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Oxford Real Farming Conference 2015

19 November 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

For the first time the whole conference will be held under one roof (at Oxford Town Hall), with key debates on the dairy industry, flooding, soil fertility and TTIP. Speakers at this year’s conference include Robert Craig (Farmers’ Weekly Dairy Farmer of the Year and Nuffield Scholar), Dr. Elaine Ingham, (internationally acclaimed authority on the life of the soil), Neil Darwent (BBC Farmer of the Year), Prof. Mark Eisler (Chair of Global Animal Health, Bristol University), Carrie Balkcom (Exec Sec of the American Grassfed Association) and Daniela Howell (CEO of the Savory Institute) among many others.

This year’s practical stream, Farming Outside the Box, has been organized by John Turner (farmer and co-founder of the Pasture-Fed Livestock Association) and Dr. John Meadley (agricultural scientist and chair of the Pasture-Fed Livestock Association). The focus of these sessions is on farmers taking greater control over their suppliers and markets, making better use of their farm’s natural resources and addressing the resistance to chemicals that nature is developing.

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This event is not organised by WDM. We’re mentioning on our website because it promises to have something for everyone interested in farming, growing and food. Organisations such as the Land Workers Alliance and the Soil Association will have a presence at this event.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: farming, food, food sovereignty, not WDM

The Energy Bill of Rights

6 November 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

Our current energy system is stupid. People die because they can’t afford to heat their homes. Other people die because of climate change caused by fossil fuels. Energy companies make huge profits from natural resources while bullying people who can’t pay their bills. The group Fuel Poverty Action believes that another system is possible. They’ve created the Energy Bill of Rights. It’s a list of basic human rights relating to energy – such as the right to have enough energy to meet your basic needs.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: energy, energy bill of rights, fossil fuels, fuel

Come to our November meeting

27 October 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

The Oxford WDM November meeting will take place at Oxford Town Hall on Tuesday 11th November. As ever, we’ll be in a wheelchair-accessible room and non-members are very welcome to come along and meet the group. Get here for 7:30pm and the meeting should be done by 9pm…then we might have a trip to a nearby pub!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: meet WDM

Oxford WDM to become Global Justice Oxford

15 October 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

We recently reported that WDM will be changing its name to Global Justice Now. This means that local groups have been given the chance to change their names too. At last night’s meeting we opted to use the naming format suggested by head office, which means that our new name will be Global Justice Oxford. This will become the group’s name as of early 2015. Towards the end of the year we’ll be getting a new logo and new materials to match the new name. 

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Film screening: A Dangerous Game

15 October 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

A Dangerous Game is the follow up to the award-winning You’ve Been Trumped. It’s about how golf is being used as an excuse to build huge luxury resorts that damage the environment of local areas. There will be  a screening at the Phoenix Picturehouse (Walton Street) at 6:15pm on Friday 17th October. There will be a panel discussion afterwards which may be chaired by a member of Oxford WDM (to be confirmed).

A Dangerous Game: trailer

Filed Under: News Tagged With: film screenings, golf

Disco Soup

15 October 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

Disco Soup is a fun food-sharing event organised by Abundance Oxford. Head to Bonn Square on Saturday 1st November for free food and live music. So much edible food is regularly thrown away; Abundance Oxford aims to show just how much by rescuing some of this food and giving it away for free. (And it will be tasty!) Join in the chopping, peeling and cooking (and of course eat the end results!) between noon and 5pm. This event is not organised by Oxford WDM.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: food, not WDM, waste

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