This year all residents can have their real Christmas trees collected by DCC garden waste service (until 31 January 2026). Residents can place their real tree out on a scheduled garden waste collection day (this is the opposite week to a recycling collection). To ensure a tree is collected: If a tree is too large … Read more
Stop Press! The film The Line We Crossed, which we screened in November, is now available to stream from Page75 Productions.
Announcing that in February Sustainable Crediton will have a new website! The current one has served us very well but it’s time for a refresh. We will still bring you news, share upcoming events and send newsletters to those who have signed up. The existing website will be archived but will be searchable if there … Read more
A quick reminder that it’s the time of year to gather your seeds in preparation for our Annual Seed Share on 28th February.
We were pleased to see lots of you at our stall at the Farmers Market on 6th December. The main focus of interest was the Boniface Trail. So here below is our article from last month’s newsletter. Forgive us for the repeat, but the Devon County Council meet to discuss on 14th January. The Boniface … Read more
A special welcome to our newsletter for new subscribers who signed up at the highly successful EcoCrafternoon on 29 November. We hope that amidst all the busyness of December, you will have time to look through the newsletter. There are some lovely pictures of the EcoCrafternoon. There are a few items under ‘News Highlights’ where … Read more
The latest news from Sustainable Crediton, and upcoming events
29 November 2025 13:00 to 16:00The Boniface Centre, Crediton We had a wonderful time at the EcoCrafternoon on Saturday 29th November. Nearly 150 people came along and it was a social event with so much going on – lots of stalls and workshops and delicious refreshments. Lots of people took home beautiful Christmas wreaths, goodies … Read more
Over 20 local shops and organisations contributed decorations, beautifully arranged by Gail, Esther and Dee – a joyful reminder of the strength of our community. So when you’re buying gifts this Christmas, choose local and keep the spirit alive right here at home. See the Sustainable Crediton Christmas tree at the Christmas Tree Festival (Parish … Read more
Useful information and advice from ECOE. Click to enlarge…