Trojan Mice

          🐭TROJAN MICE: 🌍

        The Environment’s Friends

Inspired by a talk at a recent general meeting entitled ‘What can we do to save the planet?’ given by representatives of the local branch of the United Nations Association, this newly- formed interest group aims to take up the challenge posed to make ‘concerted efforts towards building an inclusive, sustainable and resilient future for people and planet’.

We are starting small and local, identifying changes we can make in our everyday lives, both individually and as a U3A community, by identifying our personal environmental priorities and discussing ways in which we can as a group explore possible actions through personal challenges, expert speakers and visits to local organisations who are making a difference within the community.

 Our meetings will be held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 3:15 p.m. (except Bank Holidays) at the Waitrose Community Room at the Nettleham Rd store. If you would like to join our friendly, lively and proactive group, please contact any of the following for more information:

Mandy Murphy: mandy.murphy1396@gmail.com

Robyn Crosby: robyn.jane.crosby@googlemail.com

Heather Frier: heatherfrier@hotmail.com

We look forward to seeing you! 

The next meeting of the Trojan Mice group will be on Monday 13 May at 3.15pm in the Waitrose Community Room.

Our speaker is GEOFF STRATFORD whom many of you will know. The subject of his talk will be:

         WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY

 Everyone is welcome to join us. 

MEMBERS : Look out for these recycling bins at our general meetings