Come along to this free community event, with stalls, children’s activities and entertainment, along with short talks, and advice about saving on energy and water bills, food waste, recycling and many other ‘green’ issues. There will also be refreshments and a prize draw.

Amongst the wide variety of stalls, Blackdown Hills AONB team will be there, encouraging people to find out more about endangered crayfish in the River Culm.

The event will be opened by Professor Patrick Devine-Wright, University of Exeter and Chair of Exeter Community Energy.

I can now give you a few additions to the lst list of people who will be coming, plus the entertainments and talks/questions programme is now complete which is brilliant.

Programme:

10am  Opening – Patrick Devine-Wright (from Exeter University and Chairman of Exeter Community Energy)

10.15am – 10.30am  Entertainment – Kingwood Childcare

10.30am – 11.00am  Talk/Questions – Martyn Goss, Eco Church

11.00am – 11.30am  Entertainment – Children of the Forest

11.30 – 12.00 noon  Talk/Questions – David Curry – A Rocha

12.00 noon – 12.30pm  Entertainment –   Uffculme School

Lunch

1.30pm – 2.00pm  Talk/Questions – Caroline Pomeroy – Climate Stewards

2.00pm – 2.30pm  Entertainment – Uffculme Amateur Dramatics Society

2.30pm – 3.00pm  Talk/Questions – Joe Daron, Met Office

3.00pm – 3.30pm  Entertainment – Wasp in the Apple  Instrumental Folk Band

3.30pm – 4.00pm  Fun finale surprise!

Participants include:Children of the Forest; Climate Stewards; Coldharbour Mill; Compassion in World Farming; Devon Wildlife Trust; Eco Church; Exeter Community Energy; Fairtrade; Go Local (Tea and Coffee); Green Party; Kingwood Childcare; Met Office, Exeter; Mill Cottage Bakes; Oak, Ash and Pine Co; Redhill Farm Apple Juice; Sol Electrical; Tiverton Beekeepers; Tiverton Bookshop – Liznojan; Uffculme Academy; Uffculme Allotments; Uffculme Bowling Club; Uffculme Pre School; Uffculme Primary School; Uffculme WI; Vintage Picker; and Westward Financial Management Ltd (Ethical Investments).

There will also be Give or Take tables,  Surplus Food Cafe (for lunches).

Generously supported by Uffculme Parish Council.