Article by Alana Sinclair Despite how things seem on the surface, I’m not anti-Christmas. Sure, I actively avoid the Christmas isle at the supermarket and avert my eyes from the ads, but it’s not because I harbour any ill will … Continued
Article by Chris Moller My dad would never own anything unless he understood how to repair it, and he would hardly ever throw anything away unless it had been repaired at least a couple of times. He said he never wanted … Continued
Article by Nicole Barton. Repair Cafes. ‘What a jolly good idea’ is what I think Sir David Attenborough said to me as I introduced him to the concept in April. My recollection is blurred by endorphins and adrenalin – this … Continued
On Saturday evening, November 12th, Pivotal is partnering with CCF and extending the ‘Circular Cambridge’ daytime event into a weekend ‘Takeover Festival of the environment, technology, and community’ at the Museum of Technology. Pivotal was set up in 2015 by … Continued
Changing the throwaway society – Sweden’s ruling Social Democrat and Green party coalition proposes to cut VAT from 25% to 12% for repairs to items like bicycles, shoes and clothes, at an expected annual cost of £25M.
Buddhist Action Month (BAM) is a festival of social action, with Buddhists worldwide engaging in socially beneficial activity rooted in Buddhist values. BAM is an opportunity for us to act on our deepening understanding that we live in a complex, … Continued