEW REFILL DRINKING FOUNTAINS ARE NOW IN PLACE & WORKING

In St Margaret's Car Park, Culver Close Playing Field & Sladesbrook Playground

SUSTAINABLE FOOD & DRINK GROUP
Food and drink that is good for us and good for the environment; food that does not cost the earth
CLIMATE STRIKE

September 2019

ENERGY GROUP

Reduce energy use, switch to a renewable supplier, generate your own — for reduced emissions and a better life

SWIFT GROUP

Installing swift boxes around town and raising awareness

ZERO WASTE GROUP
Reduce, re-use, recycle — the less you waste the more money you save

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ACTIVE TRAVEL GROUP
Reducing reliance on petrol and diesel powered vehicles, to reduce emissions and improve health

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ACTION GROUPS

The action groups are where it all happens in Climate Friendly Bradford on Avon.

We like to get on and get things done with the minimum amount of meetings.

QUICK THINGS TO DO

  • Sign the Greenpeace petition calling on UK supermarkets to ditch throwaway plastic packaging here.

  • Make your own toothpaste here.

  • Solidarity With The People of Mugla here…

  • Protect the Hedgehog (here)

MORE THINGS TO DO

NEWS

Tree planting this winter

Rachel Berger is planting at least 1000 trees and native shrubs this winter on land at Frankleigh House

MORE NEWS

EVENTS

December Christmas Party

Monday 9th December at 7.00 for 7.30pm.  Come and relax, away from all the election hassle at the CFBoA Christmas party. 

Drop in Coffee Morning

Wednesday 20th November, 10.00 to 12.00.   Rachel Berger will be telling stories around the theme of the climate crisis and our relationship with the natural world.

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