Pangbourne and Whitchurch Sustainability Group PAWSG

Author : Hugh Mortimer

Pangbourne Floodplain Meadow Walk – Thursday 11th June

Pangbourne Floodplain Meadow Walk Join PAWS for an evening walk to learn more about an exciting new floodplain meadow venture being developed with Pangbourne Parish Council. Ruth Staples-Rolfe from Mend the Gap and local farmer James Norman will introduce the project and explain how the meadow could support nature recovery, biodiversity, and more sustainable land […]

Social Bike Ride to the Perch and Pike – Thursday 4th June

Social Bike Ride to the Perch and Pike Looking for an enjoyable evening outdoors and a chance to meet like-minded local people? Join us for a relaxed social bike ride to the Perch and Pike in South Stoke. This is a gentle ride of less than two miles each way, following the bridleway from Goring […]

People’s Emergency Briefing: Film Screening and Community Discussion – Thursday 14th May @8pm

PAWS (Pangbourne and Whitchurch Sustainability Group) invites local residents to a special screening of “The People’s Emergency Briefing”, a thought-provoking film exploring the climate crisis and the challenges facing communities, governments, and society. The evening will provide an opportunity to watch the film together and reflect on the issues raised, including climate change, environmental resilience, […]

Local Community Action: What Is Happening in Our Area? – Thursday 21st May @8pm

PAWS (Pangbourne and Whitchurch Sustainability Group) invites local residents to an open community discussion evening focused on sustainability initiatives, environmental action, and opportunities to get involved locally. This event is an opportunity to hear about current activities taking place across Pangbourne, Whitchurch and the surrounding area, share ideas, and explore how local people can contribute […]

Air Source Heat Pumps Event– Thursday 23rd April 2026 – Pangbourne Village Hall

PAWSG invites you to an open meeting exploring one of the key technologies in the transition to low-carbon heating: air source heat pumps. This promises to be a fascinating and highly practical evening, combining a short introductory presentation with real-life experiences from local residents who have already installed heat pumps in a range of different […]

Pangbourne Litter Pick – Sunday 19th April 2026

Join us for Pangbourne’s annual Spring Clean and help make a visible difference to our local environment. This is a great opportunity to get outdoors, meet others in the community, and help keep Pangbourne and the surrounding area clean and welcoming for everyone. Event details Date: Sunday 19th April 2026 Time: 10.00 am – 12.00 […]

Climate-Pollution Risks from Legacy Landfills – Free Webinar

PAWSG members and local residents may be interested in an upcoming online webinar exploring an important but often overlooked environmental issue: the risks posed by historic landfill sites in a changing climate. Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators, this free webinar will examine how legacy landfill sites across the UK are increasingly vulnerable […]

Climate – the Big Picture: What Is Happening Now?

PAWSG is delighted to invite members and local residents to our next public meeting: Climate – the Big Picture: What Is Happening Now? This event will explore how the climate is changing globally and locally, and what current national and international efforts are doing to slow and manage those changes. Recent years have brought striking […]

2025: A Very Warm, Very Dry and Very Sunny Year

New analysis from the University of Reading shows that 2025 was an exceptional year for local weather, continuing longer-term climate trends seen across southern England. Using the University’s long-running Observatory records, which extend back more than a century, the data paints a clear picture of how unusual last year was for temperature, rainfall, and sunshine […]

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