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Initiatives by topicArts, sport and cultureONCA, "ONCA's mission is to inspire creativity and positive action in the face of environmental change." BiodiversityClimate actionBrighton Climate Action Network Community energyBrighton Energy Cooperative - Brighton & Hove Energy Services Co-operative Ltd Cycling activismCritical Mass bicycle rides in Brighton & Hove - Brighton Naked Bike Ride on facebook - Sussex University freewheelers on facebook Ethical consumerismError in widget YouTube: Unable to load template 'wiki:YouTube'
more video: hiSbe video - Buzzbnk Campaign, April 2013 hisBe, independent supermarket standing up for how it Should be Food activismError in widget YouTube: Unable to load template 'wiki:YouTube'
Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, not for profit organisation that works for better food for the city now and in the future. "By better food, we mean food that is healthy, affordable, accessible and produced within environmental limits. We believe by working in partnership Brighton & Hove can achieve a sustainable food system." [1] - Brighton Open Market - Brighton Permaculture Trust - The Food Waste Collective on facebook - The Real Junk Food Project Brighton - Scoop, student-run food co-operative, University of Sussex on facebook - Sussex Roots, University of Sussex on facebook Free stuffBrighton...Land of Free Things! on facebook LocalismGoodmoney CIC, social enterprise based in Brighton & Hove, local gift vouchers. Reduce, reuse, repair and recycleBrighton Repair Café - Brighton - GreenCycle Sussex - Green A - Z, guide to Reduce Re-use Recycle, information from the Green Centre - Magpie Recycling, worker cooperative W Social inclusionBrighton Unemployed Centre Families Project Emmaus Brighton & Hove, situated in Portslade village on the South coast of England, four miles from the centre of Brighton. It is the largest Emmaus community in the UK, and its "Second-hand Superstore" is the largest second-hand shop in the South of England. [2] Sustainable transport activismjourneyon, journey planner for Brighton & Hove Trees, woodland and forestRoots Movement, connecting communities and nature |
News and comment2017 Solar-charged electric buses set to hit the streets of Brighton and Hove, Apr 26 [3] Solar-powered electric buses ‒ a UK first, Jan 10 [4] 2016 Brighton gears up for new fleet of solar-powered buses, Oct 8 [5] 5 Facebook groups for green Brightonians, Feb 21 [6] 2015 ‘Sustainable Brighton’: Impressions on a day well spent with local stakeholders, June 1 [7] City wins award for sustainable food movement, March 20 [8] 2014 Brighton Waste House now completed, August [9] Brighton Open Market, a modern day market promoting fresh, healthy food from local producers to launch on July 19 [10] Yes – we’ve done it – we are now a UNESCO World Biosphere site! June 11 [11] Events2017 February 5 Seedy Sunday 2016 February 7 Seedy Sunday 2015 December 4 Collaborative Futures workshop with Ben and Annabelle Macfadyen, eventbrite.co.uk November 15 - 21 Brighton Time to Act Week October 29 - Feeding the 5000 bhfood.org.uk Regular events 2014 October 18 – 19 and 25 – 26 Eco Open Houses, Brighton & Hove September 4 - 14 Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival, Autumn Harvest July 19 Brighton Open Market launch April 26 - 27 Big Sussex Market April 16 - 27 Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival, Spring Harvest February 8 -16 Roots Week, schools and communities coming together to plant trees at simultaneous events throughout the week in the UK and Africa Events information Green Diary, information from the Green Centre ResourcesBrighton & Hove City Council Petitions Scheme, (PDF, 11 pages) Citizens data initiativeCouncil data, Brighton & Hove City Council, (open data) NetworksBrighton Green Drinks on facebook VideoError in widget YouTube: Unable to load template 'wiki:YouTube'
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