Last Sunday saw the second annual Tooting Foodival, arranged by Transition Town Tooting. TTT aims to
“…bring together the people of Tooting and surrounding communities to develop a plan to transition to a life beyond our dependency on oil.”
Practically, this means lowering the collective carbon footprint of the town by encouraging greener modes of transport, food [...]
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Tooting Foodival 2009
Posted in Tooting rocks, tagged foodival, tooting, transition town on September 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Tooting life – The River Wandle
Posted in Tooting rocks, tagged clean up, Love London, river, Tooting rocks, wandle on October 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »
It is amazing what people do in their spare time. Dressing in green rubber waders from the waist down, and a Stabilo yellow jacket from the waist up would not be my usual choice of attire on a Sunday afternoon, but this week-end many Wandsworth residents will be trying it for size.
The River Wandle is [...]
Project Dirt and the Tooting Harvest Foodival
Posted in Love London, Tooting rocks, tagged festival, food up front, harvest foodival, Love London, project dirt, Tooting rocks on September 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Summer may be over (I think I blinked and missed it), but grow-your-own continues to flourish in London.
This afternoon I’m off to speak to Seb from Food Up Front for another City Bumpkin podcast. Food Up Front is a brilliant project, encouraging people to grow their own food in their front gardens, back gardens, balconies, window boxes, wherever.
Whilst I was pottering [...]
Tooting Life – Pizzeria Sette Bello
Posted in Tooting rocks, tagged pizza, pizzeria sette bello, restaurant, Tooting Life, Tooting rocks on April 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Pizzeria Sette Bello is a more traditional Italian restaurant than Limoncello, in that it just serves pizza and pasta with a few meat speciality dishes. But the food is good, inexpensive and tasty, so there’s really no reason why they should complicate matters any further.
There’s a great bustling atmosphere in this restaurant. The service is [...]
Tooting Life – Chateau Tooting?
Posted in Tooting rocks, tagged Tooting rocks, wine on April 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Tooting has produced its first batch of ‘Chateau Tooting, Furzedown Blush’.
Notes on green living from the country kitchen of a first-floor flat in London, UK.