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SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBERAldershot Town Centre

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THE GLOBAL GARDENSWellington CentreACTIVITIES FOR ALL

Aldershot LibraryTHE LEARNING CENTRE

TIMED EVENTS

10.30amWelcome

(Les Murrell)

DrumrunnersMiddle Easterndrum workshop

(10.35am - 11.20am)

Street 13 DancersUrban street dance styles

(11.35am - 11.45am)

DrumrunnersAfrican drum

workshop(midday - 12.35pm)

BBoyBreakdancing

(12.50pm - 1.00pm)

BREAK

Cross Town TrioJazz, funk and

Mediterranean folk(1.30pm - 2.15pm)

Street 13 DancersUrban street dance styles

(2.25pm - 2.35pm)

KausaryTraditional music from

Peru(2.45pm - 3.45pm)

Welcome(David Phillips)

No Small ThingLive acoustic music

at Wimpy(10.45am - 11.30am)

Fairtrade cooking demonstration

at Kitchen Kiosk(11.45am - 12.30pm)

The Hedge InspectorsLive acoustic music

at Wimpy(12.45pm - 1.30pm)

Fairtrade cooking demonstration

at Kitchen Kiosk(1.45pm - 2.30pm)

Tudor LodgeLive acoustic music

at Wimpy(2.45pm - 3.30pm)

Welcome(Sally Martin)

Fairtrade coffee and tea break

Film Showing ‘When China Met Africa’

Certificate exempt 75 mins

(11.00am - 12.15pm)

Fairtrade coffee and tea break

Presentation ‘Enough Food for

Everyone if...’Charlotte Page (Christian Aid)

(12.35pm - 12.55pm)

Film Showing ‘Black Gold’

Certificate U 74 mins(1.15pm - 2.30pm)

Fairtrade coffee and tea break

Presentation ‘Why choose Fairtrade?’

Emily Murrell (Rushmoor Fairtrade

Steering Group)(2.50pm - 3.10pm)

11.00am

11.30am

12 noon

12.30pm

1.00pm

1.30pm

2.00pm

2.30pm

3.00pm

Wellington Centre ACTIVITIES

Princes GardensTHE GLOBAL GARDENS

Union St/Wellington St

VOLUNTARY GROUPS

ALL DAY EVENTS

Welcome desk

Council information

Energy-Switching project

Kitchen Kiosk Fairtrade cooking demonstrations

Fairtrade coffee tasting at Kitchen Kiosk

The Water Explorer

The Energy Bike

Face Painting

Flapping JacksFairtrade drinks & yummy

veggie snacks

Miller’s Ark children’s farm

Little Dalas Donkeys

Children’s Craft Tent:

Bird box making (Aspire)

Dragonfly making (Cove Brook Greenway)

Plant Pot Decorating (Blooming Marvellous)

Teddy Tombola (Aldershot Childcare Association)

Rotary Emergency Pack

South-East Water PLC Water Awareness Trailer

Green Composting Advice Stall

Chloe and Sophie’s Special Ears Fund

27 voluntary group stalls

Eco the Hedgehog

DrumrunnersJunk Percussion

Workshop(1.40pm - 3.40pm)

Council Offices, Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hants, GU14 7JUwww.rushmoor.gov.uk n 01252 398 399

customerservices@rushmoor.gov.uk n June 2013

Reduced our carbon footprint by 14.5%

Cut our electricity consumption by 16.5 % from energy efficiency measures

Reduced our gas consumption by 8.8%.

Installed solar energy schemes which generate 37,000kWh of ‘clean’ electricity each year

Cut water use at the Council offices by 63%

Diverted 1,500 tonnes of green waste from landfill into compost every year

Supported the Insulate Hampshire scheme which saved 7,850 tonnes of carbon dioxide.

Reduced the fuel used by Council staff for business by 18.3%.

Funded a Fuel Poverty Co-ordinator

Achieved Fairtrade Borough Status to help farmers in developing countries

Adopted planning policies to ensure new developments are ‘greener’

Only purchased paper which is Forestry Stewardship Certified (FSC) and ‘carbon off setted’

Improved numerous public open spaces for wildlife ...and lots, lots more!

Save energy and water | Recycle more | Use your car less | Buy FairtradePlant wildlife–friendly plants | Buy local produce when you can

Buy Less | Avoid over-packed goods | Volunteer | Compost

Rushmoor Borough Council is proud to be doing its bit to help the environment. Since 2008 we have:

Please help us to help make Rushmoor a greener and better place to live and work.

We’re doing our best – are you?