The Diocese of Oxford has been awarded the A Rocha Bronze Eco Diocese status in recognition of its commitment to good environmental and ethical stewardship. As part of a six-point environmental strategy, the […]
Don’t forget you can recycle toothpaste tubes, packets, brushes, packaging. Bring to St John’s (leave with Billie or the church wardens) or to the Rectory.
The climate emergency is fundamentally unjust. Those who are least culpable, the global poor and future generations, will be most impacted by it. The World Health Organisation predicts that between […]
Tuesday 31 May: Half term Family Picnic 11 -1pm Buscot Weir This large weir pool is quite deep and surrounded by well- maintained lawns with trees and rope swings. The […]
A Christian Response to Environmental Issues Pollution, Climate Change, Biodiversity Losses, Covid – all these issues, and more, can seem overwhelming! Come and find out exactly what the issues are and […]
The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) is a unique tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 which invites people from across the United Kingdom to “Plant a Tree […]
Did you know the Church of England is committed to encouraging us all to care for God’s creation?
Worried about the environment? There are limits on what you can recycle via our usual ‘blue bins’ but you can recycle old plastic toothbrushes, used toothpaste tubes and caps, electric […]
2021 is a key year globally for the climate and for biodiversity, with not one but two vital international conferences: COP 15 on biodiversity will be held in China from 11-15 October. COP […]
Did you know the Church of England is committed to encouraging us all to care for God’s creation? There’s a whole page of tips and thoughts on sustainable living you […]