[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils]. Harleston’s wildflower Jubilee meadow showcases a colourful example of how two Suffolk councils are helping to tackle biodiversity and climate change. Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils recently relaunched one of their ...
[Source: Rural Coffee Caravan]. The Rural Coffee Caravan has set up an initiative to enable people to access warm spaces for free this winter. From library's to coffee shops, pubs and more! If you, or if you know somebody ...
[Source: West Suffolk Council] For Chris and Ann Britton, despite rising energy costs, keeping their home warm this winter is less of a worry than it might have been, thanks to West Suffolk Council. They are among the West ...
[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils] Two Suffolk councils have now begun trialling wildflower verges across their districts, as part of efforts to tackle biodiversity and climate change. As part of Bees’ Needs Week this week, Babergh and ...
[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils] Babergh and Mid Suffolk are among the first district councils in Suffolk to take the next step towards a sustainable travel solution, aiming to increase active travel and help tackle climate change. ...
The Suffolk Climate Change Partnership is looking to run a project to enable the free use of thermal imaging cameras for community groups and parish councils to borrow to carry out community heat loss surveys. To maximise its usage, we ...
A £150,000 fund has been opened to applications from not-for-profit organisations looking to deliver community-based carbon reduction projects in Suffolk. The Suffolk Climate Action Community Match Fund will be provided by the Suffolk Public Sector Leaders group as part of ...
[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk Councils] Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils, along with their waste collection provider Serco, are leading the way when it comes to transitioning from standard diesel to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), after becoming the first ...
[Source: East Anglian Daily Times] A scheme collecting fresh drain water which would otherwise be lost to the sea has so far harvested 800,000 tonnes to irrigate fields on the Suffolk coast. A range of national organisations visited Felixstowe Hydrocycle on June 9/10 ...
[Source: Suffolk County Council] To celebrate Clean Air Day [16th June 2022], Suffolk County Councils Director of Public Health, Stuart Keeble, and Louise, a Primary Care Lead Nurse, explains what air pollution is and how it affects our health in ...