East End kids cycling to school scoop top transport award

A PROJECT to encourage more children to cycle to school in London’s East End has picked up a top transport award. Sustrans charity’s Bike It project in 21 schools won the ‘best cycling improvements’ title at the London Transport awards on March 4...

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Recycled ‘dirt’ makes East End park bloomin’ lovely for spring

GREEN waste from people’s gardens is being used in London’s East End to help prepare a recreation park to bloom in the spring. Households took grass clippings and flower cuttings to the council’s depot at Blackwall to be recycled...

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Kids enjoy mud and rain to create East End woodland

CHILDREN were among 60 volunteers who have been getting muddy turning out in the rain to plant thousands of trees in London’s East End. The kids, of course, were glad of an excuse to get time out of the classroom, especially wallowing in lots of ‘cool’ mud...

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East End kids cycling to school scoop top transport award

A PROJECT to encourage more children to cycle to school in London’s East End has picked up a top transport award. Sustrans charity’s Bike It project in 21 schools won the ‘best cycling improvements’ title at the London Transport awards on March 4...

»Full Article

Recycled ‘dirt’ makes East End park bloomin’ lovely for spring

GREEN waste from people’s gardens is being used in London’s East End to help prepare a recreation park to bloom in the spring. Households took grass clippings and flower cuttings to the council’s depot at Blackwall to be recycled...

»Full Article

Kids enjoy mud and rain to create East End woodland

CHILDREN were among 60 volunteers who have been getting muddy turning out in the rain to plant thousands of trees in London’s East End. The kids, of course, were glad of an excuse to get time out of the classroom, especially wallowing in lots of ‘cool’ mud...

»Full Article

» Boris moves to overcome London tower block recycling fire risk

» Call for ‘traffic free’ days to tackle London’s air pollution risk

» Developers in deal to turn Thames Gateway urban areas ‘green’

» Aerobic digesters could swallow up London’s household rubbish

» River Lea volunteers set up board to help park take shape

» Boris wants mains water meters in every London home

» Food bags make growers’ scheme a ‘growing’ business

» Party to help the Cockney Sparrow

» Grant to cut fuelo bills

» Tower execution site gets heritage seal of approval

British consumers least willing to pay extra for green

Electric Milk Float in Insurance Shock

Have a green Christmas

Home Truths on carbon cuts for UK households

Survey to accurately predict Ice cap's end

All who benefit from aviation have a responsibility for reducing emissions

Government not yet meeting climate challenge

In Africa, a home garden can make a vital difference

Charity shops are not given due credit for recycling our secondhand goods

Tube lines publishes its third annual environment report

How Green is my region

So then, how serious are you about saving the planet

The true cost of your carbon footprint

Opening up waterways can help ease london's traffic congestion

Facts and Figures

Tips to save the planet...
and your money!

In order to reduce your carbon footprint Would you join a car share scheme?

Yes
No

Is it worthwhile trying to reduce your carbon footprint?
A cause such as this has a ‘feel good factor’, but can the people of the United Kingdom really make a difference against the world’s leading carbon emitting states….. Russia, China and the USA?

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A PROJECT to encourage more children to cycle to school in London’s East End has picked up a top transport award. Sustrans charity’s Bike It project in 21 schools won the ‘best cycling improvements’ title at the London Transport awards on March 4...

»Full Article

GREEN waste from people’s gardens is being used in London’s East End to help prepare a recreation park to bloom in the spring. Households took grass clippings and flower cuttings to the council’s depot at Blackwall to be recycled...

»Full Article

CHILDREN were among 60 volunteers who have been getting muddy turning out in the rain to plant thousands of trees in London’s East End. The kids, of course, were glad of an excuse to get time out of the classroom, especially wallowing in lots of ‘cool’ mud...

»Full Article

» Boris moves to overcome London tower block recycling fire risk

» Call for ‘traffic free’ days to tackle London’s air pollution risk

» Developers in deal to turn Thames Gateway urban areas ‘green’

» Aerobic digesters could swallow up London’s household rubbish

» River Lea volunteers set up board to help park take shape

» Boris wants mains water meters in every London home

» Food bags make growers’ scheme a ‘growing’ business

» Party to help the Cockney Sparrow

» Grant to cut fuelo bills

» Tower execution site gets heritage seal of approval

In order to reduce your carbon footprint Would you join a car share scheme?

YesNo

Is it worthwhile trying to reduce your carbon footprint? A cause such as this has a ‘feel good factor’, but can the people of the United Kingdom really make a difference against the world’s leading carbon emitting states….. Russia, China and the USA?

Copyright © 2008 Archant Regional Limited. All rights reserved. Terms and conditions | Disability Policy Statement | RSS News Feeds

Yes
No

Is it worthwhile trying to reduce your carbon footprint?
A cause such as this has a ‘feel good factor’, but can the people of the United Kingdom really make a difference against the world’s leading carbon emitting states….. Russia, China and the USA?

Copyright © 2008 Archant Regional Limited. All rights reserved.
Terms and conditions | Disability Policy Statement | RSS News Feeds