It was at the SVA’s big fossil and geology exhibition that a very inspiring project was launched: TH!NK FOOTPRINT launches > get involved in Sidmouth’s… Read More »TH!NK FOOTPRINT > our environmental footprint
Prince Charles’ Countryside Fund carried out research last year: www.princescountrysidefund.org.uk And as a result, a guide has just been put together: Click… Read More »A ‘survival guide’ > how to save our villages
Exeter City Council has ambitions, as reported on Devon Live: City of culture aspirations for Exeter launched A strategy to make Exeter known nationally… Read More »Exeter: city of culture
School students are on holiday – so there won’t be any climate strikes happening for the moment: Youth Climate Strike in Exeter tomorrow [from May]… Read More »Climate strikes
A report just out from the Institute for European Environmental Policy: NET-ZERO AGRICULTURE IN 2050: HOW TO GET THERE This report explores how the… Read More »Net-zero agriculture by 2050?
The ‘GESP’ has been around for some time now: What is the Greater Exeter Strategic Plan? And how will the new District Council work with… Read More »Greater Exeter Strategic Plan > Hundreds of more houses for East Devon
Things are hotting up over the planned industrial estate at Sidford: Sidford Business Park > Campaign Update 32 Here is what Devon Live has… Read More »Sidford Business Park > Campaign Update 33
The Town Council’s new Environment Cttee had its first meeting earlier this month. Projects include: Sidmouth in Bloom are looking to deal with Japanese Knotweed… Read More »Town Council’s first Environment Committee meets
The District Council is trying to do its bit: District Council looking to support uptake of ultra-low emission vehicles It’s now committed to making… Read More »District Council votes for charging points in its car parks
Most people, across the political spectrum, would agree that we need more social housing – something which has been with us since 1919: 100 years… Read More »George Clarke launches social housing campaign
The District Council’s biggest project continues to raise questions: Knowle relocation project: of Paradise Papers, FOI requests and Private Eye’s Rotten Boroughs column As… Read More »Knowle relocation project: ‘questions hang in the air’
The campaign group ‘Say No to Sidford Business Park’ gave some feedback after the public hearing on the appeal over the refusal of planning permission… Read More »Sidford Business Park > Campaign Update 32
The EU has just agreed to a big trade deal with South America – but not everyone is happy, especially when it comes to beef:… Read More »Our appetite for cheap beef is destroying the Amazon rainforest
Last weekend there was a theft at a very popular business – and there has been a huge response: Sidmouth comes together to support Jurassic… Read More »Crowdfunder to raise funds for Sidmouth’s lifeguard service
The Passivhaus is entering the mainstream: Exeter affordable Passivhaus homes win award The UK’s first passivhaus Leisure Centre and Bus Station comes to Exeter … Read More »The energy-saving, social housing revolution > Passivhaus for the mass market