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You'll find us in the Courtyard Room at Winton House (opposite M&S). Access is through the cafe - please bring your keep cup or mug and buy a drink from the cafe, or use our supplies for a small donation. Petersfield Eco Café - every Tuesday 10am - midday.

Alternatively you could come along to the next Eco Cafe in the Evening (see below).

Read more here.

PeCAN at the Pub is to be held on the last Wednesday of each month in the Folly Bar from 7-9pm, starting on September 24. The gathering will relocate to the Folly Upstairs on a quarterly basis to become a Volunteers Evening. You will find the group in the area to the right of the bar, ahead of you as you walk in.

Anyone and everyone who is interested in our environment and concerned about the climate crisis is more than welcome to join us. We are a positive, solutions-based bunch, and we look forward to meeting you.

(PeCAN have a Summer Party July/Aug and a Christmas Party in December which merges with serves as the social gathering for those months - keep an eye on events listings, social media and newsletter for updates)

Visitors welcome. Refreshments available.

So far they have repaired 969 items!

This is open Monday-Friday 10am-3pm, and some evenings, at the John Ide Shed, 16 Heath Road, Petersfield GU31 4DU. Follow this link to find out more about Petersfield Men’s Shed.

Last Saturday of the month at the Avenue Pavilion in Petersfield from 1.30 to 3.30pm – no need to book, just walk in. Like others around the UK, the Petersfield Repair Café is a free service by the community for the community, all they ask for is a voluntary donation to cover set up costs and venue hire.  

The face-to-face, privatehome energy advice sessions continue on Fridays in Petersfield Library. At these sessions you will also be able to access free energy saving measures - including LED light bulbs, radiator panels, shower heads, draught proofing for doors and chimneys, and countdown timer sockets - up to a maximum five items per household. Please book your appointment via this link. If you can't make it in person they also offer advice over the phone - find out more here.

Are you looking for expert advice on home heating and energy efficiency? Book a free session with PeCAN's energy expert Neil Hammond, in-person at their office in the Library. Also available 18th & 25th September 10am/1.30pm. Book here. 

In November 2025, ten of the UK’s leading experts gave a clear account of how everyday life across the country will be affected by what is happening to our climate and environment — and what it means for our heath, food, national security and economy. Their evidence is now on the public record. The People’s Emergency Briefing, a 50-minute documentary fronted by Chris Packham, brings it together for everyone to see — not just scientists and politicians, but all of us. It is a sober reality check, but not a counsel of despair. It points firmly towards the practical steps — for governments, communities and individuals — that can build safety and resilience for the years ahead.

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As the UK transitions away from fossil fuels, what are the options for powering your home? Join Industry expert Bean Beanland at Liphook Millenium Centre to find out more. 

In November 2025, ten of the UK’s leading experts gave a clear account of how everyday life across the country will be affected by what is happening to our climate and environment — and what it means for our heath, food, national security and economy. Their evidence is now on the public record. The People’s Emergency Briefing, a 50-minute documentary fronted by Chris Packham, brings it together for everyone to see — not just scientists and politicians, but all of us. It is a sober reality check, but not a counsel of despair. It points firmly towards the practical steps — for governments, communities and individuals — that can build safety and resilience for the years ahead.

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Help clear litter from the Criddell Stream and South Stream near Tesco, and from Drum Brook and Tilmore Brook down to the Taro Centre.
Check here for more information.

Take your unwanted toys to Winton House between 9.30am - 3.30pm from 7th - 18th September and take a token in exchange. Return on Saturday 19th to select an exchange toy! More details here.

Hear from representatives of local climate and nature organisations after the film, about what this emergency means for our community. Greg Stafford MP and Councillors Oliver Leach and Terry Weldon will also join the discussion.
Find out more and book here.

This is a community event aimed at raising awareness of renewable energy. Head to Havant Town Centre on Saturday 19th to chat to PeCAN's My Home Made Better team and enjoy a talk from them at St Faith's Church 1.30-2pm. Find out more.

Hosted by Really Regenerative. Bringing hope to the big challenges of our time.

Weald & Downland Living Museum, Singleton, PO18 0EU

The last CARRR Boot Sale of the year at The Avenue Pavilion! If you would like a seller's spot you can book your place here.

In November 2025, ten of the UK’s leading experts gave a clear account of how everyday life across the country will be affected by what is happening to our climate and environment — and what it means for our heath, food, national security and economy. Their evidence is now on the public record. The People’s Emergency Briefing, a 50-minute documentary fronted by Chris Packham, brings it together for everyone to see — not just scientists and politicians, but all of us. It is a sober reality check, but not a counsel of despair. It points firmly towards the practical steps — for governments, communities and individuals — that can build safety and resilience for the years ahead.

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Join local charities, community groups and voluntary organisations in the Winton House Centre garden to find out what action is being taken for the community and find out how you might be able to help. 

A special eco-event day with a screening of the National Emergency Briefing film, host guest speakers and an eco fair as part of Chichester in Action: One City Greener Choices. Tickets for the talks and screening are available on Eventbrite.

More information on the Chichester in Action website https://chichestercity.gov.uk/events/chichester-in-action/

The eco film festival at Chichester Cinema at New Park - from August 28 to October 15 - features 21 films over 6 weeks.

Talks, Q&As and giveaways from the likes of The Final Straw, Tuppenny Barn, Surfers Against Sewage and Transition Town Chichester.

The films fall under six topics -
Nature Unbound,
Untamed Connections,
Hope in Motion,
Pollution Poison Profit,
Little Wild Adventures and
Harvest of Hardship.

They are a mix of feature films and documentaries with an Education Team talk and exciting events for children. 

The online brochure https://issuu.com/newparkcinema/docs/a_greener_screen_-_2026_brochure_

The trailer https://youtu.be/7SpK874kiks

In November 2025, ten of the UK’s leading experts gave a clear account of how everyday life across the country will be affected by what is happening to our climate and environment — and what it means for our heath, food, national security and economy. Their evidence is now on the public record. The People’s Emergency Briefing, a 50-minute documentary fronted by Chris Packham, brings it together for everyone to see — not just scientists and politicians, but all of us. It is a sober reality check, but not a counsel of despair. It points firmly towards the practical steps — for governments, communities and individuals — that can build safety and resilience for the years ahead.

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