During the Covid19 pandemic we kept ourselves active online including a series on Mini-Seminars where a speaker presented for 30-40 minutes, then we discussed and asked questions.
The range of topics was broad, and we remain grateful to the many articulate and enthusiastic presenters who contributed to what is now a little library of useful recordings.
Our eleventh mini-seminar was Sustainable Travel A dynamic duo of expert speakers working on sustainable travel:Tina Heathcote; Buxton Town Team will soon..
Our twelfth mini seminar was a little different as it started with a very entertaining and considered Ted Talk entitled A..
Number thirteen of our seminars was Participatory Budgeting Alan Budge, who lives in Buxton and helped to write the Buxton Economic..
Number fourteen of our seminars was A Neighbourhood Plan for Buxton with Joe Dugdale, Jane Reynolds & Richard Silson. Buxton is unusual..
Number fifteen of our seminars was Me and My Electricity. Peter Ranson shared his non-technical story of how he has been..
Number sixteenth was Zero Carbon Britain. Paul Allen from the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) in Wales spoke about the CAT Zero Carbon Britain..
Our seventeenth seminar was on recycling. Joel Rawlins from Alliance Environmental, the firm who handle most of the recyclable waste we generate locally..
Mini-seminar number eighteen was on Buxton Wild Weeks We were told about all the exciting activities that are being planned to..
Mini-seminar number nineteen was on Retrofitting We live in a town with lots of older and post-war properties that need upgraded..
Mini-seminar number twenty was Carbon Choices – Common Sense Solutions to our Climate and Nature Crises Neil Kitching is a geographer and..