Going forward, we have added more to our Shop and are just so pleased by the overwhelming support we have received. We offer ethically sourced items, recylced paper and wood and eco friendly print where ever possible. All this helps us spread the word of the charity. Take a look at our cards and wrapping paper which have been printed on 100% recycled, FSC registered card and paper. And both are recyclable which is hard to find. The design of the Robin was adapted by Joachim McDonald from a photo taken by Cameron. You can now write your cards and wrap your presents guilt-free.

And what better gift for Christmas, then offering wildlife a home? Our Bird houses, Hedgehog homes and Bug boxes have been created by a local charity, Minstead Trust who we are working with and who use recycled slate tiles and wood. 

And always mindful of our planet, we continue to look for ways to reduce our use of plastic. We love these new collapsible cups for your hot and cold drinks which will easily fit into your bag or pocket. They are simple to use and so handy!

At the heart of everything we do, we have Cameron in mind and his love of nature and especially birds. 100% of the money we raise from selling our merchandise, goes directly towards the Trust so we can continue to connect children and teenagers with wildlife and nature and the exciting task of renovating Cameron’s Cottage. I really do feel that this cottage will encapsulate everything that the Trust stands for - encouraging children outside, listening to birdsong and falling in love with all things that were so important to Cameron.

Renovations have started on Cameron’s Cottage in RSPB reserve, New Forest, Hampshire.

I have a particular interest these days in mindfulness and well-being to keep in good mental health in a crazy, stressful world… Never before has it seemed so important for children to connect with something other than social media and what better way to do this than by encouraging them outside to breathe and see all that is around them – and to work to keep it safe.

“Nature needs children and children need nature”

All this can be found on our shop page on our website: https://www.cameronbespolka.com/shop Ordering could not be easier.

Or come and visit us at some local events:

9th November, 9.30am - 12 at Winchester Tennis Club at Bereweeke. Cake sale as well as all the above items. Kindly hosted by Su Beeton and Winchester Tennis Club.

26th November - 10.30 -  6.30pm Stand No 60 at Winchester Cathedral Christmas Market, kindly donated by Winchester Cathedral.

Falmouth Polytechnic 26th - 1st December 10 - 6pm, very kindly hosted by Corinne's sister, Emily Williams.

And other mornings very kindly hosted by great friends in Ealing and Cheriton on 16th and 22nd November. Please email for details. We would love to see you, so please do come if you can. What a great charity this is.

I feel so honoured to be part of it.

With best wishes,

Nicky Bryant
Trustee
Cameron Bespolka Trust