Season to be green

Curb the excesses this Christmas with a small but beautiful tree

9:00am Monday 12th December 2011

With the festive season nearly upon us, it’s easy to get lost in excess and waste. Sarah Lewis-Hammond has some tips for a greener Christmas

Christmas is coming

Eva red bowl by Oxfam

9:00am Monday 5th December 2011

With Christmas only a few weeks away, present buying can be an ethical minefield. Sarah Lewis-Hammond takes a look at some eco gifts

Ahead of the game

Carl Southwell. Photo: Paul Hazlewood.

9:00am Monday 28th November 2011

The Seagulls are helping spread the environmental message to 80,000 fans. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Carl Southwell from Albion In The Community

Share and share alike

Share and share alike

9:00am Monday 21st November 2011

Can swapping stuff be turned into a billion-pound, worldwide industry? Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Benita Matofska from The People Who Share

An uncertain future

An uncertain future

9:00am Monday 14th November 2011

Planning for a future with a changed and unpredictable climate is as important as emission reduction. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Kristen Guida from Climate South East

The sky’s the limit

A rooftop wildflower meadow

6:00am Monday 7th November 2011

Rooftop wildflower meadows could be the solution to lack of space on the ground. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Lee Evans from Organic Roofs

Hanover’s green team

Les Gunbie, Treasurer, Mei-wah Tang, VEG group coordinator, Paul Norman, Hanover 10:10 group coordinator, Jackie Seaman, Food for Change group

9:00am Monday 31st October 2011

A transient population doesn’t have to mean a lack of community. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Paul Norman from Hanover Action for Sustainable Living

Rooftop gardening

Jenny Sweet’s elevated garden is a thriving oasis

9:13am Monday 24th October 2011

Even the smallest of spaces can become a haven for inner city wildlife. Sarah Lewis-Hammond speaks to rooftop gardener Jenny Sweet

Food for thought...

Photo by Charlotte Jarvis

9:00am Monday 17th October 2011

Thinking about food can bring the whole community together. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Mike Imms from the Arundel Food Festival

Staking their claim

The CVCA team working in the woods

6:00am Monday 10th October 2011

Regenerating neglected woodland is good for wildlife as well as the community. Sarah Lewis-Hammond talks to Grant Scott from A Walk On The Wild Side



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