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=="The Greenest Government Ever?", Thu June 2nd, 7.30pm, St Gregory's Centre for the Arts==

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~~==Thursday 2~~ June, 7:30pm,~~The GreEnest government Ever?==~~

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The Coalition said it wants to be the greenest Governmentever. The UK urgently needs to cut its climate-changing emissions. TheGovernment's Energy Bill is a massive opportunity to kick-start this greenoverhaul. The meeting is an opportunity to tell Simon Wright MP memberof the committee that will debate the bill that we need a stronger EnergyBill. It will also be an opporotunity to have your say about the policiesneeded globally and in our own communities.

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~~PUBLIC MEETING at~~ St Gregory's Centre for the Arts~~, St Gregory~~'s ~~Church, St Gregory's Alley, Norwich, NR2 1ER~~

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~~Presented by Norwich & Norfolk Friends of~~ the ~~Earth~~ and ~~the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition~~

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~~Free Entry~~

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Speakers include:

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*'''Simon Wright''' MP Norwich South,

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*'''Liz Hutchins''' Parliamentary Campaigner Friends of the Earth

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~~SPEAKERS INCLUDE~~:

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Entry: Free

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~~Simon Wright~~

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Contact: Jenn Parkhouse 01603 427767/07864 674014 foenorwich@homail.com

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~~MP Norwich South~~

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Venue St Gregory's Centre for the Arts, St. Gregory's Church, St. Gregory's Alley, Norwich NR2 1ER

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~~Liz Hutchins~~

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~~Parliamentary Campaigner~~, ~~Friends of the Earth~~

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~~Other speakers tbc~~

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~~The Coalition said it wants to be the greenest Government ever~~. The UK urgently needs to cut its climate-changing emissions and this means shifting from dependence on finite fossil fuels to cleaner and greener ways of living. The Government’s Energy Bill is a massive opportunity to kick-start this green overhaul. A truly green Energy Bill would have enormous benefits for everyone, ~~from warmer homes and cheaper fuel bills to tens of thousands of new jobs~~. ~~This meeting is an opportunity to tell Simon Wright MP~~, who is on the committee that will debate the bill, that we need a stronger Energy Bill. And it’s a chance to have your say about the green measures needed – globally and in our own communities – for a sustainable green future.

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Norwich ~~& Norfolk Friends of the Earth~~

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~~If you are interested in getting involved in Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth please call Jennifer Parkhouse on 01603 427767 or email foenorwich@hotmail.com~~

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Hosts: Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth

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==Free Community Meal, Fridays, 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th June, 7pm, The Friends Meeting House==

FoodCycle brings together volunteers, surplus food and a kitchen space to create free nutritious meals for people affected by food poverty. We aim to tackle food wastage by supermarkets and food poverty through weekly free community meals.

http://groupspaces.com/foodcyclenorwich/

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==Plant Sales, Sat 4 June and Tue 7 June, Off Plumstead Road East==

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Fundraising for the 'Norfolk Renal Fund' and the 'Hospital Macmillan Team'.

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Not just one table - a whole garden full!

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Contact: Maggie & Peter Edwards: Tel 01603 439915

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Venue 85, Furze Road, Off Plumstead Road East, Thorpe St. Andrew, Norwich

==The Final Fundraising Plant Sale, Sunday June 5th, 10am - 4pm, Thorpe St. Andrew==

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Plants Grown by members & Items of interest ~~tothe~~ gardener

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Plants Grown by members & Items of interest to the gardener

Contact: Maureen Streetmaureen.street@ntlworld.com

More info: http://www.thebiglunch.com

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==Grapes Hill Community Garden - Public Meeting, Mon 6th June, 7.30 pm, The Belvedere Centre==

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Public Meeting, all welcome.

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Venue: The Belvedere Centre, Belvoir Street, Norwich, NR2 3AZ, 7.30

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==Grapes Hill Community Garden - Volunteer work days, Thursdays, June 9th and 23rd, 6pm==

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Garden volunteer work days – all welcome – members and non-members:

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We will be planting vegetable seeds, harvesting, watering and weeding.

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Meet at the garden. Tools will be provided.

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Future dates: Thursdays 6pm, 7th + 21st July, 4th August.

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==Greenpeace monthly meeting, 8th June, 7:30pm, Cafe Marzano @ The Forum==

www.unanorwich.co.uk

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==Clothes Swap, Saturday 18th June, 2-4pm, The Belvedere Centre==

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Bring along clothes you no longer want, which are in reasonably good condition, and swap them for someone else's.

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£1 entry. If you don't have anything to swap, you can buy tokens for 50p to swap for one item each.

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Children under ten free. Ladies' mens' and children's clothes included.

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Contact: Claire Stephenson

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Venue The Belvedere Centre Belvoir Street

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Organised by Norwich Green Party

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==Refugee Week, 20-26th June==

integrated definition of commitment to peace embracing all ages in the

belief that peace is achievable.

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Organised by 35 organisations involved.

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See for more details: [http://www.norwichpeace.org/ Norwich Peace Camp Forum]

See also http://www.thepeacecycle.com for more information on the Peace Cycle to Jerusalem.

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Contact: Shan shan_barclay@yahoo.co.uk, 07828278444

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==Material Inequality in Britain, Sat 25th June, 2-5pm, Friends Meeting House==

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Based on “The Spirit Level: why more equal societies almost always do better” by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett

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Martin Wilkinson (Richard's brother) will give a presentation on the book

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and lead a discussion on equality, both in terms of the Quaker Testimony to

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Equality and more generally on how we in Britain should respond to the

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message of the book

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All welcome – entry free

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Venue: Friends Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, NORWICH, NR2 1EW

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For further details contact Teresa Belton 01603 465851,

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teresa.belton@ntlworld.com

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==Young Gardeners Stand, Saturday June 25th, 9am - 3.30pm, Norwich Peace Camp Forum==

Organised by Thorpe & District Gardening Club

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==[[Image:TransitionNorwich.jpg]] Transition Norwich Meetings==

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More information from: http://www.transitionnorwich.org/

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===Magdalen Street Celebration Preparation Meeting, Tuesday, 7 June, 19:00, Aladdin's Cafe===

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Meeting to discuss and plan second neighbourhood festival in OctoberD

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Contact: Karen artoftheordinary@googlemail.com or Stefi Barna on 07964 494836

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Venue: Aladdin's Cafe, 3

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===Norwich FarmShare, Sat June 11th, 12:30Venue: Postwick===

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Open Day. Join us on the farm for a family day out. Bring a picnic to share!

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We’ll be offering tours of the farm,

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introducing you to all the crops we’re growing and showing you the

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wildlife that shares our site. We’ll have an opportunity for

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anyone who wishes to join in with the work on the

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farm for an hour or so, and lots of fun activities for

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children. We’re also looking forward to a chance to share with you

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all the plans we have for the future.

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Absolutely everyone is welcome on the

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day: we hope to make it a real celebration of everything we’ve

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achieved so far. Please bring your friends and families along, the

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more the merrier. There will be lot sof FarmShare members on hand to answer any questions you have and a chance to sign up if you haven’t yet.

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Additionally, existing members are

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invited to join us a little earlier on the day at 12.00 for our

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Quarterly General Meeting. This will take only half an hour and is a

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great chance to catch up with what’s happening and take part in

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the decisions we make about the farms.

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Contact: Erik at martinburo67@hotmail.com or Laura (on the day) 07983 506500,

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===Low Carbon Cookbook, Wed, 15 June, Bee's===

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Meeting to discuss spring/summer produce and recipes and research on the low-carbon larder. We will also continue mapping the book's layout and drawing up a list ofcontributors and subjects.

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Contact: Charlotte Du Cann rootsshootsandseeds@hotmail.co.uk

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+=="The Greenest Government Ever?", Thu June 2nd, 7.30pm, St Gregory's Centre for the Arts==
-==Thursday 2 June, 7:30pm,The GreEnest government Ever?==
+The Coalition said it wants to be the greenest Governmentever.  The UK urgently needs to cut its climate-changing emissions.  TheGovernment's Energy Bill is a massive opportunity to kick-start this greenoverhaul.  The meeting is an opportunity to tell Simon Wright MP memberof the committee that will debate the bill that we need a stronger EnergyBill.  It will also be an opporotunity to have your say about the policiesneeded globally and in our own communities.
-PUBLIC MEETING at St Gregory's Centre for the Arts, St Gregory's Church, St Gregory's Alley, Norwich, NR2 1ER
-Presented by Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth and the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition
-Free Entry
+Speakers include:
+*'''Simon Wright''' MP Norwich South,
+*'''Liz Hutchins''' Parliamentary Campaigner Friends of the Earth
-SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
+Entry:  Free
-Simon Wright
+Contact: Jenn Parkhouse 01603 427767/07864 674014 foenorwich@homail.com
-MP Norwich South
+Venue St Gregory's Centre for the Arts, St. Gregory's Church, St. Gregory's Alley, Norwich NR2 1ER
-Liz Hutchins
-Parliamentary Campaigner, Friends of the Earth
-Other speakers tbc
-The Coalition said it wants to be the greenest Government ever. The UK urgently needs to cut its climate-changing emissions and this means shifting from dependence on finite fossil fuels to cleaner and greener ways of living. The Government’s Energy Bill is a massive opportunity to kick-start this green overhaul. A truly green Energy Bill would have enormous benefits for everyone, from warmer homes and cheaper fuel bills to tens of thousands of new jobs. This meeting is an opportunity to tell Simon Wright MP, who is on the committee that will debate the bill, that we need a stronger Energy Bill. And it’s a chance to have your say about the green measures needed – globally and in our own communities – for a sustainable green future.
-Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth
-If you are interested in getting involved in Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth please call Jennifer Parkhouse on 01603 427767 or email foenorwich@hotmail.com
+Hosts:  Norwich & Norfolk Friends of the Earth
+------------
 ==Free Community Meal, Fridays, 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th June, 7pm, The Friends Meeting House==
 FoodCycle brings together volunteers, surplus food and a kitchen space to create free nutritious meals for people affected by food poverty.  We aim to tackle food wastage by supermarkets and food poverty through weekly free community meals.
 http://groupspaces.com/foodcyclenorwich/
+--------------
+==Plant Sales, Sat 4 June and Tue 7 June, Off Plumstead Road East==
+Fundraising for the 'Norfolk Renal Fund' and the 'Hospital Macmillan Team'.
+Not just one table - a whole garden full!
+Contact:  Maggie & Peter Edwards: Tel 01603 439915
+Venue 85, Furze Road, Off Plumstead Road East, Thorpe St. Andrew, Norwich
 ==The Final Fundraising Plant Sale, Sunday June 5th, 10am - 4pm, Thorpe St. Andrew==
-Plants Grown by members & Items of interest tothe gardener
+Plants Grown by members & Items of interest to the gardener
 Contact: Maureen Streetmaureen.street@ntlworld.com
 More info: http://www.thebiglunch.com
+-------------
+==Grapes Hill Community Garden - Public Meeting, Mon 6th June, 7.30 pm, The Belvedere Centre==
+Public Meeting, all welcome.
+Venue: The Belvedere Centre, Belvoir Street, Norwich, NR2 3AZ, 7.30
+------------
+==Grapes Hill Community Garden - Volunteer work days, Thursdays, June 9th and 23rd, 6pm==
+Garden volunteer work days – all welcome – members and non-members:
+We will be planting vegetable seeds, harvesting, watering and weeding.
+Meet at the garden. Tools will be provided.
+Future dates: Thursdays 6pm, 7th + 21st July, 4th August.
+------------
 ==Greenpeace monthly meeting, 8th June, 7:30pm, Cafe Marzano @ The Forum==
 www.unanorwich.co.uk
 ---------------
+==Clothes Swap, Saturday 18th June, 2-4pm, The Belvedere Centre==
+Bring along clothes you no longer want, which are in reasonably good condition, and swap them for someone else's.
+£1 entry. If you don't have anything to swap, you can buy tokens for 50p to swap for one item each.
+Children under ten free. Ladies' mens' and children's clothes included.
+Contact: Claire Stephenson
+Venue The Belvedere Centre Belvoir Street
+Organised by Norwich Green Party
+-------------
 ==Refugee Week, 20-26th June==
 integrated definition of commitment to peace embracing all ages in the
 belief that peace is achievable.
+Organised by 35 organisations involved.
 See for more details: [http://www.norwichpeace.org/ Norwich Peace Camp Forum]
 See also http://www.thepeacecycle.com for more information on the Peace Cycle to Jerusalem.
+Contact: Shan shan_barclay@yahoo.co.uk, 07828278444
 -------------
+==Material Inequality in Britain, Sat 25th June, 2-5pm, Friends Meeting House==
+Based on “The Spirit Level: why more equal societies almost always do better” by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett
+Martin Wilkinson (Richard's brother) will give a presentation on the book
+and lead a discussion on equality, both in terms of the Quaker Testimony to
+Equality and more generally on how we in Britain should respond to the
+message of the book
+All welcome – entry free
+Venue: Friends Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, NORWICH, NR2 1EW
+For further details contact Teresa Belton 01603 465851,
+teresa.belton@ntlworld.com
+--------------
 ==Young Gardeners Stand, Saturday June 25th, 9am - 3.30pm, Norwich Peace Camp Forum==
 Organised by Thorpe & District Gardening Club
+--------------
+==[[Image:TransitionNorwich.jpg]] Transition Norwich Meetings==
+More information from: http://www.transitionnorwich.org/
+===Magdalen Street Celebration Preparation Meeting, Tuesday, 7 June, 19:00, Aladdin's Cafe===
+Meeting to discuss and plan second neighbourhood festival in OctoberD
+Contact: Karen artoftheordinary@googlemail.com or Stefi Barna on 07964 494836
+Venue: Aladdin's Cafe, 3
+===Norwich FarmShare, Sat June 11th, 12:30Venue: Postwick===
+Open Day. Join us on the farm for a family day out. Bring a picnic to share!
+We’ll be offering tours of the farm,
+introducing you to all the crops we’re growing and showing you the
+wildlife that shares our site. We’ll have an opportunity for
+anyone who wishes to join in with the work on the
+farm for an hour or so, and lots of fun activities for
+children. We’re also looking forward to a chance to share with you
+all the plans we have for the future.
+Absolutely everyone is welcome on the
+day: we hope to make it a real celebration of everything we’ve
+achieved so far. Please bring your friends and families along, the
+more the merrier. There will be lot sof FarmShare members on hand to answer any questions you have and a chance to sign up if you haven’t yet.
+Additionally, existing members are
+invited to join us a little earlier on the day at 12.00 for our
+Quarterly General Meeting. This will take only half an hour and is a
+great chance to catch up with what’s happening and take part in
+the decisions we make about the farms.
+Contact: Erik at martinburo67@hotmail.com or Laura (on the day) 07983 506500,
+===Low Carbon Cookbook, Wed, 15 June, Bee's===
+Meeting to discuss spring/summer produce and recipes and research on the low-carbon larder. We will also continue mapping the book's layout and drawing up a list ofcontributors and subjects.
+Contact: Charlotte Du Cann rootsshootsandseeds@hotmail.co.uk
+-------------
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