Sidmouth slowly opens up
“We have such a beautiful town and want people to know that it’s safe to visit and shop in too.” . Measures are being brought… Read More »Sidmouth slowly opens up
“We have such a beautiful town and want people to know that it’s safe to visit and shop in too.” . Measures are being brought… Read More »Sidmouth slowly opens up
Send in your butterfly sightings! . A good suggestion from Butterfly Conservation’s June newsletter: . During what has been a difficult few months for many… Read More »Citizen science: what butterflies to spot in your garden
Committing to shop locally more when restrictions ease. And other ways to revitalise our town centres. . At the beginning of the pandemic, local shops… Read More »“The high street is vital to our community.”
… aims to empower Generation Net Zero with a deeper understanding of what Net Zero means, and what it will take to achieve it, both… Read More »Net Zero Home School: webinar series
Zoom talks from local experts: Tuesday 16th June . Biodiversity has become the focus for a lot of thinking and activity of late: Biodiversity Net… Read More »How can the Sid Valley enhance its biodiversity over the next decade?
“As the projects develop, we hope that other coastal areas facing similar issues will be able to learn from the work we have done and… Read More »Lower Otter Restoration Project to recieve £8.5m funding
The million-mile battery – but at what cost to the environment? . There are several issues around alternative technologies: Where do the raw materials come… Read More »New lithium battery technology
… if we take into account the food intake needed to cycle, or drive, or walk. . Many of us have been doing a lot… Read More »Cycling or car-sharing better than walking to work
… by sharing infrastructure. . There have been lots of issues around bad broadband: Problems around rural broadband continue… – Vision Group for Sidmouth Broadband… Read More »Aiming for “gigabit-capable” broadband networks to every home
Further cash for “to assist social distancing at busy bus stops, temporary cycle parking and restricted space in crowded areas.” The councils have been… Read More »Boosting walking and cycling and supporting social distancing
While the rhetoric in Britain proclaims a cafe-style urban renaissance in towns and cities, policy is fast heading in the opposite direction under the guise… Read More »“The town square is more than a marketplace.”
The Sidmouth Arboretum conducts a hedge survey – and looks to “action points that need to be addressed if future generations are going to enjoy… Read More »The Sid Valley Hedgescape
And help secure a bright future of the festival for future generations. Look forward to a Virtual 66th Sidmouth Folk Festival in the first week… Read More »Be a Sidmouth Champion
This is a chance for each of us to play a part in enhancing our wonderful environment and sharing in its richness. . Earlier in… Read More »Launch of Sid Valley Biodiversity Group
“It’s important that we do everything we can to help kick start the local economy and to welcome visitors back to our unique town with… Read More »Part-pedestrianisation for Sidmouth town centre