Screenings of this ground-breaking film in which experts discuss the impact of the climate crisis. More importantly, they propose positive solutions for governments and communities to cut carbon emissions and mitigate the dangers of the climate crisis.

Booking required at: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/morden-hall-park/events/a11a17ec-b54a-4d63-b2d4-e9acae27d0a1?link_id=0&can_id=790e0b681cf21a9e810cb268b8380c28&source=email-october-newsletter-228&email_referrer=email_3433083&email_subject=october-newsletter&&

Location: National Trust Morden Hall Park, Stable Yard Exhibition Space

Screenings of this ground-breaking film in which experts discuss the impact of the climate crisis. More importantly, they propose positive solutions for governments and communities to cut carbon emissions and mitigate the dangers of the climate crisis.

Booking required at: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/morden-hall-park/events/a11a17ec-b54a-4d63-b2d4-e9acae27d0a1?link_id=0&can_id=790e0b681cf21a9e810cb268b8380c28&source=email-october-newsletter-228&email_referrer=email_3433083&email_subject=october-newsletter&&

Location: National Trust Morden Hall Park, Stable Yard Exhibition Space

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Wimbledon Repair Cafe

A community Repair Cafe run in partnership with St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon and Sustainable Merton, and part of the global Repair Cafe International Foundation movement.

Fix it. Don’t bin it.

Many everyday items - from household goods, and appliances to clothing and textiles - can be repaired instead of replaced, helping you save money, and reduce waste.

Bring along your small broken items and see if they can be brought back to life.

Wimbledon Repair Cafe

A community Repair Cafe run in partnership with St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon and Sustainable Merton, and part of the global Repair Cafe International Foundation movement.

Fix it. Don’t bin it.

Many everyday items - from household goods, and appliances to clothing and textiles - can be repaired instead of replaced, helping you save money, and reduce waste.

Bring along your small broken items and see if they can be brought back to life.

Wimbledon Repair Cafe

A community Repair Cafe run in partnership with St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon and Sustainable Merton, and part of the global Repair Cafe International Foundation movement.

Fix it. Don’t bin it.

Many everyday items - from household goods, and appliances to clothing and textiles - can be repaired instead of replaced, helping you save money, and reduce waste.

Bring along your small broken items and see if they can be brought back to life.

Wimbledon Repair Cafe

A community Repair Cafe run in partnership with St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon and Sustainable Merton, and part of the global Repair Cafe International Foundation movement.

Fix it. Don’t bin it.

Many everyday items - from household goods, and appliances to clothing and textiles - can be repaired instead of replaced, helping you save money, and reduce waste.

Bring along your small broken items and see if they can be brought back to life.

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Wimbledon Repair Cafe

A community Repair Cafe run in partnership with St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon and Sustainable Merton, and part of the global Repair Cafe International Foundation movement.

Fix it. Don’t bin it.

Many everyday items - from household goods, and appliances to clothing and textiles - can be repaired instead of replaced, helping you save money, and reduce waste.

Bring along your small broken items and see if they can be brought back to life.

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Join us for a screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing: a powerful, eye-opening film bringing together nine leading UK scientists and experts to explore the latest evidence on the climate and nature crisis, and what it means for our everyday lives.

From extreme weather and food security to health and the cost of living, this film connects the dots on the issues already affecting communities across the UK.

Based on the National Emergency Briefing in Westminster (featured by ITV, Channel 4 and The Times), the film includes voices such as Chris Packham, Jennifer Saunders, and Deborah Meaden, alongside stories from people across the country.

🕕 6:45pm

📍The William Morris House, 267 The Broadway , SW19 1SD

🎫 For free registration see link in bio or visit https://bit.ly/wimbledon-peoplesemergencybriefingfilm

After the film, stay for an open discussion on what this means for our community, and what we can do locally. (This event replaces our usual monthly meeting).

Hosted by Williams Morris House with the support of Merton Friends of the Earth @foemerton and Sustainable Merton @sustainablemerton . The evening will be introduced by Anna Bruni Sabhaney, a Chartered Civil Engineer specialising in urban resilience.

Bring a friend, neighbour or family member — everyone is welcome.

Join the conversation.

Join our community tree planting event at Morden Park on Saturday 21 March from 10am to 13pm. Help plant trees, support wildlife, enjoy fresh air, and be part of greener future. Everyone welcome!

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Help Us Care for Our Adopted Verges in Morden 🌼🐝

Join us as we care for and plant the three adopted verges in Morden. These green spaces were created to support bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators. With your help, we can keep them healthy, thriving, and full of life.

Event details

📅 Date: Saturday, 24 January

📍 Location: Lower Morden Lane, corner with the A24, Morden, SM4 4SE

⏰ Time: 11am–1pm

Everyone is welcome, and no experience is needed, just bring your enthusiasm, and gloves!

👉 Please register using the link below so we can estimate volunteer numbers and make sure we have the right tools available.

New Year, New Energy – Move for a Greener Merton 🌱

We’re delighted to have been chosen as the fundraising cause for a special Zumba & KICK Crossover session this January.

The event is organised by an independent group of fitness enthusiasts, brought together by their love of Zumba and kickboxing. With the generous support of much-loved local instructors, they’re hosting a fun, inclusive workout to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.

All net proceeds will support Merton Friends of the Earth.

It’s a great way to start the year — moving your body, connecting with your community, and supporting positive environmental action.

📅 Saturday 17 January 2025

⏰ 4:00 – 5:30pm

📍 Hillside Church, Wimbledon

New year, new you — powered by community action.

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Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.

Monthly hands on activities with nature, from making bird feeders to examining life under a microscope, this nature club is ran by the founder of Merton FoE community group, Auriel Glanville.

Sessions take place on the first Sunday of each month between 10am and 12 noon. Suitable for 6 to 14 year olds. Parents are welcome to come along.

Attendance is free, although we do welcome donations towards equipment and invited guests.