Greeniversity is coming to Cambridge

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• Ian Tennant, Peterborough Environment City Trust
• Thursday 17 May 2012, 19:30-21:00
• CB1 Cafe, Mill Road.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Anna McIvor.

Over the next few months we’ll be helping to set up Greeniversity in Cambridge – Peterborough already has a Greeniversity, and we’re aiming to set up something similar. In a nutshell, Greeniversity is about people getting together to learn green skills from other local people who have skills they are willing to share. It offers a range of free or low cost sessions taught by ordinary people. These range from how to grow your own veg, to how to knit or customise charity shop clothes, to riding (and servicing) your bike, and even how to insulate your loft. You could take a one off lesson or a five week course – Greeniversity is very flexible. It’s all free and the idea is to have fun and meet new people while you learn how to be a little greener. Come along to this Transition Cafe night to find out more from Ian Tennant, who will be helping us to set this up in Cambridge.

This talk is part of the Transition Cambridge series.

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• CB1 Cafe, Mill Road
• Transition Cambridge

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