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SUMMARY:Community Action for Rewilding
DESCRIPTION:This event is free to attend and open to all volunteers of groups in the CAG Devon network\, and members of Devon Rewilding Network.  \nAbout the event:  \nCAG Devon is teaming up with the Devon Rewilding Network for a joint learning day focused on strengthening community involvement in rewilding and nature recovery. \nThe day includes: \n\nA morning of short talks (with Q&A) at Umberleigh Village Hall\, showcasing projects putting nature and community at the heart of their work.\nAn afternoon visit to Luckymoor Rewilding\, with landowners Pete and Jane Kelly\, to see nature recovery in action\, get hands-on with a practical activity\, and explore opportunities for nearby land to be rewilded as a community.\n\nThroughout the day\, we’ll look at different models for community‑led nature recovery – from land‑purchase approaches (including CICs)\, to working with town and parish councils\, plus wider ways to empower local people to protect and restore nature. \nThe day offers a great opportunity to connect\, learn and spark new ideas for your own projects\, and support locally driven nature recovery across Devon. \n\nWhat to expect/Timetable: \nMorning session: Umberleigh Village Hall\n \nArrivals: from 9:30am\nVenue: Umberleigh Village Hall\, EX37 9AA\n \n10:00 am – 12.30 pm – Morning talks \nYou’ll hear from: \n\nAndy Bell – North Devon Biosphere Communities Project\nNick/Claire Withers – Sustainable Chulmleigh\nLawrence Simanowitz – Wood Could Should CIC\nFranny Armstrong – Wild Tiverton CIC\n\nTea/coffee will be available during a mid-morning break. \n12.30 pm – 13.15 pm – Lunch and Travel \n\nPlease bring a packed lunch. \nTravel to Luckymoor Rewilding (10 minutes by car\, car sharing encouraged)\n\n\nAfternoon session: Luckymoor Rewilding \n13.15 pm –14.00 pm – Site tour (with landowners Pete & Jane Kelly)\nIncluding discussion around opportunities for community‑driven rewilding\, building on ideas from the morning session.  \n14.00 pm –14.45 pm – Optional practical Activity\nA hands-on tree‑guard removal session to connect with the land and each other through shared action.\n\n14:45 pm – 15:00 pm — Return to Umberleigh Village Hall\n\nPlease note: the visit to Luckymoor will involve some uneven ground and slopes\, appropriate footwear (walking boots or wellies) recommended. \n\nGetting there: \nUmberleigh Village Hall: \nAddress: Umberleigh Village Hall\, Umberleigh\, EX37 9AA\nGoogle maps link \nUmberleigh Village Hall is located on the A377 beside Umberleigh Railway Station\, making it easily accessible by road and by train from Barnstaple\, Exeter\, South Molton and Torrington. \nLuckymoor Rewilding: \nAddress: Luckymoor Rewilding\, Yarnscombe EX31 3NF\n(Postcode for guidance only – see instructions below) \nLuckymoor is located to the East of Luckaborough Glamping. The site entrance is off B3227 between Atherington and Torrington\, marked by two black and white bollards\, opposite Kelland Wood. \nGoogle maps link\nWhat3Words: ///runways.provoking.locating \n\nYou are welcome to attend the morning session only if preferred. Please indicate whether you intend to stay for the afternoon session upon booking. \n\n\n\nLocation\nUmberleigh Village Hall\, The Station\, Umberleigh\, EX37 9AA
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/community-action-for-rewilding/
LOCATION:umberleigh village hall\, Umberleigh Village Hall\, Umberleigh\, Devon\, EX37 9AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260228T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260228T153000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20260219T163955Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260219T163955Z
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Mini SkillShare: Community Action for Nature
DESCRIPTION:CAG Devon is thrilled to be joining forces with Tamar Valley National Landscape for a day dedicated to inspiring and strengthening community action for nature and climate across West Devon and the Tamar Valley catchment. \nWhether you’re an individual nature enthusiast or part of a community group\, this event brings people together to share ideas\, build connections\, and spark collaborative action. \nThe day will include talks from community groups sharing their experiences in creating nature‑friendly spaces\, a showcase of successful local projects\, plus plenty of time for networking with individuals and organisations working toward environmental goals. \nCome along\, get inspired\, and be part of a growing movement for nature. \nPasties for lunch!
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/tamar-valley-mini-skillshare-community-action-for-nature/
LOCATION:Landalph Memorial Hall\, Cargreen\, Landulph\, Saltash\, PL12 6PB
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,CAG Devon network event,Topic
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260220T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260220T160000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20260203T155631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260203T155755Z
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SUMMARY:Creating a Micro Nursery and Practical Biochar Workshop: For CAG Devon Members
DESCRIPTION:Creating a Micro Nursery (morning session) \nVisit Trimplants and learn from 40+ years of nursery growing experience. Explore how community groups can create micro nurseries to grow resilient plants for local food and nature projects. \nPractical Biochar Workshop (afternoon session) \nSee biochar being made using Dartmoor Dragons\, Tawi Stoves and new kilns. Learn how biochar improves soil health\, plant resilience and locks up carbon. \nClick here for more information and to book your place.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/creating-a-micro-nursery-and-practical-biochar-workshop-for-cag-devon-members/
LOCATION:Blackdowns EcoHub\, Trimplants\, Combe Raleigh\, Honiton\, Devon\, EX141UL
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260127T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260127T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20251222T164225Z
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SUMMARY:Online Collaborate: Positive Tipping Points Toolkit Launch
DESCRIPTION:Join CAG Devon and Somerset for an engaging session with Peter Lefort\, who runs the Green Futures Network at the University of Exeter\, helping to apply the latest climate and environmental research into practice for organisations across the world. He has recently co-created the Positive Tipping Points Toolkit\, an open-source resource for applying a systems approach to working for transformative change. Peter also used to work on the CAG Project in Oxfordshire many moons ago\, and was the Co-Chair of the international Transition Network for 7 years. \nIn this session we will unpack the recently-launched Positive Tipping Points Toolkit\, a free resource co-produced to support the application of the latest research into how tipping points can occur in environmental and social systems. Through a series of interactive example tools\, you will learn more about the Positive Tipping Points framework\, and how it can be applied to support our work for change at local\, national\, and international levels of scale. \nCAG Devon and several of our groups helped shape this resource during a 2024 workshop\, where we explored how communities can influence positive tipping points and many will remember Peter from his keynote session at SkillShare24. \nThere’ll be plenty of space for questions and discussion\, and a chance to reflect on how this approach could strengthen the work of community action groups across our networks.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/online-collaborate-positive-tipping-points-toolkit-launch/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260120T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260120T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20251222T164302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251222T164302Z
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SUMMARY:Fixy Collaborate: How to Host a Tech Drop‑Off Point
DESCRIPTION:Join CAG Devon and CAG Somerset for a relaxed Q&A session to find out more about the Fixy Project and how your community action group could host a tech drop‑off point as part of a growing network across Devon and Somerset. \nFixy is a South West initiative that collects and refurbishes unwanted smart tech to help cut e‑waste and support people facing digital poverty. Working with Donate IT\, the team is setting up 40 new secure drop‑off points across Somerset\, Devon\, North Somerset and Dorset\, making it easier for people to donate laptops\, tablets\, mobile phones and other smart devices. Every item is securely wiped and refurbished for reuse\, or responsibly recycled if it can’t be repaired. \nFixy is now looking for community groups with suitable venues who might be interested in hosting a drop‑off point. In this session\, Linda from the Fixy team will talk through what’s involved — from time commitments and venue requirements to equipment and collection logistics. You’ll also have plenty of time to ask any questions you have.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/fixy-collaborate-how-to-host-a-tech-drop%e2%80%91off-point/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251116
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20251020T114603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251020T114603Z
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SUMMARY:CAG Devon's SkillShare25
DESCRIPTION:Join us for CAG Devon’s SkillShare: a day of inspiration\, celebration\, climate conversation\, good food and much more. \nOur SkillShare25 theme is “Growing through collaboration”. This was prompted by comments we are hearing from our groups that working with others and connecting with their communities\, helps them feel stronger and able to achieve more\, both as individuals and as groups. This also builds on our SkillShare24 theme of “Resilience through Connecting”. \n———————————————————————————————————————– \nSkillShare25 promises to be a day of inspiration\, celebration\, good food\, practical workshops\, networking and hands-on creative stuff around local climate action. It’s a chance to meet with likeminded folk\, to reconnect and make new connections\, to give and take ideas and knowledge. It’s an opportunity to pause\, to remind ourselves that however big the issues facing the earth and climate are\, we can make a difference with our actions locally. We do remain stronger together. And we can boost our sense of wellbeing and resilience at the same time. Don’t forget to bring friends from your community groups so you can cover all the workshop options! \n———————————————————————————————————————– \nThis event is open to anyone with an interest in working locally with others to tackle climate issues locally. You don’t need to be actively doing things already. \nPlease spread the word\, share on social media\, in local news groups and with your family and friends. \nWhat’s happening \nWhilst we’re still finalising the programme\, you can expect a range of workshops and activities to dip into\, contribute to\, learn from and be inspired by\, including: \nGrowing through collaboration. Hear from Zoey (Exmouth Town Council’s award winning Climate Officer) and Nicky (Sideshore Community) about what they’ve learnt about the value of working together with local businesses\, voluntary groups\, schools and more. Take away some top tips to try in your community.\nTogether for Tomorrow. Rosie and Laura will be introducing this new 5 yr Lottery project\, which aims to build more climate action activities across Devon’s libraries\, and build new connections and strength collaboration with local CAG groups. They’ll be sharing some of the great work already happening in libraries\, including repair cafes\, community fridges\, swaps of all types and more. This morning workshop will be followed in the afternoon by a walk trip to CAG member Newton Abbot Community Shed\, co-located at Newton Abbot library. \nHow to set up and run a Seed Library\, Seed Swaps and a Community Garden. Linda from Newton Abbot Seed Library and Courtenay Centre\, will be sharing her learning from setting up these projects at the Courtenay Centre. You’ll have a chance to visit the on-site garden. \nThe Share Shed. Mark and Mirella will take you on a tour of the Share Shed\, the first mobile library of things. They’ll be answering questions about how to set up a library of things\, and sharing their recent work around taking the sharing (of things) message more widely\, including into libraries and other community assets. \nRetaining Volunteers. Where would we be without our volunteers\, the beating heart of all community groups? Hetty and Cathy from Devon Wildlife Trust will be sharing top tips and ideas for how to keep our volunteers happy and engaged\, drawing on their work with community groups across the county. \nStitching for Devon’s nature – a chance to get hands-on with needle and thread. South Devon Stitchers created a fabulous exhibition of Endangered Species in Devon – a project which started pre-covid. These works of art have been exhibited all over Devon. Hear from Jean about how the project was conceived\, developed and completed during a pandemic\, and the conversations and subsequent actions the exhibition has prompted. All this whilst having a play yourself with creating a small piece of embroidered work. No previous sewing experience necessary! \nHow we measure impact for nature projects? Cathy and Hetty from Devon Wildlife projects will be sharing their thoughts and ideas\, and welcome you to share yours\, around the sometimes tricky issue of how do we measure the difference we’re making for nature/biodiversity projects. \nPlus during networking breaks and lunch\, you’ll also have an opportunity to drop off your redundant tech (phones\, cables\, laptops) at our Tech Amnesty\, and update your wardrobe with our Winter Woollies & Festive Jumpers clothes swap (bring one or more to swap – with hangers!). \nVenue \nSkillShare25 will take place at The Courtenay Centre\, Kingsteignton Rd\, Newton Abbot – a venue easily accessible by bus\, train\, car\, bike\, or on foot. The nearest train station is Newton Abbot\, a 10-15 minute walk away. While there is limited parking at the venue (reserved mainly for Blue Badge holders and workshop facilitators)\, a large pay-and-display car park is available just two minutes away at Cricketfield Road. We encourage you to use public transport\, your feet/pedal power or car share (bring your friends). \nCharge \nThere is no charge for this event. If you wish to bring along a food item which could then be used by in a local Community Fridge\, that would be wonderful! \nLunch will be available on a Pay-As-You-Feel basis. Donation pots will be available. \nAs this is a great opportunity to network\, you are invited to bring along any leaflets about your own project for others to take away. There is some room for larger displays. Contact CAG Devon if you’d like to bring a display. \nWe look forward to seeing you there. Booking is essential for accurate catering numbers. Bring a friend or three\, and make it a grand day out!
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/cag-devons-skillshare25/
LOCATION:Courtenay Centre\, Kingsteignton Road\, Newton Abbot\, TQ12 2QA
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251026T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251026T160000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250923T110100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T110100Z
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SUMMARY:Bike Maintenance Workshop for Repair Cafe Volunteers
DESCRIPTION:Bike Maintenance Workshop for repair cafe volunteers – CAG Devon members only\nCAG Devon is partnering with Ride-On Cycling to offer a one day Bike Maintenance workshop on Sunday 26th October at Exeter Quay. \nThis course is being offered for FREE to volunteers undertaking bike repairs at Repair Cafes\, which are members of CAG Devon. \nCompleting this one-day course means that you are deemed to be a competent bike repairer at a Repair Cafe. \nYou’ll learn how to tackle the most common problems\, and those that are simplest to fix (without access to a full bike workshop). Course content includes: \n\nM-check – this thorough check teaches you how to assess your bike\, looking for faults that have already occurred and learning best ways to prevent problems happening again.\nBrakes – here we learn how to maintain our brakes and go through how to replace cables and pads. On hydraulic system\, we do not cover bleeding in this course\, but do cover pad replacement and how to look after your rotors and set up the caliper.\nGears – Gears are often somewhere people have real difficulties with. We will demystify the gears\, teaching you how to get crisp shifting every time and how to replace a gear cable. Not suited to electronic shifting.\nFree time – At the end of the course we leave a bit of time for anything extra not covered in the course\, or for further practice on what we have covered to help what we have taught sink in properly.\n\nYou can bring a bike to work on\, or we can provide you with one on the day. \nPlease aim to arrive for a prompt start at 10am. The course will finish at 4 pm. \nThere will be a half hour lunch break so bring a packed lunch and flask\, or visit one of the many great independent cafes nearby. \nNB The workshop\, whilst under cover\, is not overly warm. Please dress accordingly. Teas and coffees will be available through the day. \nGetting there: \nAddress: Ride-On Cycling\, 61 Haven Rd\, Exeter EX2 8DP \nPlease note there is no parking at the Workshop itself. There are several pay and display car parks located within a 5–10 minute walk including Havenbanks car parks 1 and 2\, and Cathedral and Quay car park. \nExeter St Davids train station is a 30-minute walk\, or 5-minute taxi journey along the River Exe. \n\n\n\nLocation\nRide-On Cycling\, EX2 8DP
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/bike-maintenance-workshop-for-repair-cafe-volunteers/
LOCATION:Ride-On Cycling\, Ride-On Cycling\, Exeter\, Devon\, EX2 8DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251020T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251020T130000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250923T105626Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T105737Z
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SUMMARY:Blended First Aid Training: Emergency First Aid - CAG Devon members only!
DESCRIPTION:CAG Devon is trialling a more flexible approach to make first aid training more accessible for busy community groups. In partnership with Devon First Aid\, we’re offering a FREE Emergency First Aid at Work (Level 3) course through a blended learning format. \nThis nationally recognised\, FAIB-approved course combines: \n\n3 hours of self-paced online learning (to be completed between 29 Sept – 19 Oct) AND…\n3 hours of hands-on practical training on Mon 20 October at the Dorothy Holman Centre\, Topsham – Please note change in venue from Matthews Hall.\n\nThe course will equip you with essential skills to respond confidently to emergencies at community events and meetings.  The online learning section allows participants to complete the theoretical elements at their own pace\, covering legislation\, responsibilities\, and the principles of emergency care. This is followed by an interactive face-to-face session focused on hands-on skills such as CPR\, treating shock\, managing unconscious patients\, responding to choking\, fainting\, and seizures\, as well as dealing with wounds\, fractures\, burns\, and medical emergencies like asthma\, anaphylaxis\, and strokes. \nPlease ONLY register if you can complete both elements of the training (online learning and in-person session). Upon completion of both elements\, participants will receive a Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work certificate\, valid for three years. \nTo support our CAG member groups\, we’re pleased to offer funding for up to two places per CAG group. \nYou will receive access to the online learning materials 3 weeks prior to the practical session on 20th October. \nGetting there: \nAddress: Dorothy Holman Centre\, Ferry Rd\, Topsham\, Exeter EX3 0JW \nPlease aim to arrive at the venue for 9.45am for a prompt start at 10am. The course will finish at 1.00 pm. \nParking is available at several public pay and display car parks within a 5–10 minute walk from the venue. Parking options include Holman Way\, Topsham Quay and Matthews Hall. The venue is also accessible by public transport. Topsham railway station is a 5-10 minute walk from the Dorothy Holman Centre via Station Road and Follett Road. \nTea/coffee will be provided throughout the day – please bring a reusable cup. \nAny questions please contact CAG Devon Project Officer Molly via molly.turner@resourcefutures.co.uk
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/blended-first-aid-training-emergency-first-aid/
LOCATION:Dorothy Holman Centre\, Topsham\, EX3 0JW\, Dorothy Holman Centre\, Topsham\, Devon\, EX3 0JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251015T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251015T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250923T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T105302Z
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SUMMARY:CAG Safeguarding Training session (Online)
DESCRIPTION:This free course is exclusively available to members of CAG Devon and CAG Somerset only. \nThe CAG Project recognises the importance of safeguarding and our shared responsibility to protect children and vulnerable adults from harm. To help groups feel confident in identifying and responding to any issues that may arise\, we are working with Ade Murphy from Creating Solutions to offer online safeguarding training. \nSafeguarding training is vital for community groups as it equips members with the skills to recognise and address signs of abuse or neglect\, promoting early intervention and protection for vulnerable individuals. It also fosters a culture of vigilance and accountability within the group\, enhancing trust and solidarity among members. It ensures compliance with legal requirements\, providing practical guidance on responding to concerns effectively. \nAde Murphy has been delivering Safeguarding Training for more than 30 years. As Safeguarding Lead for the Youth and Community Service in North Somerset\, Ade delivered training for Youth Workers and Community organisations across the area. As the Training and Staff Development Manager for a drugs and alcohol agency\, he continued as Safeguarding lead for the organisation\, whilst delivering annual training for staff\, volunteers and trustees. As a freelance trainer he continues to deliver to Village Hall trustees and community groups across Somerset and works with individual groups to support and develop their safeguarding policies and practice. \nIn this session you will have the opportunity to work with Ade and other CAG groups to understand your safeguarding responsibilities\, use case studies to explore a range of potential safeguarding scenarios\, and build on your confidence and knowledge in this area. \nAll CAG member groups must have a safeguarding policy in place.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/cag-safeguarding-training-session-online/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251004T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251004T140000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250923T110536Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T110536Z
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SUMMARY:Growing Change Together: Building Food Resilience from the Ground Up
DESCRIPTION:Our food system is facing huge challenges — from climate change\, overuse of pesticides and ecological breakdown to rising food insecurity and inequality. \nCommunity groups like ours are already playing a vital role in building fairer\, more resilient local food networks. Whether you’re running a food bank\, growing on a community allotment\, organising a food share\, or supporting your local food hub\, this workshop is a chance to connect\, reflect\, and take the next steps together. \nWe’ll explore the barriers and opportunities we’re facing locally\, share practical ideas for increasing impact\, and look at how we can work more strategically to build sustainable\, healthy\, and just food systems. \nWorking Better Together for Local Food Resilience\nLocal food growers\, foodbanks\, larders\, community kitchens\, and food charities can have a far greater impact when they connect and collaborate. By building strong local food networks\, sharing resources\, mapping surplus and need\, and aligning growing efforts with community demand\, we can reduce waste and improve access to fresh\, nutritious food. Joint training\, shared infrastructure\, and coordinated volunteers help strengthen capacity\, while collective action can influence local policies\, secure land for growing\, and encourage public institutions to buy local. Together\, we can build stronger\, more resilient local food systems rooted in sustainability\, fairness\, and food justice. \nSome ideas that we may discuss: \n\nGleaning groups that collect surplus from farms for local foodbanks.\nCommunity fridges stocked with produce from local gardens and allotments.\nHarvest swaps between home growers and community kitchens.\nCooking workshops Cooking workshops that build community through shared food experiences — baking\, making\, and eating together while exploring different conversation topics. Workshops can focus on food staples or seasonal recipes that make use of local gluts and are especially welcoming to foodbank clients and community members looking to connect.\nPesticide Residue and Soil Health: There is growing concern about the impact of pesticides and declining soil health on our food system\, with evidence showing increased pest resistance\, the disruption of vital microbial networks in topsoil\, and reduced nutrient density in the food we eat — all of which pose risks to both human health and the wider environment.\nLocal food charters – a roadmap for building a better food future — shaped by the community to guide values and priorities.\n\nCraig Jolly from the Mushroom Food Network in Exmouth will be joining us to share the inspiring work he’s been doing to connect the community—delivering local food to those in need\, running bread-making classes\, hosting lunchtime meet-ups for home workers\, and bringing people together through pizza-making sessions.  He’ll be bringing some of his delicious homemade bread to share alongside a hearty soup made from organic local produce provided by the Eco Hub. The soup will be cooked on their Tawi Stove\, which not only prepares the meal but also produces biochar in the process. \nWe will meet in our polytunnel (weather permitting)\, so please dress up warmly and wear waterproof footwear.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/growing-change-together-building-food-resilience-from-the-ground-up/
LOCATION:Blackdowns EcoHub\, Trimplants\, Combe Raleigh\, Honiton\, Devon\, EX141UL
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Food
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250426T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250426T160000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250312T140449Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250501T093059Z
UID:10001706-1745659800-1745683200@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:East Devon SkillShare
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an inspiring East Devon SkillShare event! \nAre you passionate about reuse\, repair\, waste reduction\, surplus food\, growing food\, biodiversity and nature recovery\, composting\, climate action or sustainable behaviours? This event is free and open to community groups\, local volunteers and members of public. \nAt a time of uncertainty and instability this is an opportunity to come together and remind ourselves that the actions we take locally do make a difference. Come along for a day of connection with other likeminded people and learning about their projects\, feel inspired\, recharge your volunteering batteries\, build your well being and resilience to return to your projects and activities feeling renewed. \nWhat’s in store? \nMorning \n\nJoin an excursion to Blackdown Hills Eco Hub – explore how they’re championing organic vegetable cultivation in healthy microbe rich living soils\, advancing biochar research and supporting regenerative agriculture\nTake a creative response to Climate Change with Thelma Hubert Gallery – the gallery will be leading a workshop for groups who would like to develop creative projects that create new opportunities to help communities understand and adapt to our changing planet. This is an opportunity to connect with the gallery’s Climate Conversation project and local artists\, including aspiring young artists.\n\nAfternoon \n\nExplore the ingredients needed to support local climate action – with Zoey Cooper\, Exmouth Town Councils\, award winning\, Climate Officer.\nBuilding community through cooperative buying and social eating – with Craig Jolly from Mushroom Food Network Exmouth who has been hosting community suppers and breadmaking activities and has run a local standing community buying group.\nGetting People Through the Door – Promoting Your Repair Café or Community Project with the CAG Devon team\nLearn simple\, creative ways to boost footfall at your Repair Café or community group. From eye-catching posters to engaging social media content (think reels\, short films\, and stories)\, this session will share easy\, low-cost tips to help you reach more people and grow your impact. Perfect for organisers and volunteers looking to build buzz and community support.\nNetworking & Discussion: Connect to the hive mind over and a dedicated climate café discussion.\n\nClick here to reserve your space!  \nCome be a part of this inspiring all day event and help us build a more sustainable and connected East Devon community. See you there! \nIf you have any questions\, please email info@cagdevon.org.uk
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/east-devon-skillshare/
LOCATION:The Beehive\, Dowell St\, Honiton\, EX14 1LZ\, The Beehive\, Dowell Street\,\, Honiton\,\, Devon\, EX14 1LZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250329T094500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250329T160000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T122017Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T122233Z
UID:10001438-1743241500-1743264000@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Dr Compost's Q&A at Killerton
DESCRIPTION:An onsite workshop for any CAG Devon and Somerset members wanting to set up and manage a healthy compost heap\, and find out how the National Trust do it! No experience needed. \nJoin us for this informal gathering where you’ll have the chance to ask all your burning questions about all things compost\, including: \n\nwhat’s wrong with my compost heap?\nhow do I get started?\nwhat can/can’t I put on my compost heap?\nvegware – is this compostable?\nwhat’s best – a heap or a bin?\nshould my compost heap smell like that?\n\nThere is no such thing as a silly question\, and Dr Compost (aka Nicky Scott) is the walking\, talking guru of compost\, soils\, gardening and much more so will relish every question . There will even be a composting mindfulness exercise. \nThis event is suitable for any CAG Devon and Somerset members who has an interest in composting\, be they a newbie or experienced gardener/composter. \nThis event is being co-hosted by the National Trust at Killerton. In the morning session a member of the Garden Team will be taking us behind the scenes to to show us the Killerton’s composting system\, and share some of their existing and future initiatives around composting\, green manures and soil health\, including their planting plans for the walled kitchen garden. \nNicky will also be running an afternoon session between 2 – 4 pm focusing on setting up a community growing project. \nWe encourage you to bring a flask with a hot drink and something to nibble during the break\, though some cake will be available! There will be some walking on marked paths between the car park\, compost area and garden. Do get in touch if you have any access queries. Do please dress according to the weather forecast and the seasons. \nParking and meeting point details will be shared nearer the time. \nThis event is free. Numbers are limited due to the space available. Booking is essential. \nWatch this short video for a flavour of what you’re in for with Dr Compost. \nSign up here. 
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/dr-composts-qa-at-killerton/
LOCATION:Killerton National Trust\, Killerton National Trust\, Exeter\, Devon\, EX53LE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Food
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250321T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250321T133000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T120941Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T120941Z
UID:10001436-1742560200-1742563800@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - The FORE
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nThe FORE – Friday 21st March (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm) \nThe Fore is a venture Philanthropy Fund. It’s approach identifies small charities and social enterprises (turnover under £0.5m) with exceptional leadership\, innovative ideas and cost-effective solutions. \nThey bring together businesses\, trusts and foundations\, philanthropists and individuals who want to create impact by sharing their skills and resources with the best small charities. \nThey provide a wraparound package of unrestricted\, multi-year grant-funding (up to £30\,000) training\, skilled volunteers\, peer-to-peer networks and impact measurement. \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \nSign up here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-the-fore/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-the-fore/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250320T131500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250320T141500
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T120712Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T120712Z
UID:10001435-1742476500-1742480100@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - Naturesave Trust
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nThe Naturesave Trust – Thursday 20th March (1:15 pm – 2:15 pm) \nThe Naturesave Trust was set up in 1995\, to fund environmental and conservation projects throughout the UK. The Trust obtains 100% of its funds from the premiums generated by Naturesave Insurance\, the UK’s leading ethical insurance provider. \nOver many years the Naturesave Trust has provided a wide variety of grants mainly to small grassroots organisations that really make a difference but often struggle to find funding. The areas of funding include nature conservation (improving outcomes for our native flora and fauna)\, sustainable communities (community growing projects to organisations specialising in recycling and repair) and renewable Energy. \nThe Trust operates funding windows each year to help us manage demand and make a fair assessment of the applications we receive. The Trust conducts three funding windows per year (January to February\, May to June\, and September to October). \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \nSign up here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-naturesave-trust/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-naturesave-trust/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250320T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250320T130000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T120357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T120357Z
UID:10001434-1742472000-1742475600@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - Devon County Council Growing Communities Fund
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nDevon County Council Growing Communities Fund – Thursday 20th March (12:00 pm – 1:00 pm) \nThe Growing Communities Fund is intended to support proactive\, effective\, measurable\, and sustainable actions to enable individuals and communities to build self-reliance\, community resilience and improving mental health and wellbeing as well as tackle the current cost of living issues through reducing food and fuel inequalities\, \nThe Growing Communities Fund will commonly provide grant awards of between £500 and £1000. You can apply for a little more if you feel you have an exemplary project. Applications\, regardless of value\, will be assessed using the same process. \nThe fund is currently closed but we anticipate it opening in April. Guidelines for the fund can be read on this page. \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \nSign up here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-growing-communities-fund/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-growing-communities-fund/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T133000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T120001Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T120001Z
UID:10001433-1742387400-1742391000@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - Devon Environment Foundation
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nDevon Environment Foundation – Wednesday 19th March (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm) \nThe Devon Environment foundation channels funds from businesses and philanthropists to grassroots nature regeneration projects. \nHelping donors achieve net zero emissions by coupling their carbon reductions with nature regeneration projects. \nProviding projects with vital funds to scale their impact. \nThey strongly believe that supporting local environmental groups can make a positive impact and bring about long-lasting change. \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \nSign up here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-devon-environment-foundation/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-devon-environment-foundation/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250318T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250318T133000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T115343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T115343Z
UID:10001432-1742301000-1742304600@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - Devon Community Foundation
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nDevon Community Foundation – Tuesday 18th March (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm) \nDevon Community Foundation Manages a range of grant programmes. Currently many of their programmes are paused but they will open again soon. They prioritise small\, locally based organisations supporting communities across Devon. \nThere 4 main priorities are: \n\nStronger Communities: Building more cohesive\, safer communities with greater influence in decisions that affect their lives.\nOpportunities: Tackling economic inequalities\, increasing educational opportunities and improving living standards.\nHealth: Tackling health inequalities and increasing wellbeing.\nEnvironment: Supporting communities to transition to net zero\, adapt to climate change and protect and restore our environment.\n\nThey work with donors and funding partners who care about Devon and want their money to strengthen communities and tackle inequality in the county. And use knowledge of the community and voluntary sector in Devon to turn donations into grants that go to grassroots organisations creating change in the heart of their communities. \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \nSign up here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-devon-community-foundation/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-devon-community-foundation/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250317T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250317T133000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20250305T112024Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250305T114647Z
UID:10001431-1742214600-1742218200@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Meet The Funder - The Tree Council
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to chat face to face with a funder\, to talk about your plans\, find out more about what they’re wanting to achieve?  Now’s your chance! \nCAG Devon is pleased to invite you to Meet the Funder – a lunchtime series of 1 hour online sessions with a selection of funders running 17th – 21st March. During these sessions the funder will tell you about the grant programmes they run\, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. \nThe Tree Council – Monday 17th March (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm) \nThe Tree Council actively supports community tree\, hedgerow\, and orchard projects that boost agricultural productivity and creating green spaces that promote physical and mental well-being. \nPlease check the funder’s eligibility criteria or guidelines before booking to ensure the session is relevant to your group – click here. \nPlease be aware that this is an event just for groups from Devon.  \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded. \n  \n 
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-the-tree-council/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/meet-the-funder-the-tree-council/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241109T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241109T153000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20231012T092031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241105T160206Z
UID:10000463-1731144600-1731166200@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:SkillShare24
DESCRIPTION:BOOK NOW FOR SKILLSHARE24! \nJoin our annual gathering of groups and individuals wanting to make a difference in their community around all things sustainable. After a successful SkillShare23 \, SkillShare24 will be at the The Mint\, Fore Street\, Exeter.  An active eco-church and community centre\, it’s a central location for people to gather at from across the county. \nOur SkillShare24 theme is “Resilience through connecting“. This was prompted by comments we are hearing from our groups that working with others and connecting with their communities\, helps them feel stronger and able to achieve more\, both as individuals and as groups.  This also touches on our SkillShare23 theme of the five ways to wellbeing. \nThrough the day you can expect: \n\nhow-to – workshops\nfood for thought/latest initiatives – workshops\ntime to network and make new connections and renew existing ones\nthought-provoking discussion to inspire action\nhands-on fun with textiles\, and possibly more\neating good food together\nplanning our next steps.\n\nWorkshops include: \nTipping Points in Action with Peter Lefort\nPeter\, from the Green Futures Network at the University of Exeter\, brings expertise as a facilitator and climate coach.\n• Discover why common narratives about social change are often misleading and how to create more meaningful ones\n• Learn about positive tipping points and the research behind transformative change\n• Dive into the Positive Tipping Points Toolkit with hands-on activities for social and environmental action \nClimate Ambassadors and Working with Schools\nLed by Nicki Schantz\, Southwest Regional Hub Manager for Climate Ambassadors.\n• Explore how Climate Ambassadors bring real solutions to schools through climate action plans\n• Learn about becoming a Climate Ambassador and connecting with schools\n• Overview of the Department for Education’s Sustainability Strategy and the four pillars of action plans \nCommunity Energy Champions and Retrofitting with ECOE\nLed by Sarah Reeves\, Energy Advisor\, and Harry Bonnell\, Retrofit Project Manager with ECOE.\n• Get insights on the Retrofit Revolution and available grants\, discounts\, and top energy-saving tips\n• Explore real-life case studies and resources for energy efficiency\n• Gain practical knowledge to make homes warmer and greener while cutting costs \nManaging Churchyards for Wildlife\nLed by Sue\, EcoChurch Coordinator for Exmouth Coastal Churches.\n• Learn how Devon’s largest churchyard was transformed into a wildlife habitat\n• Discover sustainable practices for churchyard maintenance that support diverse species\n• Get practical tips to make churchyards a sanctuary for nature and community connection \nGadgets and Climate Chats with Exeter Science Centre\nLed by Natalie\, Founder and Director of Exeter Science Centre.\n• Discover interactive climate change displays that educate and inspire community action\n• Learn techniques for having meaningful “climate chats” with people of all ages\n• Gain tools for turning complex science into relatable\, engaging conversations \nFixy Van – Reducing Our Tech Waste\nDiscover Somerset’s Fixy Van\, Led by Jinny and Linda from Fixy and CAG Somerset.\n• Learn about Fixy’s role in reducing e-waste and supporting local repair groups\n• Participate in the Tech Amnesty—donate old smart tech to be refurbished and reused\n• See how Fixy is turning repair and reuse into a community-wide movement \nFood Rescue with the Food Rescue Project\nLed by Emma\, waste prevention expert and leader of the Food Rescue Project.\n• Explore a range of community-based food rescue models like community fridges and gleaning\n• Learn how to set up or improve surplus food initiatives in your area\n• Discover ways to track impact through carbon savings\, financial value\, and meal equivalents \nClimate Café – Networking\nA relaxed\, open space to connect and discuss climate topics of your choice.\n• Network with like-minded people and share insights on community climate action\n• Choose conversation topics that matter to you\, from repair cafés to local nature efforts \nSkillShare24 promises to be a day of inspiration\, celebration\, good food\, practical workshops\, networking and hands-on creative stuff around local climate action. It’s a chance to meet with likeminded folk\, to reconnect and make new connections\, to give and take ideas and knowledge. We do remain stronger together. And we can boost our sense of wellbeing and resilience at the same time. \nPlease do join us\, it’s all free. And spread the word\, bring a friend. Come and inspire\, and be inspired\, network\, eat\, celebrate\, connect\, learn\, get active! \nBOOK your places now.  We were sold out last year so don’t delay. \nWe’re still shaping up the programme\, and can promise a mix of inspiration\, celebration\, networking and good food.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/skillshare24/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20240925T134548Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240925T134548Z
UID:10001398-1730228400-1730233800@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Library of Things Collaborate
DESCRIPTION:This autumn\, CAG Devon is excited to present a series of online collaborates\, designed to inspire our community groups with fresh ideas\, expert insights\, and practical advice. Whether you’re interested in joining the repair movement\, setting up a Library of Things\, or exploring community energy initiatives\, we’ve got something for everyone. \nJoin CAG Devon and Share Shop Tiverton and Share Shed for an inspiring online event focused on the “Borrow Don’t Buy” movement. Discover how Share Shop Tiverton and Share Shed established a community Library of Things and the positive impact it has had on the local area. Learn about the steps taken to set up their Library of Things\, a resource that allows people to borrow a huge variety of items rather than buy them. This event will cover everything from the planning and setting up stages to the ongoing benefits for the community from two different models and perspectives\, offering insights for anyone interested in starting a similar initiative in their own area. \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/library-of-things-collaborate/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/library-of-things-collaborate/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241009T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241009T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20240925T133703Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240925T133703Z
UID:10001397-1728500400-1728505800@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Community Energy Saving Collaborate
DESCRIPTION:This autumn\, CAG Devon is excited to present a series of online collaborates\, designed to inspire our community groups with fresh ideas\, expert insights\, and practical advice. Whether you’re interested in joining the repair movement\, setting up a Library of Things\, or exploring community energy initiatives\, we’ve got something for everyone. \nCAG Devon is thrilled to partner with Exeter Community Energy for an insightful online event focused on community energy initiatives. Discover how you can become an Energy Champion and help your community reduce energy bills while cutting carbon emissions. Exeter Community Energy will share their expertise on providing retrofit advice and explore options for communities taking forward their own renewable energy projects. Whether you’re new to community energy or already involved\, this event offers valuable insights and practical guidance to empower you to take action. \nThis is an online event and will be hosted on Zoom\, so please make sure you have Zoom downloaded.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/community-energy-saving-collaborate/
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
LOCATION:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/community-energy-saving-collaborate/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240914T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240914T170000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20240813T083004Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240915T200332Z
UID:10001213-1726308000-1726333200@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:North Devon SkillShare
DESCRIPTION:NDVS & CAG Devon (Community Action Groups) Skillshare Event at Home Farm\, Arlington Court. \nThis event is is aimed to bring together groups & organisations in North Devon and Torridge who are supporting community projects to reduce\, reuse\, recycle\, share\, repair\, compost and be all round sustainable. \nThe general outline of the day will be – \n10 – 11.30 Optional Wellbeing walk led by Arlingtons Group Walk Team \nThe walks are from 1.5 – 3 miles and might be on stoned paths\, or through fields. Discover woods\, species-rich grasslands and stunning views\, all with the support of our friendly\, experienced walking volunteers -This event is free\, and runs from 10:00am\, meeting at Home Farm. \n11.30 – 12.30 – Set up stands (if needed) Networking and Lunch BYO. Tea & Coffee provided\, please bring your own re-usable cup. \n12.30 – 1.30 – Guest speakers \nIncluding Tom Humphries Project Lead Biosphere Community Animators Project \nCAG\, NDVS \n1.45 – 4.15 – 3 workshop slots including – \n\nDestination Organised (de-cluttering)\nPlastic Free North Devon – Repair Cafes\nGardeners Collective – practical workshop within their space at Home Farm.\nPractical workshop run by the National Trust Rangers\nOne Barnstaple Community Food Network & Food for Thought Project\n\n4.15 Plenary with Reflections and Update from National Trust on the development of Home Farm. \nWe are still in the process of finalising the full list workshops on offer\, you will receive the finalised schedule via email in the next few weeks where you will be able to sign up for the workshops of your choice. \nHome Farm has only recently been handed back to The National Trust and as such is a work in progress. There are some accessibility issues on the site\, however please do contact us if you have accessibility needs and we will do our best to accommodate you. Trampers (motorized mobility vehicles) are available upon request. \nPlease book tickets here.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/north-devon-skillshare-2/
LOCATION:Arlington Court\, Arlington Court\, Arlington\, Devon\, EX31 4LP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221206T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221206T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20221121T115829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230904T111303Z
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SUMMARY:Volunteers - finding\, managing and supporting them (and yourself!)
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers are the bedrock of communities. So much good is done by volunteers\, and so much good can come to people by volunteering. It’s not without its challenges though and many CAG Devon groups have reported a drop in volunteer numbers post-covid.  \nThere’s still as much to be done\, so how do we find and recruit new volunteers\, and support them to be happy and productive with the time that they give? And how do we look after ourselves so that we don’t burnout through taking on too much?  \nThis 90 minute online session will explore some of these issues and come up with practical\, effective tips to help support personal wellbeing as a volunteer.  \nFacilitator: This session will be facilitated by Anja Kroening-Maynard\, Community Development Worker\, Assessor and Trainer from Teignbridge CVS. Anja has been working for Teignbridge CVS since 2009\, starting out as the Volunteer Centre Coordinator.  She has many years’ experience in community development work and teaching and training people of different ages\, abilities and backgrounds in anything from circus skills to ESOL and Volunteer Management.  Anja’s passion is developing and delivering relevant and engaging courses enabling learners to develop their skills in a supportive environment. ” I also feel very strongly about enabling people to take an active part in their local community and enabling groups to affect change.”
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/volunteers-finding-managing-and-supporting-them-and-yourself/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Topic,Volunteering
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221112T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221112T153000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080923
CREATED:20221021T193125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221101T095339Z
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SUMMARY:CAG Devon SkillShare22
DESCRIPTION:For the first time since 2019 we are coming together in-person for our annual SkillShare.  \nSkillShare22 promises to be a day of inspiration\, celebration\, good food\, practical workshops\, networking and hands-on creative stuff around local climate action. It’s a chance to meet with likeminded folk\, to reconnect and make new connections\, to give and take ideas and knowledge. It’s an opportunity to pause\, to remind ourselves that however big the issues facing the earth and climate are\, we can make a difference with our actions locally. We do remain stronger together. It’s also a chance to celebrate what the CAG Devon network has achieved through the pandemic\, how it’s growing and going from strength to strength.  \nOur theme is “Joining the dots – community connections for climate action”. We’ll be exploring who in our communities we could be working with to add energy and value to the work that we do. We’ll be showcasing examples of where this has worked well\, for example\, running a repair cafe or community fridge in a library\, or how CAG Devon groups have worked with local businesses to reduce their use of plastics. We’re delighted to be co-hosting this event with local activists and CAG Devon group Dawlish Against Plastic.  \nWe’ve got workshops through the day\, focussing on the practicalities of climate action locally\, whether it’s setting up a community fridge\, starting a Library of Things\, providing energy advice workshops in partnership with a community energy company\, working with schools to get things happening\, or coming together with your neighbours to tackle climate issues. You’ll also be able to take a tour of the Share Shed\, the pioneering mobile Library of Things\, and find out how to set one up\, as it will be parked up at the Hope Centre.  \nYou can network over a delicious hot lunch\, cooked on the premises by CAG Devon group ReRooted. You can even have a go at learning furoshiki\, the Japanese art of wrapping presents with cloth. Perfect in the run up to C*******s (it’s too early to mention that word!).  \nWe’re delighted to have a wealth of contributors confirmed so far\, including:  \n\nDawlish against Plastic\nShare Shed – mobile Library of Things\nExeter Community Energy (ECOE)\nLibraries Unlimited\nNet Zero Visions – Devon Climate Emergency\nDevon Food Rescue Project\nSustainable Bradninch/DCC Waste Management team\nReConnect\nTransition Streets (Totnes)\nCAG Devon\nTeignbridge CVS. \n\nThere will be time to connect with others through the day\, and we’ll be creating an online notice board for offers and requests for support. There’ll be time for you to plan your next steps in your community. \nThis event is open to anyone with an interest in working locally with others to tackle climate issues locally. Please spread the word.  \nSkillShare22 will take place at the aptly named Hope Centre. This new venue\, located to the rear of Sainsbury’s Dawlish\, is accessible on bus routes\, and by car. Nearest train stations are Dawlish Warren\, Starcross and Dawlish. There is parking at the venue and overflow parking can be used at the Sainsburys car park.  \nCharge \nThere is no charge for this event. If you wish to bring along a food item which could then be used by ReRooted in their Community Fridge\, that would be wonderful! \nA suggested donation for lunch will be £5\, on a Pay-As-You-Feel basis. Donation pots will be available.  \nAs this is a great opportunity to network\, you are also invited to bring along any leaflets about your own project for others to take away. There is some room for larger displays. Contact CAG Devon if you’d like to bring a display \nWe look forward to seeing you there.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/cag-devon-skillshare22/
LOCATION:Hope Centre\, Dawlish\, Swift Road\, Dawlish\, EX7 OFS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Food,Group event,Plastic reduction,Repair,Reuse and sharing,Topic,Waste and recycling
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220125T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220125T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20220111T142455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220111T142455Z
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SUMMARY:Waste not want not - Teignbridge
DESCRIPTION:An online delve into how Devon County Council and your district authority are managing waste\, and working with communities to tackle it.\nHappy New Year! \nJoin us online for this gathering where you’ll have the chance to ask all your burning questions about all things waste and rubbish related.  \nWe’re delighted to be joined by Bobby Hughes\, Devon County Council (DCC) Senior Waste Management Officer and Tracey Fey\, Teignbridge District Council Compliance Officer.  \nIt’s an informal event. Bobby will share DCC’s county-wide work around waste\, and around behaviour change. Tracey about the waste/recycling/litter services offered in Teignbridge and how they can support and work with community groups. This will be followed with any questions and a general discussion about all things waste. It’s an opportunity for CAG Devon groups to share what they do\, and explore ways where CAG Devon groups and local authorities can work together well to tackle waste.  \nThis event is suitable for anyone in a CAG Devon group and others in Teignbridge who have an interest in waste and how do reduce it.  Book here.  Please spread the word.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/waste-not-want-not-teignbridge/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Topic,Waste and recycling
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220118T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220118T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20220111T141626Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220117T152709Z
UID:10000176-1642532400-1642537800@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Waste not Want not - Mid Devon
DESCRIPTION:An online delve into how Devon County Council and your district authority are managing waste\, and working with communities to tackle it.\nHappy New Year! \nJoin us online for this gathering where you’ll have the chance to ask all your burning questions about all things waste and rubbish related.  \nWe’re delighted to be joined by Bobby Hughes\, Devon County Council’s (DCC) Senior Waste Management Officer\, Darren Beer\, Operations Manager – Street Scene and Open Spaces\, Mid Devon District Council (MDC)\, and Chris Spooner\, MDC Recycling Officer.  \nIt’s an informal event. Bobby will share DCC’s county-wide work around waste\, and around behaviour change. Darren and Chris will talk about the waste/recycling/litter services offered in Mid Devon and how they can support and work with community groups\, eg. through loaning out litter picking equipment. This will be followed with any questions and a general discussion about all things waste. It’s an opportunity for CAG Devon groups to share what they do\, and explore ways where CAG Devon groups and local authorities can work together well to tackle waste.  \nThis event is suitable for anyone in a CAG Devon group and others in Mid Devon who have an interest in waste and how do reduce it. Book here.  Please spread the word.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/waste-not-want-not-mid-devon/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Group events,Topic,Waste and recycling
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211115T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211115T200000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20211022T230702Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211022T230702Z
UID:10000173-1636999200-1637006400@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:CAG Devon SkillShare 2021 Plus
DESCRIPTION:We’re finalising the details for what promises to be a great event.  We’re keeping it online again for 2021\, and are excited to be coming together to learn\, share\, celebrate and be inspired.  Hot on the heels of COP26 we’re going to exploring the themes around how imagination and storytelling can galvanise communities to be the change they want to see.  Our overarching aim is “Creating our Future Story”.  If you couldn’t make last year\, here’s a snippet of what SkillShare is all about. \nSkillShare (on Saturday 13th Nov) is open to all.  SkillShare Plus (on Monday 15th Nov) is focussed more on the work of our CAG Devon membership. \nWe have two great speaker with us to get the conversations going. Then a Q&A panel discussion plus some time for networking and practical activities shared by Peter. \n  \nWhere is Devon at in tackling the climate emergency? \nYou’ll be hearing from Emily Reed from the Devon Climate Emergency (DCE) about DCE’s work\, findings from the recent Climate Assembly\, what’s next for the Interim Carbon Plan\, and what part CAG Devon groups play in contributing to the delivery of the plan. \n  \nUnderstanding systems and the impact of local climate action. \nPeter Lefort (Uni of Exeter) will be outlining new research around positive tipping points\, which can make sense of the complex way that change happens around us. Using examples from community-based groups (including from CAG Oxfordshire)\, he’ll also be sharing two practical exercises to explore how these ideas can help environmental organisations and groups to tell their story\, both to themselves and to others.  These stories can attract new volunteers\, partners\, funds and be the driving motivation for further positive climate action. \n  \nDetails and booking here. \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/cag-devon-skillshare-2021-plus/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211113T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211113T120000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20211020T120730Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211103T171225Z
UID:10000224-1636794000-1636804800@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:CAG Devon SkillShare 2021
DESCRIPTION:We’re finalising the details for what promises to be a great event.  We’re keeping it online again for 2021\, and are excited to be coming together to learn\, share\, celebrate and be inspired.  Hot on the heels of COP26 we’re going to exploring the themes around how imagination and storytelling can galvanise communities to be the change they want to see. \nIf you couldn’t make last year\, here’s a snippet of what SkillShare is all about. \nCreating our Future Story – Sat 13th Nov\, online\, 10am–1pm \nIs winning hearts and minds the key to realising our vision of sustainable communities in Devon?  How can we create action through imagination and storytelling? Join us to hear from: \nRob Hopkins: From what if to what next – building our sustainable future\nVoted one of the Independent’s top 100 environmentalists\, Co-Founder of Transition Town Totnes\, Rob Hopkins has recently penned ‘From what is to what if: unleashing the power of imagination to create the future we want.’ Hear from Rob about how communities can use creative\, positive thinking to secure rapid and dramatic change. \nFotoNow: Stimulating change through visual narratives\nPlymouth-based social enterprise\, FotoNow\, has been using the power of film and creative media to enable people’s voices to be heard since 2010. Hot on the heels of their COP26 presentation on how media narrative affects the activist’s communication\, FotoNow’s James Ellwood will share their perspective on using visual media to stimulate change from the grassroots up. \nCrowdfunder: Using stories to win hearts\, minds and open pursestrings! (tbc)\nThe UK’s biggest crowdfunding platform has helped make 267\,000 great ideas a reality\, raising over £200 million to date. A Crowdfunder coach will share how to harness the all-important storytelling techniques to win hearts and minds and most importantly\, investment in your community cause. \nStorytelling in action: Sustainable Tiverton\nOn July 8\, three incredible projects went head-to-head in an exciting 24 hour live crowdfunding climate challenge to win a share of £10\,000. CAG Devon’s very own Sustainable Tiverton\, the area’s largest community action group\, secured first place. They needed to share their story to achieve this. This funding takes them within touch of opening a Sustainability Hub\, a dedicated space to take action\, share ideas\, learn new skills and engage the wider community in building a sustainable future. \nYou’ll hear from each contributor\, then have a chance to ask your questions as they come together for a Q and A Panel. This will be followed by breakout rooms/workshops picking up on the themes shared by the four contributors.  Throughout the event you’ll be encouraged to add your climate action promises to our online Pledge Wall. \nThis event is open to anyone\, anywhere with an interest in taking positive climate action in their communities\, in whatever shape that is. It’s also open to those in organisations\, academics and local authorities who also support community action for a more sustainable future. The event is free. \nBooking via Eventbrite.  \n 
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/cag-devon-skillshare-2021/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211022T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211022T120000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20211005T164443Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211005T164443Z
UID:10000143-1634900400-1634904000@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Ask the Share Shed
DESCRIPTION:An informal lunchtime chat – a chance to ask Mirella from the Share Shed any questions you have about setting up and running a Library of Things. \nA Library of Things is exactly that – a collection of handy household items available for local people to borrow at little or no cost.  Library of Things – reducing waste – saving money – building community – saving the planet. \nThis is an online event\, co-hosted by Network of Wellbeing and CAG Devon. \nDo join us.  Register via https://tinyurl.com/5vcevsra. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/ask-the-share-shed/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Reuse and sharing
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211016T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211016T120000
DTSTAMP:20260416T080924
CREATED:20211011T120105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211011T120204Z
UID:10000226-1634374800-1634385600@cagdevon.org.uk
SUMMARY:Get your hands dirty with Dr Compost!
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this informal gathering where you’ll have the chance to ask all your burning questions about all things compost\, including: \n\nwhat’s wrong with my compost heap?\nhow do I get started?\nwhat can/can’t I put on my compost heap?\nvegware – is this compostable?\nwhat’s best – a heap or a bin?\nshould my compost heap smell like that?\n\nThere is no such thing as a silly question\, and Dr Compost (aka Nicky Scott) is the walking\, talking guru of compost\, soils\, gardening and much more so will relish every question . There will even be a composting mindfulness exercise 🙂 \nThis event is suitable for anyone who has an interest in composting\, be they a newbie or experienced gardener/composter. \nThis event is being co-hosted with CAG Devon group\, Sustainable Bishop\, at Bishopsteignton Community Allotments. Kate Yeo will be sharing with you what they’ve been up to on their community allotment. \nLimited spaces so check out the details and book now.
URL:https://cagdevon.org.uk/event/get-your-hands-dirty-with-dr-compost/
LOCATION:Michael’s Field\, Newton Road\, Bishopsteignton
CATEGORIES:CAG Devon network event,Growing and composting
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ORGANIZER;CN="CAG Devon":MAILTO:info@cagdevon.org.uk
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