May Merrie 2013
Are you coming to the May Merrie this Bank Holiday Monday?
Be sure to visit our stall in Kingston’s Memorial Gardens between 12 – 5 and buy a beautiful piece of mosaic art made by our volunteers.
And……don’t forget to look out for Professor Kayoss!…
Read More »Iconic Muybridge Mosaic needs a new home!
Sadly the owners of the building in Castle Street, Kingston upon Thames have asked Save the World Club to remove the iconic Muybridge mosaic which is so loved by local people. This tribute to Kingston resident Eadweard Muybridge pioneer of cinematography was made by Save the World Club volunteers and can be seen on the cover of our Facebook page.…
Read More »Save the World Club is relocating!
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Partners Update
Save the World Club is relocating
Save the World Club (SWC) is moving to new premises after enjoying a long and happy tenure at the Kingston Environment Centre (KEC). The inspiration for the Kingston Environment Centre originated from SWC and associated groups who wanted to create an ‘environmental hub’ for Kingston, and since then KEC has become a successful charity in its own right.…
Read More »Professor Kayoss at The Rose Theatre
Save the World Club Founder Des Kay is appearing in his Professor Kayoss show at The Rose Theatre in Kingston. Entry is free with donation to Creative Youth.
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Paint the Town Green—4 to 10 March 2013
Save the World Club support’s Kingston’s Paint the Town Green initiative.
The Paint the Town Green festival puts environmental and sustainability issues
firmly in the spotlight. It has been running for six years and is now the biggest environmental event in the borough. It is supported and driven by the Kingston Environment Group, a sub-group of the Kingston Strategic Partnership.…
Save the World Club, with Transition Town Kingston, host informative “Energy We Can All Afford?” public meeting with The Rt Hon Edward Davey
Friday 8th February 2013, 7-9.30pm, Market House Kingston
“Warmer homes, lower bills, cooler planet” – how could we achieve these? Save the World Club (SWC), working with Transition Town Kingston (TTK) and the national “Energy We Can All Afford?” initiative, hosted a panel discussion on this topic, covering fuel poverty, energy efficiency and the current Energy Bill.…
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Public meeting and question time
This event on fuel poverty, energy efficiency and the current Energy Bill is jointly hosted by Save the World Club and Transition Town Kingston alongside the national Energy We Can All Afford? initiative.
Are you worried about rising fuel bills?…
Read More »Energy we can all afford? Public Meeting and Question Time
Friday February 8th, 7.00pm – 9.25 pm, Market House, Market Place, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1JS
“Warmer homes, lower bills, cooler planet” – how do we achieve these? Are you worried about rising fuel bills? Do you wonder how we will manage energy demands in the future? This event is jointly hosted by Save the World Club (SWC) and Transition Town Kingston (TTK) alongside the national Energy We Can All Afford Campaign.…
Read More »Save the World Club AGM 2012
AGM to be held at Kingston Environment Centre, Fairfield East Kingston upon Thames.
Monday 3rd December 2012
All Welcome.…
Read More »Green Police Announcement
Save the World Club has been delighted to work with Glastonbury Festival for several years to deliver its volunteer led ‘Green Police’ Programme to promote environmental stewardship and action among festival goers. Its fun and humorous approach has always been a big hit with revellers and we are very grateful to our many Green Police volunteers who have shown commitment to promoting and protecting our environment.…
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