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WELCOME.......Again! This is officially the relaunch and rebirth of the WEN Local Groups Blog! Due to popular demand we would like to remind you about this easy but useful, helpful but informative tool which can be used to create awareness of environmental issues that affect women and men.
THIS IS FOR YOU!
Please use this blog as a device to create discussion and interaction among like minded individuals and to strengthen the connection between users, no matter what the distance between us!
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Mapping out how to strengthening our local groups network
Photo - Shirley Abranches
You might find it interesting to view past posts and create new thoughts to discuss. Ideally, this is a tool made for you and used by you! If you have any questions, thoughts or ideas on how to improve or alter the blog, please email health@wen.org.uk.
Many thanks & looking forward to see how this baby grows!
Mapping out how to strengthening our local groups networkPhoto - Shirley Abranches
You might find it interesting to view past posts and create new thoughts to discuss. Ideally, this is a tool made for you and used by you! If you have any questions, thoughts or ideas on how to improve or alter the blog, please email health@wen.org.uk.
Many thanks & looking forward to see how this baby grows!
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3 comments:
We really need to do something about food in Motorway service stations. It seems all to be fried, loaded with mayonnaise, sugar and fat. No fruit seems to be in evidence. Salads seem a rarity.
WENBrum will make it a priority
Hello everyone, It was good to meet lots of nice WEN women in London at the weekend.
I have one request already - do you make your own cosmetics and toiletries or household cleaning concoctions. Crediton WEN are holding an event on 29th November and I want lots of recipes to try out and for people to try out on the day.
Can you post your recipes or email me?
Thanks so much.
kate@littleemlett.co.uk
Members in Bristol may be interested to know that they can comment on traffic noise pollution in the city. Comments will be fed into DEFRA's noise action plan for Bristol. You can also plot your favourite quiet spots on the interactive map and maybe discover a few other spots that you didn't know about. Visit www.askbristol.com and/www.bristol.citizenscape.net
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