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Ecobubs wool pocket nappies back in stock

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We are pleased to announce that we are back in stock for the Ecobubs wool pocket nappies. It took us four months to have them back since we started having low in stock in November 2009.

Now we have all colours and sizes back in stock plus a new colour, chocolate & cream stripes.

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Reclaiming Birth - March to Whitehall

RECLAIMING BIRTH: AN INVITATION TO THE EVENT OF THE YEAR: A MARCH THROUGH LONDON TO WHITEHALL TO DELIVER A PETITION TO THE HEALTH MINISTER & LETTERS TO THE PRIME MINISTER:

This government really needs to understand that there is a lot of strong feeling about the state of the maternity services, nothing would demonstrate that more than 1000's of bumps and babies and people walking together to demonstrate their belief that we need to reclaim birth back from the machine and to demand the government turns all the rhetoric into action - no more policy but real, tangible change in every community throughout the country

Anyone who has a link into other groups such as the WI / doulas / MSLCs / yoga groups / schools /community groups etc - please mobilise them all, it would be so good to get all the generations turning out to support the provision of humane and holistic birth as a right for all women

PLEASE, PLEASE DO WHATEVER YOU CAN TO GET THE WORD OUT THERE AND TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO COME ON THE DAY. THERE HAS BEEN A GREAT DEAL OF WORK DONE TO GET THIS ORGANISED - THE POWER OF PEOPLE ON THE STREETS CANNOT BE BEATEN - LETS GET OUT THERE AND ADD OUR VOICE TO THE DEMAND FOR CHANGE

Many thanks for your support

Independent Midwives UK

website: www.independentmidwives.org.uk/

campaign full info: http://www.independentmidwives.org.uk/?node=8766

Dowload guide to the March: Guide in PDF

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You are invited to a Southwark Nappuccino!

Tuesday 9 February 2010

10am to 11am
Kintore Way Children's Centre
97-102 Grange Road
London SE1 3BW
020 7525 1196

(Nearest train station London Bridge)

For more information contact: David Floud 020 7525 2447 southwarkevents@veolia.co.uk

Alternatively, just drop in on the day!

Did you know?
You could save almost £500 and up to 6,000 disposable nappies from going to landfill by choosing real nappies for your baby.
Real nappy expert Cristina from Green Me, will be on-hand to talk to parents and parents-to-be about the benefits of real nappies.
Real Nappies for London (RNfL) is offering parents a £40 voucher to cover the cost of your first real nappies, thanks to funding from Southwark Council.

A partnership beetween Real Nappies for London, Southwark Council, Veolia Environmeatl Services and Green Me

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"Babies" trailer

This beautifull film documents the lives of four babies around the world in their first year - There is Ponijao from Namibia; Bayarjargal fromMongolia; Mari from Japan; and Hattie from th USA.

Source: Film in Focus

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Bumgenius promotion buy 2 get 1 free to continue

We have extended Bumgenius very special promotion - buy 2 organic all-in-one nappies get 1 free - to ~~Monday 11 January~~ Monday 19 January.

Bumgenius organic all-in-one nappy was best seller in July 2009 and September 2009 . So a favourite nappy that is given for free...

As it is an all-in-one nappy, it is very easy to use - the perfect nappy for when baby is out and about!!

To get your nappy free just add to the basket two nappies (or multiples of two) and send us a message (either leaving a message on the checkout page, message to merchant in paypal or sending us an email at green-me[at]hotmail.com)with the colour choice of your free nappy/ies.

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Online Shop Christmas closure

photo: baby beehinds

We are now closed until Friday January 1st.
You can still place an order in that time and make use of all the special offers and discounts (such as the very special offer buy 2 bumgenius organic all-in-one nappies get 1 free) but it will be posted in the new year.

Baby BeeHinds Europe has a new website! - check it here

We wish you a happy holiday

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Closing for Christmas

Green Me online shop will be closing during the Christmas holidays

From Saturday 19th December 2009
to Friday 1st January 2010

All online orders placed during this time will be processed and dispatched from Monday 4th January.

We will be back at Greenwich Market also in January.

For customer care enquiries please email us at green-me[at]hotmail.com and we will reply as soon as possible.

We wish you a very merry Christmas and a nice entrance to the new decade xxx

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The Wave - December 5th 2009

Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is inviting everybody to join The Wave - the UK's biggest ever march for action on climate change.

On Saturday 5 December 2009 tens of thousands of people from all walks of life will demonstrate through London their support for a safe climate future for everyone. The Wave comes ahead of important international climate talks in Copenhagen between 7-18 December.

Friends of the Earth have arranged a meeting point for all those who would like to march together as Friends of the Earth at The Wave.

Meeting point
Where: North Audley Street entrance to Grosvenor Square
When: From 11:15am

Dress Code: Blue with blue gloves or paint your hands blue!

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Friends of the Earth are also inviting everybody to the premier of Beyond the Pole starting after the demonstration at 6.30pm. Beyond the Pole is a British comedy about two men trying the first carbon neutral, vegetarian and organic expedition to the North Pole. See a sneaky film preview here

Source: Friends of the Earth

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Free P+P at Green Me

photo: Royal Mail British design classics stamps by scorpions and centaurius

We have been offering free postage to the UK for almost an year now. We are pleased to announce that we are continuing to do so - as long as we can do it we will do it! So remember us for all your nappy needs, be it just for your roll of flushables (how they fly with free delivery!) be it for your nappy kit.

The Free postage now includes the British Isles - so islanders this is the shop for you!

UK only. For Europe and worldwide please click here

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Bumgenius - gold, gold, gold, bronze

Bumgenius has just won gold for best reusable nappy at the Practical Parenting Awards 2009! This follows the 2 golds and 1 bronze that Bumgenius won last week at the Practical Pre-school awards.

Well deserved - Our customer only say good things about these nappies.

At Green Me shop you can find bumgenius one size pocket nappy here and bumgenius organic aio nappy here

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The Real Nappy video -top tips from parents

A great video by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust introducing cloth nappies and explaining the different types

Part 1

Part 2

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New Website

old layout
(as seen here)

new layout
(as seen here)

We are working on some improvements to the green me website including changing the layout of the front page. Some pages are still waiting to be changed so you will still encouter them.

We would love to hear your comments about the site - good and bad. Do you like the improvements done? do you really dislike something about it? is there something that would make you browsing the website more enjoyable?

Let us know by emailing us. We will offer you a small fair trade gift!

(ps. we are still twicking the website so some features might change)

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Waltham Forest Green Fair - Green Me Attendance cancelled

We now know that we will not be able to attend Waltham Forest Green Fair. This is because the weather forecast predicts rain for the day. We will not be able to set up the stall under these conditions as it would damage stock.

However we will be at Greenwich Market as an extra day. Greenwich Market is covered - so it is the perfect location for all nappies to be on display. Greenwich Market is only 10 miles away from Waltham Forest

Greenwich Market

Sunday 19 July

opening hours 9.30AM to 5.30pm

travelling to Greenwich

map & directions (google maps)

Journey Planner (journey planner)

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Waltham Forest Green Fair - Sunday, 19 July

Don't miss this charming family day out. You can learn more about services the council and local environmental organisations are offering to help you live a greener lifestyle.

Your children can enjoy the following activities:
Crazy golf
Crazy bike
Trampolines
Gyroscope
Coconut shy
Makendoo arts workshop
Face painting
Mr and Mrs Bubbles children’s show
Des Kay environmental puppet show

We will be having a stall with all of our cloth nappies, organic baby clothes and will be doing a massive sale on many end of season items.

Sunday 19 July 2009 at Lloyd and Aveling Park, Walthamstow E17 from 1pm - 7pm

note: as with all green fairs, if it is raining, we will not be able to set up the Green Me stall as it could damage our stock

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New web Pages

page with the old design

page with the new design

Our website is currently having a face-lift, so some pages still have the old design (with a dark blue menu on the left) and some have an all-new design. The new pages pull data dynamically so more clever things can be done with it. You can choose to show only cloth nappies with poppers fastening, only ones made from organic cotton, and so on. We hope that with the new web design, choosing the right cloth nappy will be a much simpler task

We welcome any comments you might have concerning the new design, and any suggestions you can think of to improve it would be greatly appreciated.

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Greenwich Car Free Day, Sunday 5 October 2008

photo by Kevin Steele , car free day Toronto

Last year Car Free Day at Greenwich was like this as publicised by us here. This year promises to be just as exciting - Greenwich Council has organised live street entertainment in the town centre to be enjoyed in a traffic-free environment.

Greenwich Car Free Day aims to encourage people to reduce car use, and promote alternative forms of transport. This year will have a strong focus on cycling with a range of cycling themed attractions and activities.

Did you know that Greenwich has a car club? You can find out more at http://www.mystreetcar.co.uk/

These photos illustrate how people enjoy car free day(s) around the world

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Waltham Forest Green Fair and the Fellowship Symphony, 20 July

An opportunity to listen to the creative and musical works of young people, learn more about greener living and meet environmental organisations and charities working locally in Waltham Forest. Green Me will be having a stall for parents and parents-to-be to check how modern, soft and simple to use, real nappies are.

Sunday 20 July 2008 at Lloyd and Aveling Park, Walthamstow E17 from 1pm - 7pm

more info: Waltham Forest Green Fair website

photo by currybet

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The Event at Southwark Park, 12 July

1pm - 10pm, Saturday 12th July 2008

Southwark Park won the prestigious Green Flag Award 2006 to recognise and reward it as one of the best parks and green spaces in England and Wales. This achievement came after it was restored to its former glory - a new bandstand and bowling pavilion were built along with a new children’s play area, and the lake was finally restored to its original pre-World War II size.

Now it is to host a perfect day out for all the family with local environmental organisations on hand to provide you with all kinds of information for you to live a greener and heathier lifestyle. We will be there to talk about - you guessed it - cloth nappies!

Other main attractions will be live performances from the legendary 70s soulsters Heatwave (Boogie Nights) and Madness saxophonist Lee Thompson and his new band The Camden Comboys.

The Green Roadshow, a wind and solar powered circus, will be there to entertain the young ones.

More info: The Event at Southwark Park website

Drawing: The Green RoadShow

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Stokefest, 8 June

Stokefest at Clissold Park, London N16, was fantastic with the sun blazing and North Londoners having fun - I mean real fun! (check photos )

We spent the whole day discussing, demonstrating and advising about cloth nappies. Next to us were Hackney Real Nappy Network (HRNN) also giving advice and information to local residents. We were so happy to know that a member of HRNN bought a very good night nappy from us some time ago (babybeehinds) and another member started cloth nappies with us(!), and now actively participates in the network. You see, cloth nappies can become addictive!

If you live in Hackney why not become a member of the Hackney Real Nappy Network. The network is a very welcoming group of mums, dads and carers who use cloth nappies and have loads of experience and tips to share with you.

Stokefest website: http://www.stokefest.co.uk/
Hackney Real Nappy Network: http://www.hackneyrealnappy.net/

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Camden Green Fair, 1 June

Camden Green Fair at Regents Park is by far the biggest event of its kind. Green Me are joining the many organisations in promoting greener living. We will have our entire range of cloth nappies and will be demonstrating to you how fun and easy they are to use

If you really want to learn how to live in a greener way, Camden Green Fair is the place to be. It will have a life-sized recreation of an environmentally friendly home where you can walk in and learn all the steps you can take to make your home greener. Then maybe you'll want to try the knitting workshop, or just enjoy world music and local bands on a renewable-energy-powered stage, or even watch a movie at a solar cinema. Your children will love the mini city farm and horse-and-cart rides, and your baby will be happy knowing that mummy is learning how cloth nappies are fun and so easy to use...

You also will have the opportunity to test-drive electric cars - maybe it will be your next car...

more info: Camden Green Fair & Bikefest website

photos: urban 75

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The Dulwich Park Fair, 18 May

The Dulwich Park Fair (formerly the Green Fair and Party in the Park) will be held this coming Sunday 18 May, from 12 noon to 6pm.

It will be the third year we are participating in the fair and if it is anything like the previous years will be a wonderfully exciting, positive and inspiring experience for everyone. There will be so much to see and do - the mad hat making workshop, singing performances, bands and rides. The park also offers a fantastic playground, a lovely cafe and cycle hire (great fun!).

more info:The dulwich festival website

photos:urban75

During this weekend we are also open at Greenwich Market on Saturday 17 May

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Real Nappy Week 2008 by Lewisham

The Real Nappies for London in Lewisham campaign will be joining in the Real Nappy Week by hosting a number of events over the course of the week, including a Teddy Bears Picnic Nappuccino, and an event at Greenwich Market.

Green Me will provide nappy samples to the Greenwich Market event on Saturday 26 April for parents to check how modern, soft and simple to use, real nappies are. The Green Me stall will also be open as usual on this day, 9.30AM to 5.30PM, when the 10% discount still applies.

The events are not only for people in Lewisham but for parents and parents-to-be who want to know more about real Nappies, regardless of where they live.

Teddy Bears Picnic Nappuccino
Tuesday 22 April
Ladywell Children's Centre, 30 Rushey Mead, London, SE4 1JJ
10am-midday
Come along to find out more about Real Nappies over coffee and cake. All welcome. 'Best Real Nappy Dressed Teddy bear' prize.

Real Nappy Stall
Friday 25 April
Womens' Health Centre, Lewisham Hospital
10am onwards
Information and display

Greenwich Market Real Nappy Event
Saturday 26 April
Greenwich Market, London SE10 9HZ
10am onwards
See demonstrations and get information in the chic surroundings of Greenwich Market. At Midday the event will feature talks from the founder of the Green Baby chain of shops, and Real Nappy Expert Jill Barker and Tamara Rayment of the Women’s Environmental Network. Green Me will provide nappy samples to the event.

For further information contact, Lewisham Real Nappy officer vivienne.thomson@lewisham.gov.uk.

Find out what events will happen near you during Real Nappy Week here .

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10% Discount During Real Nappy Week 2008

Green Me will be supporting the 12th Real Nappy Week, Monday 21 April to Sunday 27 April, by offering 10% discount on all purchases - on any order, big or small. The discount also applies to our 10 nappies+1 free packs. The savings are huge.

The Real Nappy Week, co-ordinated by the National Real Nappy Campaign , will this year be concentrating on how parents can help to combat climate change by using Real Nappies. Organisations across the country will be joining together to celebrate the week with hundreds of events such as fashion shows, nappuccinos and teddy toddles.

Sally Gordon, spokesperson for the Real Nappy Campaign said: "We are delighted to be able to reassure parents that by using washable nappies they can reduce their impact on global warming and energy use as we are aware that these are key issues for families. In addition Real Nappy Week gives us the opportunity to promote the additional benefits of nappies including their cost savings, natural fabrics and the choice they represent for parents."

Find out what events will happen near you during Real Nappy Week here .

To find out more about Real Nappy Week or the Real Nappy Campaign contact Rebecca Rapson, Real Nappy Campaign, 0845 850 0606.

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The new Fuzzi Bunz now in stock

order fuzzi bunz

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London Marathon, Sunday 13th April 2008

The London Marathon will start in Greenwich Park and go through Greenwich town before heading to Central London. Greenwich will be a great place to view the marathon - there are loads of things for all the family to see and do, including a visit to Greenwich Market(!) The London Marathon website has tons of information . http://www.london-marathon.co.uk/

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March Lewisham Nappuccino

The next Lewisham Nappuccino will take place on Friday 28 March from 10am-midday at Pistachios in the Park, Manor House Gardens, Brightfield Road, London SE12 8QG.
Even if you have been to a Nappuccino before, it’s a great place to meet like minded parents, and a really nice café in a gorgeous park too!
Real Nappies for London in Lewisham will also be holding a number of promotional events over the course of Real Nappy Week (April 21-27), including a stall at Greenwich Market on Saturday 26 April. Watch this space for details.
Do let Vivienne Thompson, Lewisham Real Nappy officer, know if you can make it along on March 28, by email Vivienne.Thomson@lewisham.gov.uk or phone 020 8314 2128

8 million disposable nappies are thrown away every day in the U.K
Nappies make up 4 % of the total waste collected by Lewisham Council
The Women’s Environmental Network has calculated that savings from using Real Nappies for a first child alone can amount to £500
Sign up to Real Nappies for London in Lewisham and receive a £30 voucher

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Prices for Airflow and Rikki wraps have increased

Prices for Airflow and Rikki wraps, both from Mother-ease, have increased. We were offering them white at £7.75 and print at £7.99. Now they are £8.25 and £8.50. These new prices are still very competitive.

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Closed for Easter

We are taking a short break this Easter. We won't be at Greenwich Market this Saturday, 22 March. All online orders received during this period will be dispatched on Tuesday, 25 March

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Womens' Environmental Network needs your support

Women's Environmental Network (WEN) is a national charity and membership organisation which campaigns on environmental and health issues from a women's perspective. It educates, informs and empowers women and men who care about the environment.

The Environment Agency Lifecycle Study of Disposable and Reusable Nappies(LCA) which had concluded that neither disposables or washable nappies had a better or worse environmental performance is currently undergoing review. WEN, who had challenge the report, is dependent on membership and donations and have already incurred a £5000 shortfall in contributing to this review, with their expert consultants putting forward a fair case for reusable nappies. If they are to be enabled to continue the process and address the issue fully when the LCA is published at the end of February, WEN needs substantial donations to cover their costs in providing expert commentary and media representation. All of us, parents, babies, environmentally aware companies, the UK environment and the planet stand to gain from a fair outcome. WEN needs your support.

Please affiliate to WEN and make your donation online For more information email nappies@wen.org.uk

If you would like to become a WEN member from only £20/year(individual) or £35/year (group), please visit their website at:http://www.wen.org.uk/general_pages/support.htm

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Lewisham January 'Nappuccino'

Come along to find out more about Real Nappies and Lewisham's £30 voucher, and to speak to experts and parents who use and love Real Nappies. For those of you who have already attended previous events, it's still useful to attend to pick up even more Real Nappy tips, so please do join Vivianne,Lewisham Real Nappy Officer, and team if you can.

The 'Nappuccino' will be held on Friday 25 January from 10am-midday at The M-Eating Place, 127 Rushey Green, Catford.

If you would like to come along please let Vivianne know on 020 8314 2128 or Vivienne.Thomson@lewisham.gov.uk and do pass on the invitation to friends and family. If you would like some copies of the flyer to help promote the event Vivianne can send these on request.

lewisham.gov.uk/environment/
realnappiesforlondon.org.uk/

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Green Me stall closed on Saturday 5 January

Due to illness we will not be at Greenwich Market on Saturday 5 January. However, we will be open on Sunday 6 January as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience.
(photo from pose2pose on YouTube)

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Mince Pounds

During the Christmas season we will be giving you one 'Mince Pound' for every £10 you spend with us. You can use your mince pounds' full £1 value to put towards the cost of tickets to the pantomine at Greenwich Theatre , the ice rink at the Old Royal Naval College, or visit the new Peter Harrison Planetarium at the Royal Observatory.

Mince pounds are an initiative by Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site to encourage visitors to leave the commercial high streets and shopping centres and head to 'London's Christmas Village' during the festive season.

More stalls at Greenwich Market and shops in Greenwich are displaying the Mince Pound sign and will be handing out one Mince Pound to everyone who spends £10 or more.

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Greenwich Market's Christmas Lights Switch On

Christmas festivities in Greenwich Town Centre kick off this year with the 'switch on' of Greenwich Market's Christmas Lights on Friday November 30th with the emphasis on entertainment for parents and children running between 3pm – 7pm.

The lights will be switched on at 5pm by the cast of Greenwich Theatre's pantomime 'Dick Whittington' bringing the magic of Christmas to the Market square and the town centre. Other interactive activities include The Arts Collective workshops, craft making and face painting and hair design.

Father Christmas will be taking time out from his busy schedule to be there from 3pm with FREE presents for all the children, but the grown ups need not worry - there will be FREE mulled wine courtesy of the regular market fruit juice stall 'Ye Olde Drink Co' Mince pies have been pledged by Marks and Spencer (tbc).

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Bump2Bubba ante-natal classes

Run by Tania, an experienced midwife for mothers-to-be and their partners who want to enjoy labour and not to be frightened by it. Tania will provide honest and realistic information about labour and help parents-to-be to make decisions with confidence. The classes start Friday 9th November and Tuesday 13th November at the Greenwichwest Community & Arts Centre.

Also Tania’s HypnoBirthing course will be on the 18th November and 25th November from 10-4pm.

You can find more information about
Bump2Bubba classes here .

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Coming soon: Swaddlebees One Size Organic Velour

click picture to see a slideshow with more features (may take a while to load)

Organic velour is a wonderful fabric for nappies: soft to the touch, very absorbent and fast to dry. And a birth to potty nappy - who could ask for more?

added on 26/nov/2007: they are in stock here

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Prices for Baby Beehinds Hemp Nappies have increased

Baby Beehinds has inform us that the price for their hemp nappies have increased from £9.99 to £10.99. They now cost the same as the Baby Beehinds bamboo nappies. However, we offer our customers all natural colours at £10.50

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London Councils(.org.uk) is proposing to introduce a London-wide ban, or levy, on throw away shopping bags

photo: teddave

London Councils would like to consult with you on the options available to London for reducing the environmental impact caused by throw away shopping bags. They want to know what you think of their proposals – and are asking you to help them decide one of the key provisions to be contained in the 10th London Local Authorities Bill. This is a chance for Londoners to lead the country in a bold initiative More from London Councils website

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greenwich car free day saturday 22 september

Leave your car behind and catch street dance, samba, jive and ballet performances at Greenwich town centre from 1pm to 5pm. There will be a beach on a car-free College Approach, live performances, deckchairs on the river-front, food stalls and environmental displays & information. There will be lots you can do such as decorating a giant sculptural cyclist with hundreds of flowers, or maybe try your hand at soca, hip hop or Cuban dancing. It'll be a fantastic day out for everyone! more info from the organisers

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Green Me accepts Real Nappies for London vouchers

We are now a registered supplier for Real Nappies for London and accept vouchers. This means that if the London borough in which you live has joined Real Nappies for London and you have a child under the age of 18 months, you could be entitled to claim an information pack and voucher. You can then use the voucher to purchase cloth nappies (and accessories) with us on-line or directly at Greenwich Market.

Participating boroughs and voucher amounts are
Bexley £40
Camden £54.15
Hackney £54.15
Hammersmith & Fulham £45
Haringey £54.15
Hounslow £50
Islington £54.15
Kensington & Chelsea £45
Lewisham £30
Newham £30
Redbridge £30
Tower Hamlets £50

You can request your voucher by applying online at the Real Nappies for London website, where you can also get more information about the scheme.

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craft workshops for children at Greenwich Market

Every Thursday and Friday, from 11.00 am to 4 pm until the end of the summer holidays. Children can try out different crafts with participating stall holders.

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website status

Welcome to the new Green Me website. We still have some empty pages (such as the organic baby clothes pages - sorry!) and some links might not yet be working. However, the new website has many more features. There are now blog-pages such as this one, where everyone can post a nappy review, or check what others say about the nappies we stock. We will also provide unbiased information on how best to use and care for cloth nappies with troubleshooting tips. We hope it will help you to make the most of your cloth nappies... and baby carriers.

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Ecobubs wool pocket nappies back in stock

Reclaiming Birth - March to Whitehall

You are invited to a Southwark Nappuccino!

"Babies" trailer

Bumgenius promotion buy 2 get 1 free to continue

Online Shop Christmas closure

Closing for Christmas

The Wave - December 5th 2009

Free P+P at Green Me

Bumgenius - gold, gold, gold, bronze

The Real Nappy video -top tips from parents

New Website

Waltham Forest Green Fair - Green Me Attendance cancelled

Waltham Forest Green Fair - Sunday, 19 July

New web Pages

Greenwich Car Free Day, Sunday 5 October 2008

Waltham Forest Green Fair and the Fellowship Symphony, 20 July

The Event at Southwark Park, 12 July

Stokefest, 8 June

Camden Green Fair, 1 June

The Dulwich Park Fair, 18 May

Real Nappy Week 2008 by Lewisham

10% Discount During Real Nappy Week 2008

The new Fuzzi Bunz now in stock

London Marathon, Sunday 13th April 2008

March Lewisham Nappuccino

Prices for Airflow and Rikki wraps have increased

Closed for Easter

Womens' Environmental Network needs your support

Lewisham January 'Nappuccino'

Green Me stall closed on Saturday 5 January

Mince Pounds

Greenwich Market's Christmas Lights Switch On

Bump2Bubba ante-natal classes

Coming soon: Swaddlebees One Size Organic Velour

Prices for Baby Beehinds Hemp Nappies have increased

London Councils(.org.uk) is proposing to introduce a London-wide ban, or levy, on throw away shopping bags

greenwich car free day saturday 22 september

Green Me accepts Real Nappies for London vouchers

craft workshops for children at Greenwich Market

website status

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