What's green

SUFFOLK's new Carbon Charter supports local businesses going green

BBC Radio Suffolk's multi award winning "Don't be a Tosser" anti litter campaign is back for 2010.

Now in its third year, this years campaign is set to tackle more than just rubbish. With the backing of Suffolk police we'll also be hoping to combat other anti social behaviour activities like fly tipping and graffiti.  

Suffolk’s schools, businesses and communities have stepped up to the challenge with a record number applying for the Creating the Greenest County awards, a total of 90 entries in total have been received.

A selection of Suffolk residents are going to show that they are streets ahead when it comes to recycling.

Take up the energy challenge and save money! Library monitors are now available in all public libraries

The East of England now has a dedicated advisor promoting and supporting community-run food co-ops across the region.

An award winning, revolutionary energy efficiency detecting vehicle which helps homeowners pinpoint escaping heat in their homes hit the roads in December.

Two councils in Suffolk have reaffirmed its desire to make Suffolk the greenest county by pledging to reduce its emissions by 10% and wants everyone in Suffolk to sign up too.

We want to celebrate those 'green' businesses, communities, schools and individuals who are being green and that means you!

A new  network is being launched to support new or established ‘green’ communities from across Suffolk who are trying to reduce their environmental impact.