Planet South Bank

CRAFT-Y-CRAWL, Sunday 27th November,  12 noon to 4pm, South Bank

Also at the Golden Ball, Bishophill, 10.00 to 4pm

Here’s the map to help you find the addresses:

A. 144 Albemarle Road YO23 1HB :

Francesca King Feathertop Arts – original oil paintings, A3 prints, cards, ceramic tiles, buttons and sculptures plus glass items and jewellery.

A pop-up café will be serving tea, coffee, cakes and toasties (gluten free option available). All proceeds from the café will go to RSPB for the Save the Albatross Campaign.

B. Flat 20, Caesar Court, Moss Street  YO23 1DD 

Noemi and Cristina NC Avenue: Handmade Polymer Clay Jewellery

C. Cromwell Road, Bishophill  YO1 6DU The Golden Ball   (open 10am -4pm)

The Golden Ball Collective:

Nell – handmade unique cards, gifts, block prints and accessories. Plus birds, birds,birds!

Winifred Taylor – Folk art inspired gifts and homewares

Ani-mini-mals – Perfect tiny felt animals in tiny boxes

Smitten – Paper crafts, original and reproduction cards and artworks

SkipArt aka Dan George – Unique paintings on reclaimed slates and wooden doo

Cat Tails of York aka Anna Harding – Original art, prints and cards

Alison Wheatley – Handmade bags of all shapes and sizes

D. 86 Curzon Terrace, YO23 1HA  

Sara – Hand-painted Christmas cards, Origami cards, Crochet  Christmas cards, ,    decorations, brooches and tea light holders.

E. 42 Moss Street, YO23 1BR

Mave – Genuine Gemstone jewellery, cards and upcycled items

F. 1 Norfolk Street, YO23 1JY  

Naomi – Colourful handmade stained and fused glass

G. 10 Nunthorpe Gardens, YO23 1DX

Jane – a selection of greetings and seasonal cards

H. 23 Russell Street, YO23 1NN          

Alison – Bead jewellery, cards and paper craft accessories

I. 82 Scarcroft Road, YO24 1DD

Di – “My Material World” – items made from a variety of materials: textiles, wood, wool, paper, Christmas decorations, hangings, Jewellery + York Prints

J. 3 Scott Street, YO23 1NR   

Pie – Carved eraser stamps, Christmas themed stamped cards and  tags, knitted fingerless mitts and headbands.

Carlos – Mexican “Milagros” hand painted tin decorations

Kate – Skullduggery Ceramics :  Vintage textures and designs, Day of the Dead/ Calavera inspired skulls, small decorative items and cake stands.

K. 33 Wentworth Road, YO24 1DG     

Sally  – Hippystitch: jewellery, cards and notebooks

Lucy – Illustration, Design Greetings Cards and Social Stationery

L. 35 Wentworth Road, YO24 1DG

Sue – cards; drawings and painting to view

Ruth – cards and robins on ribbons

Meredith – linocut cards, prints, cushions and accessories

Lists/ maps also available from Sainsburys, Pextons, Millies and Frankie and Johny’s and The Golden Ball

Here’s our press release on this weekend’s Street Recycle:

Residents in York’s Southbank and Clementhorpe areas are linking up to turn household decluttering into a community event this Sunday.

The Street Recycle will see local people swapping, sharing, upcycling and giving away unwanted possessions from their front yards and gardens.

Now in its third year, the pedestrian friendly event allows passers by to locate participating addresses on a map. It’s produced by Planet Southbank, which fosters sustainability through a range of activities with an emphasis on fun and sociability.

Residents wishing to be included on the map are asked to sign up by midnight on Thursday 15 September by email to info@planetsouthbank.org.uk or to contact 07536 030550. The map will be promoted on the Planet Southbank website and Facebook page and will also be available on from Saturday in Sainsburys on Bishopthorpe Road and local shops.

“Here in the UK, people consume three planet’s-worth of resources, despite the Earth being our only home,” said Kate Lock of Planet Southbank. “We can all do things to change that. Making better use of the stuff we already have by giving it away or recycling it when it’s no longer needed is a good start.”

The event helps to boost the “zero waste” ambition of One Planet York, a network of organisations working together to help make York a sustainable, resilient and collaborative “One Planet” city. One Planet York launched in June and has also produced an app to help residents with waste and recycling.

Councillor Andrew Waller, Executive Member for the Environment for City of York Council, said: “Events like the Street Recycle encourage people to make the best use of our city’s resources, reduces waste and gets neighbours sharing. These actions convert One Planet York into a reality from the pages of a committee report, and the council is happy to support days like this all over York which come from the community wanting to make a difference in the place that they live.”

The event takes place on Sunday 18 September from 11.00am until approx 3.00pm. More information from www.planetsouthbank.org.uk

Terms: items in the Street Recycle event must be legal, safe and suitable for all ages. No electricals or livestock! Keep items on your property and do not spill out onto the pavement or highway. Residents are asked to clear up afterwards and to donate left over items to local charity shops or to recycle as appropriate.

Notes for editors

Planet Southbank emerged from the York Green Neighbourhood Challenge, a pilot project undertaken by the Stockholm Environment Institute with the support of the City of York Council and partners, with the aim of helping householders to reduce their carbon footprints.

The group is open to anyone living in the  broadly defined ‘greater South Bank’ area covering the area East to West between Bishopthorpe Road and Tadcaster Road and North to South between the city walls and the former Terry’s site.

Community gardening is at the heart of the group’s activities and Planet Southbank manages an edible garden at St Clement’s Church on Nunthorpe Road.

The group’s previous events include running information stalls, recycling and composting awareness, workshops for making Christmas decorations to promoting common values, scarecrow and craft trails, baking and jams, seed and plant swaps and even musical events.