Community Group events near you
Talks, repair cafés, energy fairs and more, run by local groups.
Our network of around 50 community groups runs events all year round. You could learn how to draught-proof your home, borrow a thermal imaging camera, get your toaster fixed at a repair café, or chat to neighbours who’ve already installed a heat pump. They’re friendly and open to everyone.
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Saturday7November
202609:30 – 13:00Eynsham LibraryPower Up Oxfordshire
Power Up Oxfordshire, a group buying scheme for solar PV, heat pumps and batteries launches in the CAPZero area of Eynsham on Saturday 7 November.
Find out more and talk to the team outside Eynsham Library, 9.30am – 1pm. The Cherry Tree Cafe, 2pm – 5pm, and Eynsham Repair Cafe, 2pm – 4pm.
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Eynsham LibraryOrganiser
Power Up Oxfordshire -
Tuesday17November
202619:00Woodstock Road Baptist ChurchGo Solar: Sizing Your System
Join Low Carbon Oxford North for the latest in their Go solar events – ‘Sizing Your System’, with Dr Chris Jardine, Solar PV and energy systems expert.
Tuesday 17 November, 7pm,
Woodstock Road Baptist Church,
Oxford OX2 7NQ.Find out about a new online tool to help you work out what system would work best for your home, and what the costs and payback are likely to be.
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Woodstock Road Baptist ChurchOrganiser
Low Carbon Oxford North -
Saturday21November
202610:00 – 15:00Thame Town HallChinnor & Thame Green Christmas Fayre
Chinnor and Thame Friends of the Earth are holding their popular Green Christmas Fayre at Thame Town Hall on Saturday 21 November, 10am – 3pm.
Low Carbon Hub’s Energy Advisor, Ros, will be there with the latest tips and advice on keeping warmer and saving energy this Winter.
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Thame Town HallOrganiser
Chinnor and Thame Friends of the Earth -
Thursday26November
202618:00 – 20:30Olf Fire Station, OxfordStep By Step Thermal Imaging Training
This practical session aims to make sure we all feel comfortable using the thermal cameras to help householders identify areas of heat loss in their homes and buildings.
A thermal imaging project is a fantastic way of engaging householders in home energy efficiency. From new builds to listed buildings, residents can see visual evidence of poorly insulated areas that let in cold air and draughts. This can often be the catalyst to motivate residents to take the first steps towards making their homes warmer and lowering their heating bills.
Gareth Lewis, Retrofit Coordinator for Cosy Homes Oxfordshire and founder member of Sustainable Didcot will lead the workshop, combining knowledge and a practical approach in an inclusive and supportive atmosphere.
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Olf Fire Station, OxfordOrganiser
Low Carbon Hub
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