Living well, spending less
As energy costs rise this winter, money is at a premium for a lot of people. With that in mind we’ve bought a collection of books for each library, supported by ward councillors, to help you make the most of the money you have, cook tasty meals at low cost, grow your own fruit and veg, repair and reuse, and live more sustainably too.
Look out for the Living Well Spending Less display in your local library or click the links below to reserve a copy and we’ll let you know when it’s available to collect!
Managing your money
Guides to managing and saving money.
A straightforward guide to individual and family finances
Holly Smith’s money saving book: simple savings hacks for a happy life
How money works: the facts visually explained
Money Mum official: your ultimate money tips guide
On the money: take control of your finances to build a life you love
The money edit: your no blame, no shame guide to taking control of your money
Tasty meals on a budget
Change up your family menu with new ideas for nutritious meals that don’t cost a fortune.
Feed your family for 20 a week
Feed your family for 20 a week in a hurry!
Feed your family: more from less
Green one pound meals
Happy & healthy
Miguel Barclay’s one pound meals – Super Easy
The thrifty veggie
Grow your own
Whether you’ve got a veg patch or a balcony you can grow your own fruit and vegetables, saving money and lowering your carbon footprint.
Grow your own food
The half-hour allotment: timely tips for the most productive plot ever
The urban vegetable patch: a modern guide to growing sustainably, whatever your space