TCP held 7 small scale juicing sessions between August and November so that excess windfall apples and pears that couldn’t be eaten were pressed into delicious juice before they rotted on the ground or in storage.

Have you ever made your own mincemeat? Homemade mincemeat is really simple to make, and is a cut above shop bought mincemeat, and you can adapt your recipe to your taste by adding your favourite fruits and nuts.

Saving and swapping seeds has been a way for us to preserve and keep alive local and heritage varieties of flowers, herbs and vegetables for centuries.

Over a tonne of recyclables (batteries, light bulbs, soft plastics, bras, water filters etc etc) have been diverted from our black bags, in 16 months.

Tollesbury residents enjoyed a guided walk of the Wick on Tuesday 7th October.

Apples are still in good supply, and this recipe is an unusual way of using apple and lamb to give a slightly sweet taste to a savoury dish.

Chutney is a wonderful addition to a meal of cold meats, cheese or a curry or barbecue. Homemade chutney can be made to your taste – add extra spice or more/less sugar and experiment with ingredients, especially if you grow your own fruit and vegetables and have a glut.

If you and your friends can’t eat all your apples, plums and pears we can help turn them into delicious fruit juice. ..and don’t forget your windfalls, we can always chop out the rotten bits and use the rest. This year TCP are offering Community Fruit Juicing at The Centre

Here’s another couple of recipes for this Summer!

We are so excited to introduce our toy library to Woodup Pool.