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Welcome to the 26th Environmental FairThe Environmental Fair is organised by Carshalton charity EcoLocal with the active help and involvement of over 150 volunteers who help make things happen. Some of us have been involved since the event first started in 1990 and for others this is their first time. We’re always keen to find new people who’d like to help out so please do get in touch… …and if you are free tomorrow we’d appreciate your help with the after-event clear-up in the park from 10.30am onward… come and say hello to us at the information stall (near the middle of the event). You can use the hash tag #envfair to tweet live today… and you can get updates on performance times, details of activities and other fair news by following @envfair. We hope you enjoy the local entertainers and musicians taking part on our three stages, all of which are powered entirely from renewable energy. Thanks also to the 150 stalls showcasing some of the depth of our local community activity as well as a diversity of environmental projects and political issues. There’s lots of tasty food and refreshments on offer – don’t forget to pick up a treat for later at stalls from our Wallington Farmers’ Market! And why not visit our new ‘Craft Beer Man’ bar! You will find children’s activities throughout the event – see the Children’s page in the programme for details. Visit EcoLocal’s Energy Roadshow by the Music Café to find out how to save energy and money at home and, whilst you are there, visit our inclusive cycling scheme stall next door! We would like to thank all those who have contributed to today’s 26th Environmental Fair including all our wonderful performers, stallholders, sponsors, advertisers and volunteers. From all of us – have a good day, give our volunteer stewards a friendly smile, and don’t miss the last FREE bus home!
Main Stage 12.00 Cross Foxes: Small Brit rock band from Carshalton, mainly play punk
music and are very influenced by the Arctic Monkeys, the Kooks, Catfish and the Bottlemen and the 1975. We are in the process of writing are own stuff and are hoping to release an EP next year called “I wrote this cos I was bored.”
12.45 Petra Nouvelle Jazz Band: Their repertoire draws primarily on the songs of the Female Goddesses of Jazz. As a band, they have been influenced by names like Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone and contemporary performers such as Melody Gardot and Diana Krall.
1.35 Jamie Skint: A local up and coming singer/songwriter Promoting Debut ‘EP ‘release “Chasing Chevrons” whose distinct style melds together the upbeat stabs of Reggae derived groove, with the subtle tenderness of heart warming soul creating a light and free spirited summery pop sound.
2.25 The Monarchy In Black: Young, eclectic rock band based in Sutton who perform a range of originals and covers ranging from Foo Fighters to Fleetwood Mac.
3.15 The Ugly Guys: Legendary Kursaal Flyers (members Paul Shuttleworth and Vic Collins who have played together since 1969 when they formed the band Cow Pie. They are joined by Steve Oliver (Jerry The Ferret), Bob Clouter (Mickey Jupp) and Andy Farrell.
4.05 Joaquim & The Smoke Machine: Playing dynamic Rock’n’Roll blended with Jazz and Blues. Their raucous shows make them a festival favourite and they are currently producing their second album, to be released early 2018. The first, Midnight Getaway can be found on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, etc!
4.55 SHKS: Pronounce it how you like: Shooks, Shocks, Shucks Musically, a mixing pot of 90s alt rock, pop, metal, funk and punk. Their songs are played loud and with purpose
5.45 C.LOU.D DOGS: Local 3 piece alt-rock band. Loud, messy rock, blues, punk, funk, drunk & slam dunked!
6.35 Sweet Jonny: Formed through general disillusionment with the current music scene, Sweet Jonny hail from a do-nothing town in the middle of nowhere. A gutter garage rock band.!
7.25 Ren: Like a chest-burster exploding in your lap, it looks up and says ‘Mummy!’ Ren are the Blues-Core-Noise-Punk 3 piece rocking around London. This is music that will devour your soul, scratch a fingernail down your spine and leave you rocking side to side dribbling in the corner – Beware the dogs are coming!
Compere: Gary Milson
Performing Arts Marquee
Running order and times may vary. Please check display board at the marquee or check @envfair twitter feed.
11.00 All Saints Rock School: is a primary school rock band project, players age 6-11 covering popular songs.
11.30 Simha Munro: Simha sings and plays acoustic guitar in an alternative rock style.
12.00 Pennyroyal Clog Dancers: foot tapping fun with Carshalton’s very own clog dancers
12.30 Amy Deakin: Amy is a performance poet, writer and Whovian based in South West London. Her work has been described as ‘full of character and personality.’ Follow on Twitter: @amydpoetry or Facebook: Amy D Poetry
12.45 Abi, Yasmin and Juliet: Original choreography of contemporary dance performed by Abi with live music played by Yasmin (guitar) and Juliet (cello)
1.00 Dieselle May Music: This Americana Roots-Rocker brings her unique and eclectic mix of Rock, Country, Electronica and Bluegrass songs to the Performing Arts Marquee this year
1.30 Rory Gilbert: Rory came back to songwriting late in life. Songs from deep in the heart. www.rorygilbert.co.uk
2.00 Temperance: An alternative folk act driven by interesting tales and atmospheric harmonies https://temperanceuk.bandcamp.com/
2.30 Niffer and the Bowties: Fun-fuelled pop punk music that’ll have you smiling and dancing along
3.00 Simon J Keenan: writes poetry as a medicine for the pressures of modern life
3.30 The Frisbys: Fronted by twin sisters, alt-country band The Frisbys are known for their striking song writing and stirring harmonies
4.00 Zero Carbon Band: Saving the planet, one song at a time 4.30 Simon and The Witch: 60s-’90s pop, rock, psychedelia and oddities 5.00 Olski: Olski will require you to sing these 80s hits, as he struggles with
the language.
The Music Café Running order and times may vary. Please check display board at the marquee or check @envfair twitter feed.
11.30 Against the Grain: Wonderful male duo playing original hits you’ve never heard before.
12.05 Alan Giddens and Laura: Beautiful songs from Alan and Laura to soothe you into lunchtime!
12.45 Lilith by my Side: Female haunting songs from the dark side.
1.25 Choro Bandido: Surrey based quartet playing Brazilian popular instrumental music. One of few groups in UK to have studied the genre and offer a choro repertoire.
2.05 Choro Bandido: All their songs are fantastic, they will put a smile on your face with melodies creating a true Brazilian atmosphere - “Chorinho” is a beautiful style!
2.45 Evensong: Originals with a smattering of bluesy covers
3.25 ELTEL: Incredible songs with such a powerful front man you will wonder what hit you!
4.05 Moth: Accordion-driven acoustic Steampunk triphop chanteussing! www.bumpandthumper.com
5.00 Sticklebacks: Mix virtuoso Spoons, Washboard, Didgeridoo and Saw performances, with sublime Sax, Piano, Guitar and Drum extravaganzas, throw in some Rock and Boogie, and you’ve got ...The Sticklebacks!
6.00 Gecko: are a song trio made up of Rosalie; accordion, keyboard and vocals, Norman ; lead guitar and Roger; rhythm guitar. They have a diverse and eclectic repertoire of material including French Chanson, Bossa Nova, Swing and Country, playing songs by Steely Dan, Jim Croce, Richard Thompson, Tom Waits and The Beatles among many others.
6.30 Wandle Ceilidh Band: The word Ceilidh (kay-lee) is descended from the Gaelic word for ‘gathering’ or ‘party’… However, these days when people think of a Ceilidh, they think of a fun filled night of wild dancing, good music and great company!
The Environmental Fair would like to thank the following organisations and people for their tireless work in bringing you three stages of entertainment:
Ben Rafferty for organising the main stage, powered by Southwest Solar Solutions, Crunch Studios for providing bass and guitar amps, and the drum kit for the main stage and ab247 Couriers for transport
Ben and Tina Henderson (www.myspace.com/cubinoid) for organising and compering the performers at the Music Café.
Guy Lancefield, Geoff Chandler and Ben Foss for running the Performing Arts Marquee.
London Courier Company with over 30 Years of experience -Now working for your Local Communitywww.ab247.co.uk 0208 0990 247
Food and Drink A range of food and drink available at the food area and at the Music Café
Stalls DirectoryIn the following pages you will find a list of stalls and organisations attending this year’s Fair.
Chef RF- Indian Street FoodDhal, vegetable curry, potato curry, rice, naan, samosas, pakoras, chaiArif [email protected]
CoffeECOFull Barista menu of locally roasted freshly ground Fairtrade coffee, Fairtrade tea and organic hot chocolate. Served in a biodegradeable cup. Fairtrade light snacks. WaterDavid [email protected]
Exotic TagineFreshly cooked Moroccan dishes including vegetable tagine, with couscous, falafel platter, Moroccan lentils, all with fresh salads. Also soft drinks.Mohammed [email protected]
The French RevolutionSweet and savoury crêpes, galettes, cold drinks, tea, coffeeArnold Rosewww.thefrenchrevolution.net
Fresh DoughnutsFreshly-made doughnuts. Hot and cold beveragesPaul [email protected]
Jacket & Stack ItJacket potatoes with various vegetarian toppings, vegetarian pie and mash, vegetarian sausage and mashSeniz [email protected]
KuzinakiVeg skewers or Veg Soutzoukakia on Greek pita bread with salad and homemade sauces. Topped with feta cheese. Dolmades(vine leaves stuffed with rice). Greek soft drinks. www.facebook.com/kuzinaki
Laraba CateringJollof rice, beans and sweetcorn, yam pottage, sauté vegetables, fried plantain, vegetable pasties, doughnut balls and [email protected]
Little BrittanySweet and savoury crêpes freshly made to order, with gluten and lactose-free options availableVictoria [email protected]
Music CaféRelax in the marquee; cream teas, cake, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, soft drinks and snacks
Nam ThaiVegetarian Thai food - noodles, fried rice, spring rolls, curry, stir-fry, [email protected]
Sugar and Spice SuttonHalloumi wraps, burgers, chips, waffles, cold drinksNaz Barker07825 554 175www.sugarandspicesutton.co.uk
Surrey Ices UKHandmade ice creams chosen from Callestick Farm in Cornwall. A variety of mouthwatering flavours as well as the classic ‘Mr Whippy’ and a choice of sorbets and organic ice lollies.Colin Ileswww.surrey-ices.co.uk
The Craft Beer ManReal ales, lager, gluten free beer, cider, wine, spirits and soft [email protected]
Abel KestevenArtist selling cards, prints and sculptures
Accessorise My GardenFairtrade garden gifts from India,Thailand, Bali, Africa etc.
Agua Na BocaSelling Brazilian gourmet delicacies from a tricycle.
Altered ArtDecorative wooden boxes and homewares, handmade soft toys
Amber Glass DesignHandmade glass framed with metalwork and amber stones
Animal EqualityFarmed animal protection organisation
Antares Concepts LtdHandmade wooden bowls, toys, tables, coathangers etc.
ArbonneEthically produced skincare and makeup. Cruelty free. Vegan certified.
Astral Security Windows LtdDisplays of energy-efficient glazing solutions. Fairground games with prizes
WhamBam-Mother BhumiOrganic vegan allergen-free pakoras made with EU ingredients but primarily UK. Local organic vegetables. Shropshire lentils make the [email protected]
Authentic Indian Arts/CraftsHenna designs and tattoos. Decorative handmade items and crystals
The Bag LadyBespoke handmade bags hand-crocheted in wool and small accessories
Bantamlady’s ProduceOrganic cordials, jams, jellies, chutneys and drinks using locally-collected fruit. No preservatives, colourings, flavourings or artificial sweetenersRosie Clancy345 Lynmouth AvenueMordenSurrey, SM4 4RY020 8337 [email protected]
The Belmont Bead CompanyMake your own beaded bracelets and keyrings to take home
Bessborough FarmFruit, scones, crumbles and jams
Bike CliniqueFully serviced professional mobile bicycle shop that comes to you and saves you time and money, so you can get your bikes fixed hassle-free and keep on riding.Freddie [email protected]
Carshalton & District Society of BeekeepersHoney, beeswax, honey-related cookery, jams and chutneys. Beekeeping items
Carshalton & Wallington Labour PartyLocal Labour party campaigning on local issues
Carshalton Community AllotmentEcoLocal offers regular drop-in gardening sessions at their community allotment, as well as children’s activities, school visits, and adult training.Lisa Lancefieldat Westmead AllotmentsColston Avenue020 8404 [email protected]
Carshalton LavenderCarshalton Lavender has revived the traditional industry for which this area was famous. We manage 3 acres of lavender on Stanley Road Allotments, and distil essential oil from the flowers.Alistair Cruickshank3 Park AvenueCarshaltonSurrey, SM5 [email protected]
Carshalton Methodist ChurchPublicising our services, events and activities
The Carshalton SocietyFor the conservation of the amenities and ambience of Carshaltion
The Chilli LadySauces, chutneys, jellies and sweets made from home-grown chillies
The Chilliman UKWe are a local business with a passion for all things chillies! We produce a range of artisan chilli-inspired food and products with flavour and heat.Neal [email protected]
Christian People’s AllianceCPA Party leaflets, pro-life material and A4-sized posters
Citizens Advice Sutton (T/A Sutton ALPS)Citizens Advice Sutton, Sutton Carers Centre, and AgeUK Sutton working in partnership providing free, confidential, independent and impartial advice on debt, welfare benefits, housing, employment, social care and caring issues.Steve Triner68 Parkgate RoadWallingtonSurrey, SM6 0AH020 8254 2616www.suttonalps.org.uk
Clare ScannellHandcrafted beaded jewellery. Also happy to repair or rejuvenate jewellery
Compost MakingDemonstration of how to make compost at [email protected]
Creature CourageTherapy to overcome fear of spiders and other animals
Cycling Made EasyElectric bike retailer offering expert advice and information with a large range of models. Demo e-bikes for people to tryRay Wookey226 -230 Brighton RoadCoulsdonSurrey, CR5 2NF020 8660 [email protected]
CyclismFree cycle check. Maintenance advice. Free parking - bring your own lock
The David Sheldrick Wildlife TrustDedicated to the protection of wildlife & habitats in Kenya .
CARSHALTON WATER TOWER
Set in the grounds of Carshalton House (St.Philomena’s), the Tower is an early 18th century building, but one which was ahead of its time. It supplied the House with running water by harnessing the outflow of the lake to turn a 14-foot wheel to pump water to the top of the tower. At the same time an Orangery on the south side formed a greenhouse, and water was also supplied to a Bath Room unique for its period.From April to September, you can see the Tower any Sunday afternoon between 2.30 and 5.00 for only £2, children free Additional openings in Septermber with free admission, 16th and 17th, 1.00pm to 5.00pm
Carshalton Water Tower, West Street, Carshalton
Doreen BrownHandicrafts using recycled materials supporting different charities
Downlands PartnershipCountryside management and conservation grazing. Wool-spinning demonstrations
Dr Alan’s BooksPromoting music of the Whirling Dervishes (Pythagorean Music) and Indian Philosophy
East Surrey Badger Protection SocietyWe rescue injured and orphaned badgers and try to educate about badgers and any problems.
Eco Products InternationalHousehold products which are all ecological. Sold through our website, Amazon and ebay and delivered to convenience stores etcSimon ButlerChalfont CottageUpper ClatfordAndoverHampshire, SP11 7QDsimon@ecoproductsinternational.comwww.ecoproductsinternational.com
EcoLocalWe run a range of activities and services, from solar power for events to energy roadshows, schools’ eco-lessons, cycling, food-growing training, Farmers’ Markets, community engagement and consultation020 8404 [email protected]
Emma’s ArtMostly recycled re-painted & designed items. Wood, metal, pottery.
Everyone ActiveRuns Sutton’s four leisure centres on behalf of the Council
Evr Rent ElectricElectric vehicle hire. Everything from Nissan Leaf to Tesla Model X
Falun Dafa Qi Gong MeditationMedidation and cultivation practice originating from ancient Chinese culture.
FlaVit Seaweed LtdPremium Scottish seaweed flavour-enhancer, salt substitute, packed with vitamins and minerals, add to all your cooking - even sweet dishes! Sustainably harvested. Also seaweed for gardeners, pets and livestockFrances Black189 Nutfield RoadMersthamSurrey, RH1 3HH01737 [email protected]
The Twenty-Sixth Environmental Fair Carshalton Park Map
LOST CHILDREN & PROPERTYPlease go to the
information point marked
Route A via Middleton Circle and Sutton: 11:31, 12:01, 12:31, 13:01, and then every 30 minutes until 19:01, 19:31 and the last bus at 20:11.
Route B via Beddington: 11:41, 12:11, 12:41, 13:11, and then every 30 minutes until 19:11, 19:41 and the last bus at 20:11.
Route C via Worcester Park and Cheam: 11.40, 12.10, 12.40, 13.10, and then every 30 minutes until 19:10, 19:40 and the last bus at 20.11.
Catch the free bus home. Route details are available at the Information Point at Gate 1.
Buses leave from outside Gate 1. Routes A and B depart on the opposite side of the road, Route C departs from the Park side of the road. Last buses on all routes are at 20:11
Circular routes run throughout the day.
Flax Farm LtdFlax Farm produce linseed products for flavour and for health, including our trademark flaxjacks. Health foods never tasted so good!Clare SkeltonPark Farm CottageSedgwickHorshamWest Sussex, RH13 6QQ01403 268 [email protected]
Forever LivingAloe vera based health and wellness products
Friends of Carshalton Water TowerProviding public access and events at this local treasure
Friends of Honeywood MuseumRaising funds to support the Museum and encourage people to take an interest in our local history.Sue Kelsall46 Upland RoadSuttonSurrey, SM2 5JE020 8241 [email protected]
Gear-Up Inclusive CyclingExperience cycling, gain cycling confidence, learn to ride - whatever your ability. Regular sessions every week at David Weir Leisure Centre.EcoLocal020 8404 [email protected]
Golf Balls 4 YouKeeping the environment clean by recycling reclaimed golf balls
GreenpeaceCampaigning locally and internationally for the environment and peaceful relations
Hallsgate WoodHandmade rustic wooden artefacts from managed ancient woodland. Carving demonstrations
Handmade with LoveHandmade jewellery and knitted baby wear
Hedge WychHandmade soap and natural skincare products. Environment and vegan friendly
Herbal HavenCulinary, medicinal & aromatic herbs.
Hocus PocusFairtrade gifts from India, Indonesia & Thailand
Home Energy Road ShowDemonstration and interactive activities to show how you can save energy and money on your bills at [email protected]
Inspire PartnershipThe community drug and alcohol service for the London Borough of Sutton. We offer treatment and support to all residents of Sutton who require help reducing or stopping substance use.Orion House19 Cedar RoadSuttonSurrey, SM2 5JG020 8773 [email protected]
International Holistic Aromatherapy FoundationTreatments in Japanese facial massage and foot or hand reflexology
International Aid for Protection and Welfare of AnimalsFliers and information about IAPWA, a registered animal welfare charity
Jemo CraftsDécoupage items - boxes, pots, trays, etc. Jewellery
Just be Natural100% handmade aromatherapy skincare, room and linen sprays. Free testers
Just Love BrowniesDifferent flavours of chocolate brownies and healthy energy brownie balls
Just NerissaEthical and Fair Trade home furnishings and ladies’ accessories
Karavan EcoBamboo socks and towels. Recycled silk scarves. Bags made from bouncy castles
Katie’s Festival FacesFace painting for festivals, fairs, children’s parties and more, in Sussex and Surrey.Katie [email protected]/katiesfestivalfaces
Keith WilsoncroftWood turned craft items made from recycled and reclaimed wood
Khalsa KarateWe are a Karate club based in Kingston and Banstead, promoting self-defence, healthy lifestyle and a holistic approach to martial artsJereme [email protected]
Kingston Peace Council/CNDBric-à-brac, books, plants and badges. Information about our campaign.
Knitty NoraKnitted toys, hats, scarves and jumpers
Koula’s KitchenHome-made jams, marmalades, preserves and nut butters
Kush CuisineHandmade preserves with a Caribbean twist
Little FellasGarden men and women in different poses, using local wood
Little Honey Bee CompanyHand made beeswax & honey, skincare & bath products.
Little Oak Tree and Garden CareWildlife-friendly gardening. Environmental management specialising in biodiveristy improvementsPeter Alfrey23 Wood StreetHackbridgeSurrey, CR4 4JT020 8287 0543www.littleoakenvironmental.co.uk
LiveWell SuttonNHS programme that promotes, encourages and supports Sutton residents to achieve a healthier [email protected]/sutton
London Wildlife TrustDedicated to protecting the Capital’s wildlife and wild spaces, engaging London’s divers communities through free access to our nature reserves, campaigning, volunteering and education.Dean Bradley House52 Horseferry RoadLondonSW1P 2AF020 7261 [email protected]
Luxury MoonReuseable menstrual wear
Made by CoopersAromatherapy candles, atmosphere mists, bath salt blends, body oils, body scrubs
Malcolm and Carol TebbothBird Tables, bird, bat and hedgehog boxes. Bird feeders
Mannys Sauces LtdWe’re passionate about awesome sauces, so that parents can easily make a tasty meal for their children keeping them happy & healthy, so that they can have wonderful dreams for their lives.Manny Goncalves6 Kilsha RoadWalton-on-ThamesSurrey, KT12 2EH0800 699 [email protected]
Mayor of Sutton’s Charities AppealThis year for Sutton Carers’ Centre and Sutton Women’s Centre
Minnie’sA small home-based company that aims to provide for all your catering needs. Caters for meat eaters and vegetarians. Showcasing delicious vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free cakes and pies at the fair.Debs Gent15 Iona CloseMordenSurrey, SM4 [email protected]
Neal’s Yard Remedies OrganicNatural and organic health, beauty and wellbeing products
Niz KhanHand made jewellery
Noah’s Health Food StoreFamily run health food store serving local community for over 45 years. We stock organic food, local produce, herbal and homeopathic remedies, food supplements, natural body care and Eco-household products.Ruth Noah4 South ParadeStafford RoadWallingtonSurrey, SM6 9AJ020 8647 [email protected]
Nut Knowle FarmSmall Sussex dairy producing 14 varieties of artisan goat cheeses
OH MY!Bottled artisan cold-brew coffee and packaged raw energy products
Paul Davis - Thai Yoga MassageRemedial healing therapeutic Thai yoga massage including healing herbal compress work. Raising funds for local charityPaul [email protected]
Peruvian Orphan Children’s FundAlpaca goods and African textiles. Helping to educate Peruvian orphans
Population MattersA membership charity that addresses population size and environment sustainability
QEF Mobility ServicesOffering advice and training for adults and children with disabilities
The Raven AlchemyIncense holders, crystal balls, fairies and unicorns, skulls, dreamcatchers etc.
Raw DelightsHealthy snacks that taste good: cookies, crisps, energy bars, activated nuts
RefugeHelping victims of domestic violence. Throwing pots on a wheel
Refugee & Migrant Network Sutton (RMNS)RMNS offers free advice to refugees, asylum seekers and newly arrived migrants.
Reverend Inferno’s Cigar Box GuitarsCigar box guitars and Diddley bows made with recycled items
RiverfordWe deliver organic fruit and vegtables boxes to your door
Rotary Club of Carshalton ParkRotary is a totally independent charitable organisation serving local communities
Royal Marsden Cancer CharityFunds groundbreaking developments in cancer research, diagnosis, treatment and care
Royal Society for the Preservation of BirdsInformation about the Croydon Group and sale of RSPB merchandise
Sarracenia NurseriesCarnivorous plants for environmentally friendly pest control
Selsdon CeramicsHandmade practical pottery using local clays
SES WaterSupplying drinking water to the local area
SillsHouseplants and herbs for where space is an issue
Simply ScarvesHand-knitted scarves, hats and gloves. Jersey scarves. Button craft
The Socialist Party of Great BritainCampaigning for real socialism. Pamphlets, leaflets and the Socialist Standard
South East VegansEncouraging people to adopt a vegetarian or vegan diet
South London HumanistsInformation promoting Humanism and about South London Humanists.
SS PattiserieVegetarian cakes, tarts and slices. Quiches, samosas and cheese straws
St Helier Community MidwivesProvide antenatal/postnatal care, home birth service and support women’s choices.
St John AmbulanceProviding first aid services on site
Stardust DesignsHandmade Green Man environmental T-shirts and plaques.
Stepping Stone Cat RescueDonated new and used items, toys, raffle
Surrey Organic Gardening GroupPromotes organic gardening. Monthly talks and annual outings.
Sutton & Croydon Green PartyInformation on Green Party campaigns and policies. Cakes and refreshments
Sutton Amnesty InternationalCampaigns on human rights issues. Raises funds to help those at risk
Sutton and Wandle Valley RamblersThe Ramblers Association is a charity and the largest organisation in the UK protecting walkers’ interests. Members belong to local groups who provide comprehensive and varied walking programmes throughout the year.Peter Rogers11 Grennell RoadSuttonSurrey, SM1 3DW020 8641 [email protected]
Sutton Black History Group (SBHG)Volunteer-led group celebrating black history and culture. Events, workshops, newsletter
Sutton Carers CentrePractical and emotional support for unpaid carers. Advice, training and wellbeing services.
Sutton Community FarmCommunity-run farm growing food on smallholdings near Wallington
Sutton Complementary Health NetworkInformation about complementary therapies available locally. Nutritional information. Supplements for sale
Sutton Cycling ClubClubmark-accredited cycling club for 5-18s offering Go-Ride activities, rides and race training.
Sutton Fairtrade Community Group/TraidcraftFairtrade products and leaflets. Samples to try and items for sale
Meet the Quakersat our stall
You are also welcomeat our quiet Meeting for Worship
Sundays, 10.30 to 11.30at the Friends Meeting House10 Cedar Road, Sutton
Contact 020 8642 5876sutton@quaker.org.ukwww.southlondonquakers.org.ukwww.quaker.org.uk
Sutton for Peace and JusticePromotes and campaigns on local, national and global issues of peace and justice. Members’ meetings, public events and film shows, lobbying. The “colloquium” in Carshalton ParkMike Cooper25 Orchard RoadSuttonSurrey, SM1 2QAsutton4peace@yahoo.co.ukwww.suttonforpeaceandjustice.wordpress.com
Sutton Group of the London Wildlife TrustInformation about Wilderness Island and Spencer Road Wetland that we manage
Sutton Liberal DemocratsWe have been pioneering many environmental developments and have been a ‘One Planet Borough’ since 2009. Secondhand books, DVDs, CDs, toys and jigsawsBen AndrewRear of 694 London RoadNorth CheamSuttonSurrey, SM3 9BY020 8288 [email protected]
Sutton Nature Conservation VolunteersPractical nature conservation work to manage habitats and encourage wildlife.
Sutton Night Watch Homeless LtdSoup kitchen for the homeless. Food, support, sleeping bags, tents, clothes.
Sutton Peace Symposium 2017We are a not-for-profit Charity sponsored by Sutton Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, the largest single Muslim group in the borough. We also have the UK’s largest mosque on the A24 in Morden.Nasser ButtBaitul Futuh Mosque181 London RoadMordenSurrey, SM4 [email protected]
Sutton Quaker MeetingMeet each Sunday in silence though usually there is some spoken ministry. Our worship is a waiting upon the spirit of God. Come and join us.Graham Ellis10 Cedar RoadSuttonSurrey, SM2 5DA020 8642 [email protected]
Sutton Secombe Theatre Revival GroupFollowing the closure of the Secombe Theatre last year, our new group plans to draw on all the expertise in the local community to re-open this vital asset. Come along and see how you can get involved.Tony Monblat37 Orchard RoadSuttonSurrey, SM1 2QA020 8643 [email protected]
Sutton SoupEach Sutton Soup is a fun fundraising evening like Dragon’s Den; We hear from four local causes and then vote. The winner gets to take the money donated that night.Heather McMeckanc/o St Nicholas Community Hall34 Robin Hood LaneSuttonSM1 [email protected]
Sutton Theatre CompanyPromoting our production of ‘Cats’ at The Epsom Playhouse 8-11 November.
Sutton U3ASutton U3A provides recreational, educational and social activities for semi-retired and retired people in and around Sutton, offering a wide range of interest groups and “out and about” [email protected]
Sutton Women’s CentreProviding support, advice and counselling, and domestic violence awareness training.
The Little Girl Who Couldn’t SleepReadings from a new book by a local author
Tools for Self RelianceCollecting and refurbishing secondhand tools to send to Africa
TreecycleDecorative and useful recycled ‘green wood’ products for home and garden
Triratna Buddhist Community SurreyDrop-in classes for meditation, studying Buddhism and yoga
UpsicklesUpcycled homeware, furniture, jewellery etc designed and made by ourselves
Val, Nancy, IrisHandmade greeting cards to suit most occasions
Wallington and Carshalton Women’s InstituteWe meet in Wallington on the 4th Wednesday of the month. We usually have a speaker or organised activity. We also have a regular craft group, book club, lunch and supper club, plus social evenings, theatre trips and walkswww.wallingtonandcarshaltonwi.btck.co.uk/
Wallington Animal RescueCommunity animal rescue also promoting responsible animal owndership
Wanda TumiOne-off unisex silver jewellery, mostly vintage, plus glass jewellery made by myself. Childrens’ jewellery. Lots of healing gemstones, gemstone skulls and vintage formica furniture made into coasters!Wanda Tumilowiczwww.vanda1505.etsy.com
Wandle Valley Regional Park TrustInformation about the Trust and the ‘Get Active Wandle Valley’ project
Woody Wonders Twig-PencilsTwig pencils made with local Hazel coppice
Wrights OriginalProducers of high quality soft drinks and ginger products
The Twenty-Sixth Environmental Fair creditsThe Environmental Fair is a community event organised by local charity, EcoLocal, with special thanks to the following people who have helped organise, promote or set up the fair; Geoff Chandler, Gilli Cooling, John Courtman, George Dow, Ben Foss, Charlotte Gilhooly, Julie Gaywood, Hazel Gurr, Adam Haywood, Ben and Tina Henderson, Simon Honey, Mo James, Andrew Jenner, Les Kemp, John Kinnear, Guy, Kate and Jake Lancefield, Jason Lemin, Charles Martin, Gay McDonagh, Jack Morris, Tony and Ann Pattison, Maureen Peglar, Dr Alan Prosser, Ben Rafferty, Heather’s family and Dave Hoskins, Ben Takeuchi, Joe Teakle, Richard and John Thornton, Maeve Tomlinson, Liz Udall, Drew Underwood, Max Underwood and to everyone else who helps out on the day (too numerous to list) or who will help clearing up afterwards, plus all the bands and entertainers who performed for free. Sorry to anybody else we have inexcusably forgotten (and probably not for the first time) or whose name we have ever mis-spelt.
Sadly we have to report the passing of two former organisers, Chris Parry who was at the Fair’s inception and Diane Crow who guided the Fair though its difficult teenage years.
We are grateful to:– the following supporting organisations:Crunch Studios, EcoArts, Cyclism, First Wallington Scouts, Just Be Natural, A-B 24-7 couriers, The Challenge, and the Wallington and Carshalton Women’s Institute
– those providing services for the Fair:MTSH for Main Stage hire, Southwest Solar Solutions providing the Main Stage power, EcoLocal Mobile Solar Power Station for providing solar power for the Music Café and Performing Arts Marquee, City Sound for the Main Stage PA, Monaco Marquees, Wernick Event Hire for toilets, St. John Ambulance, London General Transport for the bus service, MJP printers, Veolia for bin hire and Crescent Hire.
– and all our advertisers
Finally, thanks to all the shops who displayed our publicity material.
Address any enquiries to:EcoLocal The Old School House, Mill Lane,
Carshalton, Surrey, SM5 2JY.Or e-mail us at: [email protected]
www.ecolocal.org.uk - www.envfair.org.uk
