Gill Paltridge is a journalist at Around Wellington. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, climate change, and the arts, with a particular focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and organic farming, as well as plays and musicals. Gill's work has been featured in Around Wellington.
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Transition Town Wellington have issued an open invite to everyone to join them for a grand Fox's Field Community Picnic on Saturday, 1st August.
Lower temperatures than recently made no difference at all to the hundreds of people enjoying this week's free concert hosted by The Friends of Wellington Park. There might even have been more dancers on the floor – and in the sunshine too, not just in the shade.
John Walker and his JW3 musicians raised a ‘magnificent' £488 for S.U.R.E from their What's in a Name concerts at Wellington Arts Centre on Saturday, 25th July.
Transition Town Wellington’s open invitation for everyone to join them today (Saturday) for the Fox’s Field Community Picnic drew people of all ages to the Forest Garden. There was a programme of activities, including those for young children, and entertainment from the Ukes of Wellington Ukes but above all this was an opportunity for everyone
Wellington Silver Band's Proms in the Park on Saturday, 1st August attracted a huge crowd both next to the bandstand and across the whole park area.
It was the turn of Rod Thomas to entertain the big crowds at Wellington Park today (Sunday) for The Friends latest concert. His varied music encouraged all kinds of dancers onto floor – from those who prefer gentle movement and others who like the pacier kind.
Transition Town Wellington (TTW) have been granted charity status by the Charity Commission. The environmental organisation greeted this news as follows:
By: Gill Paltridge
Wellington Operatic Society are in the first stages of planning their November production and have issued an open invitation for everyone to join them. The production will feature ‘inherited music’ - music that may have been passed down, on mixtapes for example - from an older generation. This is what Opsoc had to say: “This
Hiroshima Day was marked in Wellington today (Thursday) with a silent vigil drawing together those who want the issue of peace to have a higher priority than investment in the weaponry of war.
Transition Town Wellington will be busy this week working on three of the community gardening sites around the town.
