We hold a monthly Repair Cafe on the third Saturday of each month. We offer a free repair service to help reduce waste. Our brilliant volunteers have the skills and tools to help fix your broken items.

A group carrying out monthly litter-picking in different parts of the town. It is a great way to meet neighbours and make friends, while also helping to keep our roads and green spaces clean. Get in contact by email or click below to find the group on Facebook.

A group dedicated to encouraging wildlife in their gardens and also in green spaces around the town. Weekly meetings have been held this summer, visiting each other’s gardens. We’ll be starting again next spring. Please get in touch if you would like to be involved.

A group based in Wigginton. Activities they've engaged in include; creating a wildflower meadow, helping the community to reduce heat loss through thermal imaging, and encouraging home grown food through sharing plants and seeds.

A group that focuses on lobbying and holding the various levels of council to account.

Please get in touch if you would like to be involved.

An initiative which aims to make Tring public spaces wilder. 

The Community Garden in Duckmore Lane is a wonderful green space for all the community. A group of volunteers hold gardening sessions on the second Sunday of each month.

During the winter months, we offer thermal imaging assessments to show where your home could be losing heat. We also loan out power meter plugs from Tring Library so you can monitor energy used by your electrical appliances.

A group dedicated to preserving and protecting hedges in Tring. Volunteers are surveying the hedges in the town. The aim is to calculate how much carbon is being sequestered.

A group of wildlife enthusiasts raising awareness of the urban wild. We organise and take part in educational and citizen science events, discovering more about local biodiversity.

An initiative which seeks to reduce plastic waste in Tring.  

Keep in touch by following us on Facebook.

A group holding monthly discussions. Books can be borrowed from the information centre in Akeman Street.