Local Compost Clubs

The compost club model creates regenerative livelihoods & empowers people to turn their rubbish into robins.

We started a Brighton-based compost club in the first lockdown and it was a popular service that has since been spreading across the UK. The Mycelium Network was created to support individuals and communities to make better local compost and to spread regenerative initiatives like compost clubs.

This is our map of local Compost Clubs that have been springing up across the country (and globe!), since our pioneering Compost Club was set up in Brighton. We are all connected and support one another through our Mycelium Composting Network

Set up a compost club

Are you interested in starting your own compost club but need help getting started?

Step 1. Join the Mycelium Network

Get access to all our online courses and support from our team to set up your own compost club. Includes guides for building your compost station infrastructure such as composting shelters and maturation resting bays.

Featured Compost Club: Hay Regenerative Soils

A team of 5 superhumans in Hay on Wye. Their compost club is called: Hay, We Got Worms! They run their local collection scheme with a Jora Composter we supplied and are bringing their community together through a love of soil and sense of humour. Follow their inspiring journey here

In partnership with Brighton & Hove Food Partnership

We are currently working with Brighton & Hove Food Partnership to deliver diverse community composting infrastructure across Brighton, Hove & Newhaven