Turban Centre clean up
Having heard that the weeds growing in Woodbridge Town Centre were to be controlled by weedkiller, Transition Woodbridge decided they would prefer to remove at least some of these weeds without herbicide.Read More
Rewilding in Woodbridge Blooms
Seeds scattered just before lockdown as part of Transition Woodbridge’s effort to re-wild is paying dividends.Read More
Teamwork brings dingy planters to the Longshed
Transition Woodbridge has helped turn old abandoned dinghies into planters for outside the Longshed.Read More
Woodbridge Library Garden Update
An update from Deb and Carol after their visit to the library edible garden.Read More
“The Halyards of Woodbridge” on BBC Radio 3
This Slow Radio episode takes us from the boatyard in Woodbridge, along the River Deben towards Melton and back again. Alongside field recordings of the estuaryโs curlews, dunlin, plover, redshank, avocets, lapwings, and sandpipers, we venture into a hidden sonic world made possible by contact microphones. These recordings allow us to hear the wind as a character itself, playing the taut halyards of boats, or exciting the large wire fences that border the river.Read More
Transition Woodbridge helps make PPE for Suffolk
The Woodbridge community have really pulled together to provide different types of PPE for vital workers. Find out more about what we’ve been making and where it’s been distributed to.Read More
Bartering in Suffolk
Hello! Welcome to SHAREAVISION Barter & Ubuntu (Suffolk). This group has been created as a bartering and selfless service platform for Suffolk and surrounding areas. Times are changing, and we feel that now is the time to establish a more community-centred way of life with greater self – sufficiency and less reliance on mainstream currency.Read More
Thought Provoking Video
We wanted to share this thought-provoking video.Read More
Library Garden Update
Carol recently visited the library garden and lets us know what’s ready.Read More
Time to get composting!
With so many of us finding an unexpected glut of free time on our hands, gardens have never looked so good!ย However, the recent suspensionย of garden waste collection by the council has also left many of use with nowhere to put our garden waste. Composting is a great way to get rid of garden waste while creating free nutrient rich compost for your garden.ย While collection services are about to start up again, why not consider composting?! Jodi tells us why composting is a good idea and more about how to create a successful compost heap.Read More