Onsite Partner Organisations

Permaculture Magazine
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Permaculture magazine – practical solutions for self-reliance is an award winning quarterly magazine based at The Sustainability Centre. Permaculture is an innovative framework for creating sustainable, gardens, smallholdings, farms, eco-buildings and communities. It is holistic, ethical and life enhancing!

In the early 1990s, we identified that people from all walks of life needed practical information in order to live more sustainably, enabling them to take control of their environmental impact, reduce their carbon footprint and save money. With rising energy and food prices, this has become even more relevant today.

We launched Permaculture magazine in 1992, and now have more than 100,000 readers across 77 countries in print and digital formats.

Our magazine and free website, www.permaculture.co.uk, are filled with practical and useful articles to inspire a greener, healthier, happier and more sustainable lifestyle whilst also supporting hundreds of projects across the world.

Permanant Publications

Permanent Publications, create and sell practical books full of information to help people create energy efficient, low carbon houses, gardens, farms and communities. We have books on everything you might like to know about permaculture and leading a sustainable life style. Our books are available, alongside a range practical tools, DVDs and products, on our shopping website at shop.permaculture.co.uk/ebooks.html

Our own Publications are also available at the Sustainability Centre's shop. 
Open Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm.

​Permaculture Market

​Buy equipment and books online at:-
​https://shop.permaculture.co.uk/

Green Beans
Parent and child Group

The Green Beans meet every Thursday 10.30am - 12pm at the Beech Cafe (term time).

Each session may include art/crafts based on a seasonal theme or we may work in our 'Greenbeans' allotment, digging, sowing, planting or harvesting - learning about the seasonal cycles. We request a small donation for activity costs.

There is also an opportunity for parents to chat over coffee and cake, have a walk in the beautiful woods and enjoy outdoor play. 

The sessions are aimed at 2-5 year olds (approx) but we welcome children of all ages, from bumps and babies, toddlers and home educated children.

For further information and to book please contact Alison at a.johns@btinternet.com or Jane at Kincaid.jane@gmail.com

​Beech Cafe
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Convex Environmental Media 

Fitzroy Support - Rural Skills Centre Project

Hampshire Bee Keeping Association

memorial benches
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Nifty Bins

​South Downs Natural Burials