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- 3rd July 2011
On 4th July 2011 across the country, the public will be encouraged to buy at least one item from their local, independent shop to keep the high street alive...
- 18th June 2011
Home-made compost is peat-free, which means it’s good for the environment in several ways. It reduces the need to buy peat products, which have been commercially sourced and extracted from peat bogs, resulting in the release of the carbon stored in them...
- 18th June 2011
Composting at home is the greenest, most natural way to deal with your garden and food waste. Surrey Waste Partnership are encouraging households in Esher to find out about the benefits of home composting to themselves and to the environment...
- 13th June 2011
The annual 5k fun run first took place in 2008, since then the event has gone from strength to strength. With the Hospice celebrating its 25th anniversary the team were hoping to make this year’s run bigger and better and they succeeded...
- 12th June 2011
We all know that organic foods are more expensive, and there is no visible difference between the two, so why should you pay more for organic, when money is tight during the ongoing recession?
- 21st May 2011
The creators of Aquum, winner of London’s Best New Bar at the 2010 London Bar Awards, proudly opens its sister venue Aquum Lounge. The stylish and contemporary new restaurant and bar sits on the High Street in the heart of Esher...
- 18th May 2011
TALK helps to relieve people with communication problems following a stroke, helping to increase confidence and self esteem through a variety of methods. They are looking for volunteers with patience, good social skills and a caring attitude...
- 18th May 2011
A volunteer is required to help support CODS Youth Action Group with general administration tasks. Based from home, you will need to have access to a computer with internet.
- 18th May 2011
A unique opportunity has arisen for a volunteer who is interested in music and has contacts in the field to provide ‘easy listening music’ for the patients. Concerts are held every 2/3 weeks...
- 18th May 2011
Guide Dogs for the Blind provide guide dogs and other mobility and rehabilitation services for blind and partially sighted people. This exciting volunteering activity is to provide 12 weeks temporary accommodation for advanced training dogs at your home.