- April 20, 2017
Is the technology for recycling technology up to speed?
Read moreDon’t get me wrong, it is truly amazing the technology of today and how quickly things are developing. In my lifetime alone, mobile phones have not only been created but the improvement and advancement in technology from what used to be a little brick you could just make calls on to today’s smart phone era, is mind blowing.
0 - April 12, 2017
Money for nothing
Read moreWhile we’re still negotiating the terms of BREXIT, we are in a strange position where we are being offered lots of European money for all manner of exciting things. This month one or two of us from the office have attended events arranged by various public sector departments giving us the latest news on the grants available and how to apply.
- February 10, 2017
Let’tuce spare a thought about food
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So hands up who went to the supermarket last week to buy a lettuce and was greeted by what looked like a barren land of empty plastic crates instead? Yes, me too. In the UK we have year-round access to a variety of nutritious, affordable food, produced both at home and imported from around the world. - January 6, 2017
How to save the planet after BREXIT
Read moreI knew we were on the slippery slope when the BREXIT campaigns began and the topics of discussion excluded “Climate Change” despite it being, arguably, the biggest threat to all of our lives.
- December 23, 2016
Grants and funding for development work – worth it?
Read moreThere are plenty of grants and funding options available but choosing the right one for your project is like finding the proverbial needle in the haystack.
- December 22, 2016
Crack(er)ing down on Christmas Waste
Read moreChristmas can be a busy time of year, and often thoughts of bins and recycling go to the back of our minds. However, Christmas is also a time where the amount of waste we produce increases, with cards, wrapping paper, trees and boxes that all need to be disposed of.
Christmas Cards and Wrapping Paper