Tide turning in Malvern?
Posted by volresource on January 27, 2008
A whole bunch of news items this week in the Malvern Gazette and elsewhere on positive green action. Is this just a blip?
Belle Vue Terrace Trees. The independent expert’s report on the two plane trees is very much in line with what campaigners have been seeing. A scanned copy is in on their Myspace pages.
A leading Green district councillor (John Raine) is calling for Malvern Hills (that’s the whole council area, not just the town) to become a plastic-bag-free (pbf) zone by the end of the year.
There is also letter in support of PBF action, and the Greenpeace group also pushing on this too.
Plus the district council is also to take an in-depth look at what it does with household waste, which should lead to more recycling and less landfill.
January 29, 2008 at 4:02 pm
Following on the Plastic Bags issue, there’s an event this Saturday (2nd Feb) in Barnards Green.
Posting from Freecycle Cafe, from Richard Burt, LibDem parliamentary candidate: Any volunteers to help me in Barnards Green next Saturday, 2nd Feb, talking to traders and shoppers and handing out an information sheet to encourage a switch to re-useable shopping bags? Meeting at 10.30am at the car park on the corner of Barnards Green Road and Geraldine Road. All welcome.
February 10, 2008 at 5:55 pm
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