A talk from Dr Debbie Hemming, Scientific Manager of the Vegetation-Climate Interactions group at the Met Office . Planting trees is clearly a good way… Read More »Climate change and biodiversity in the South West
How it can “promote activity, a strong sense of place, boost local economies and provide (almost) everything you need for life within walking distance.” Webinar:… Read More »The 20-minute neighbourhood
“PULLING THROUGH LOCKDOWN” Recognising great things happening over the last year in the Sid Valley . Today, the VGS launches its Sustainable Sidmouth Awards for… Read More »VGS announce Sustainable Sidmouth Champions Awards 2021
“The experience of the pandemic, and the accompanying explosion in social spending, have changed the tone of discussions about radical reforms to welfare states.” .… Read More »Universal Basic Income/Services in a time of crisis
ExeCargo seeks new Riders . Last month, Execargo was launched: An e-delivery service launches in Exmouth – Vision Group for Sidmouth . Offering a good… Read More »An e-delivery service launches in Exmouth – May update
Guided walks and online talks. . It’s that time of year again – with a week of activities from the Sidmouth Arboretum: . TREE WEEK… Read More »Sidmouth Tree Week 2021
“The Incredible Benefits of our Urban Forests” The Urban Tree Festivl kicks off today. . The Sid Valley is wonderfully wooded The Sid Valley has… Read More »Trees in town
… as part of a wider push to ‘revolutionise how we recycle’. . Plastic bottles and cans have quite an impact on the environment: The… Read More »Deposit scheme for bottles – consultation ends 4th June
What measures could be prioritised by the UK government to make repair the norm? . Back in March, the UK government brought in the legal… Read More »New ‘right to repair’ laws – but could they be ‘more ambitious’?
Saturday 22nd May – a day of events . It’s that time of year again: Sidmouth Sea Fest – Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub CIC Sidmouth… Read More »Sidmouth SeaFest 2021
As these determine how many new homes are planned for. But the Office for National Statistics’ own population growth figures have just been questioned. .… Read More »How accurate are population projections for East Devon?
… from Thursday 6th May now in. . We had several local elections last week – including for Devon & Cornwall’s Police and Crime Commissioner:… Read More »Police Commissioner elections – results
“The tradition of recycling and reworking textiles” . The Repair Café hopes to be returning sometime soon. Meanwhile for inspiration, here’s a great photo on… Read More »The new fashion for Japanese Boro stitching and repair
… from Thursday 6th May now in. . There have been several local elections held this week – including for the town council: Town Council… Read More »Sidmouth Town Council elections – results
“A local, decentralised food system isn’t just good for consumers – it’s got big benefits for farmers and our environment as well.” . During the… Read More »Growing Communities: a community food distributer