This page contains a number of links to websites and organisations that you might find useful
If you want to know (a great deal) more about this movement then click the logo above
Our nearest established Transition group involved in this movement. They are an inspiration to us and you can find more details about them by clicking the logo above
Ever wondered where your household waste goes - click the picture above to see where our community waste goes
Repair cafés are a worldwide network on a mission to cut waste and build up repair skills. If you have something that needs fixing, repair cafés can help you mend it. This helps prevent items being thrown away and saves the cost of buying a replacement. It's better for the environment with less materials and energy needed to make new goods.
There are 16 repair cafes across Derbyshire. Our closest ones are Crich, Belper, Wirksworth and Chesterfield.
Derbyshire's mobile zero-waste shop, here to help you on your journey to a sustainable lifestyle!
160 dry foods, 40 herbs & spices and 25 cleaning products. Bring your own containers to avoid plastic.
You can find Darcie outside Crich Glebe Field Centre on Tuesdays. See our Events page for more details
The Derwent Valley Trust promotes the history, arts, wildlife, access and leisure opportunities that surround the river Derwent along its 55 mile course through the beautiful Derbyshire Dales, Peak District, and Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.
The project aims to enable you to ride, walk, paddle or cycle the Derwent Valley – safely and away from traffic.
Earthed Up! are a small independent plant nursery run as a co-op focusing on edible and useful plants, grown peat free without harmful chemicals. Their plants are perfect for low maintenance gardening, forest gardening and permaculture gardening. They are based at Belper Lane End.
They sell plants, run courses, sell peat free compost, locally sourced biochar, natural plant feed and books.
Their ethos is to tread as lightly as possible, caring for the earth, being sustainable.
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