Tuesday 25th July, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Herb Garden Community Café
Free admittance includes hot drink and cake served at 7pm.
All are welcome!
We invite you to a public meeting to hear about the plans of the Llandrindod Business Group for the development of Llandrindod Wells over the coming years. Work on the next phase will be led by the Business Group and their project officer Jude Boutle.
We invite you to hear from Jude about the plans for developing the Lake Park, opportunities for building on the town's Wellness brand, getting benefits from the town's WiFi system and other actions being taken forward by the Business Group such as information and directional signs in the town.
About the speaker
Jude started working life as a teacher specialising in teaching students with a learning disability. After moving to Wales she worked supporting people with learning disabilities then worked for a Housing Association in Newtown for 20 years until redundancy led her to take on the new role of Llandrindod Wells Town Champion.
Jude is employed by Antur Teifi and will be based at the Autopalace working 3 days a week.
To contact Jude email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone 07800 534047 or 01597 822051
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Tuesday 27th June, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Herb Garden Community Café
Free admittance includes hot drink and cake served at 7pm.
All are welcome!
Heard about Permaculture? Thought it was just about gardening?
Come and find out that it’s a lot, lot more!
Our guest speaker for June is Chris Evans, an internationally acclaimed Permaculture teacher who has taught Permaculture in India, the USA and Mexico as well as in the UK.
In his talk, Chris will introduce us to the basic principles of Permaculture illustrated by examples from around the world.
About the speaker
Chris Evans began his Permaculture experience in Nepal in 1988. He is now a director of Designed Visions, a Permaculture education and consultancy partnership based in UK. He has taught Permaculture in the UK, India, USA and Mexico.
Chris is a UK assessment level tutor for apprentices working towards their Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design.
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Tuesday 23rd May, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Herb Garden Community Café
Free admittance includes hot drink and cake served at 7pm.
All are welcome!
Battery storage for your surplus solar energy is becoming an effective and affordable option.
Our guest speaker for May is Mike Collison, founder of ESP Energy, a company that specialises in renewable energy systems.
In his talk, Mike will outline what models of battery storage are on the market and help you understand which would suit your property best. He will also show how battery storage can integrate into your existing system of photovoltaic panels and can be used for charging electric cars.
About the speaker
Mike set up ESP Energy in 2010 as a family business installing photovoltaic (PV) panels throughout Shropshire. ESP Energy are now experts in a variety of renewable energy systems from biomass boilers and heat pumps to solar panels and battery storage.
ESP Energy design, install and maintain renewable systems all over the UK and their work has been recognised throughout the industry earning them multiple awards.
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Tuesday 25th April, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Herb Garden Community Café
Free admittance includes hot drink and cake served at 7pm.
All are welcome!
Hydropower is the world's leading renewable energy resource producing around 17% of the world's electricity and 90% of the world's renewable power.
Our guest speaker for April is Grenville Ham, the Founder and Managing Director of TGV Hydro, a not-for-profit community owned engineering and construction company that specialises in Micro Hydropower.
In his talk, Grenville will explain how micro hydropower works, draw on numerous examples local to Llandrindod Wells and show how a future renewable energy industry is practical in the UK.
About the speaker
Grenville Ham is the Founder and Managing Director of TGV Hydro, a not-for-profit community owned engineering and construction company, that specialises in Micro Hydropower. Grenville is considered one of the pioneers of the Welsh renewable energy industry and has picked up numerous personal awards throughout his career including the British Empire Medal for ‘Services to the Renewable Energy of Wales’. TGV Hydro were awarded the Powys Small Business of the Year 2015 alongside several national innovation awards such as NESTA’s £1 million Big Green Challenge and the Ashden Award for Community Energy.
Grenville is a Brecon resident and from the first of April 2017 is the new Leader of the Wales Green Party.
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Tuesday 28th March, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Herb Garden Community Café
Free admittance includes hot drink and cake served at 7pm.
All are welcome!
Living in the UK today we have more choice in what we eat than ever before in history. So how do we choose what to eat?
Our guest speaker for March, Alan Fay, will show how a flexitarian diet can be better for your health, better for the environment, and help the local economy with its focus on local, seasonal and organic produce.
If you find a vegetarian diet too challenging, Alan's talk will give you some positive reasons for making changes to your diet and provide advice and tips on how to make the change.
About the speaker
Like many, Alan Fay’s journey along the food path of life has been varied but interesting. Alan writes …
"The early days are a distant memory, but steak and kidney pudding and stuffed apple dumplings comes to mind.
"I began to take the nature of food seriously after college and ventured into vegetarianism although not completely. I still liked my pint! I then leaned towards the direction of wholefoods but still with a vegetarian bias.
"Since then with two cookery courses and an MSc in The Environment and Energy behind me I am now on the downward spiral towards the Welsh Diet!! That’s right a failed vegetarian. But why is this? Come along to my talk and find out."
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