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- Street-re-Cycle, tomorrow Sunday 4 October, midday to 4pm
- Street-re-Cycle deadline this week; and Climate Listening Circle this Tuesday evening in Rowntree Park
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- Climate Listening Circle in Rowntree Park
- Two PSB events in York Environment Festival
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Two Climate Cafes, in Rowntree Park, this Wednesday and Wednesday 17 July. If you’ve never been to one before, they’re open to anyone and free to attend. See more details in the links below. Wednesday 12 June, 7.00pm https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-climate-cafe-outdoors-in-the-park-tickets-914820782587 and … Continue reading
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A few events to enjoy
Thursday 13 June, 5.30pm Wilding at City Screen https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/018/HO00014606/wilding-great-big-green-week-preview-recorded-q-a The inspirational story of the rewilding success at the Knepp Estate in Sussex over the last twenty years. Two Climate Cafes, in Rowntree Park, in June and July. If you’ve never … Continue reading
Climate cafe tomorrow evening (Wednesday), 15 May, 7.00pm – 8.30pm
Organised together with York Climate Café, this event is free to take part, and everyone is welcome. Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-climate-cafe-outdoors-in-the-park-tickets-901945622637 if you’re able to, or just come along. The venue is outside in the beautiful Rowntree Park: meet at the Dovecot … Continue reading
Climate Cafe, this evening, 7.30 to 9.30pm
Organised together with York Climate Café, this event is free to take part, and everyone is welcome. Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/climate-cafe-tickets-857347047097 if you’re able to, or just come along. Golden Ball pub, Bishophill, Cromwell Road York YO1 6DU. New to the idea … Continue reading
Climate Café, this Wednesday 19 July, in Rowntree Park
Planet South Bank is pleased to be supporting York Climate Café’s next event, in Rowntree Park, 7pm this Wednesday 19 July. It’s free to take part, and everyone is welcome. Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-climate-cafe-outdoor-edition-tickets-663220850417 York Climate Café writes: “July’s Climate Café will … Continue reading
Climate Café, Wednesday 19 July, in Rowntree Park
Planet South Bank is pleased to be supporting York Climate Café’s next event, in Rowntree Park, 7pm on Wednesday 19 July. It’s free to take part, and everyone is welcome. Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-climate-cafe-outdoor-edition-tickets-663220850417 York Climate Café writes: “July’s Climate Café … Continue reading
Climate Café, Wednesday 7 June, at The Winning Post
Planet South Bank is pleased to be supporting York Climate Café’s next event, at The Winning Post, 8pm on Wednesday 7 June. It’s free to take part, and everyone is welcome. Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-climate-cafe-tickets-638943987667 New to the idea of a … Continue reading
Join in the Climate Café this Wednesday evening
We’re pleased to promote a climate café which we’ve heard is being organised at The Winning Post this Wednesday 26 April at 8pm. What’s a Climate Café? A climate café is an informal facilitated space where fears and uncertainties about … Continue reading
Planet South Bank’s first film night!
Saturday 15 April, 7.30pm, with many thanks to St Clements Church for hosting us. We’re screening “The Ants and the Grasshopper” – an award-winning documentary about farming, inequality, climate change and more. “If you want someone to change, you go … Continue reading
Planet South Bank’s response to the Council’s draft Climate Change Strategy
We really enjoyed the stall we held on Bishy Road a few weeks ago, encouraging folk to take part in the Council’s draft Strategy. It was great to meet people – to discuss their priorities for the city, and to … Continue reading