Any changes in energy efficiency and affordable housing levels at a development at Sherford, the planned new community between Plymouth and Brixton, has been condemned by South Hams Friends of the Earth.
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Devon County Council is up to win £30,000 for its Renewable Energy for Devon scheme in the local authority section of the famed Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy 2009, which take place in London on Thursday, June 11. •This is a new regular column on the adventures of Geoff Clams On an impossibly sunny and happily recent Thursday, it so happened that I caught the local premiere of John Tomkins’ new feature-length movie, Like an Angel, at Torre Abbey’s Spanish barn.  (No Ratings Yet) Loading ...
37 views | 21 comments - (Comments are closed) | The Landmatters community, who live in low-impact dwellings near Totnes, are opening their doors to demonstrate transition and permaculture in action on Sunday June 7. The PRSD caught up with Plymouth-based alt-rockers Crazy Arm ahead of the release of their debut elpee Born To Ruin and the Broken by the Wheel single. Here’s what frontman Darren Johns had to say for himself. Giles Chichester MEP got in touch about a new invention from Darmouth which could challenge climate change and offer cheap, sustainable energy for developing countries. The Westcountry boasts a long history of notable inventors whose creations have benefited mankind. Those of Sir Humphrey Davy, Richard Trevithick and Charles Babbage are but a few which spring to  (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
24 views | Leave a comment | If you missed the consultation on the future of Eastcliff Park, Teignmouth, on Friday and Saturday, you’ve still got chance to fill in the online form, and there are some interesting ideas for the green space. Kaleido Arts, the South West disability and deaf arts development agency, is looking for a communications officer, at £14,000 for three days a week. The results of Exeter’s heat loss survey are online, so residents of the city can see straight away can find out how efficient their home is at keeping them snug. Energy efficiency in a nursery is child’s play, right? There’s a chance to win a £15,000 energy efficient renovation for nurseries in the Project: Renovate 2009 competition. Exeter residents are being given the chance to borrow a smart meter from the city council and see how much electricity they use. Why is the Express & Echo making such a bloody fuss about the Heavitree arch in Exeter? You certainly wouldn’t catch Totnesians complaining about the cost of art, that’s for sure. |
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