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Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session, on Wednesday11th November is on Materials Science and Climate Change. All sessions are recorded, and published in the Knowledgebase, so if you need to look up something from a previous session, or know that you are going to miss this one, then you can catch up later at a more convenient time. Banter sessions are free, and open to all, so

Great Collaboration News

Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session, on Wednesday 4th November is on B-lines, and how to support invertebrates and other pollinators in your community. The change in the weather meant that last week’s session was an appropriate moment to update everyone on what they can do as individuals to keep their homes warm and dry as effectively as possible, and as parish and town and community councils, to disseminate these

Great Collaboration News

Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session, on Wednesday 28th October is on basic energy efficiency actions for individuals and councils. Autumn Newsletter Click here for the latest newsletter from TGC. Great Collaboration Banter sessions are free, open to all, and held at noon on Wednesdays.  Feel free to pass this invitation on to anyone that you think could benefit.  All sessions are recorded, and the resulting video, presentation, meeting

Great Collaboration News

Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. Autumn Newsletter Click here for the latest newsletter from TGC. Great Collaboration Banter sessions are free, open to all, and held at noon on Wednesdays.  Feel free to pass this invitation on to anyone that you think could benefit.  All sessions are recorded, and the resulting video, presentation, meeting summary and all the ideas, links and suggestions that are always created are

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session, on Wednesday 21st October will be on Farming in Today’s Climate. Previous sessions are uploaded to the Knowledgebase.  TGC works with organisations around the country which work in similar arenas such as Carbon Copy who are hosting a mini-series of online community-to-community workshops, focusing on local collaborations that have made a big impact in addressing different local challenges and opportunities related

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session will be on Wednesday 14th October on how to calculate greenhouse emissions for a town or parish. Previous sessions are uploaded to the Knowledgebase.  TGC works with organisations around the country which work in similar arenas such as Carbon Copy who are hosting a mini-series of online community-to-community workshops, focusing on local collaborations that have made a big impact in addressing different

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session will be on Wednesday 30th September. Previous sessions are uploaded to the Knowledgebase.  TGC works with organisations around the country which work in similar arenas such as Carbon Copy who are hosting a mini-series of online community-to-community workshops, focusing on local collaborations that have made a big impact in addressing different local challenges and opportunities related to climate change. On 13th October, the

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session will be on Wednesday 23rd September. Previous sessions have covered topics as diverse as composting toilets, threats to food security, water and flood resilience and several sessions on community groups and actions. The session is now uploaded to the Knowledgebase, and can be found here. Great Collaboration Banter sessions are free, open to all, and held at noon on Wednesdays. 

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session will be on Wednesday 16th September. Previous sessions have covered topics as diverse as composting toilets, threats to food security, water and flood resilience and several sessions on community groups and actions. The session is now uploaded to the Knowledgebase, and can be found here. Great Collaboration Banter sessions are free, open to all, and held at noon on Wednesdays. 

Great Collaboration News

  Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a range of topics. Click here for a list of past and future sessions. The next session will be on Wednesday 9th September. Last Wednesday’s session, in which Graham presented the Introduction to a series called “Engineering our way out (of climate change)”, sought to raise spirits by demonstrating that technical solutions already exist for each of the gases causing climate change, and that better, cheaper, and more effective solutions are on the drawing board. The session is now uploaded to the