Marianne Lindfield, Author at Sussex Green Living

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Entries by Marianne Lindfield

Forest School: freedom and Fantasy by Terri Meadus (first published in West Sussex County Times)

10 June 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

What’s your next strategy for sustainable shopping? by Oisin Collishe (first published in West Sussex County Times)

7 June 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

What’s your next strategy for sustainable shopping? Find out… by Oisin Collishe With the shops re-opening now, can we use this moment to briefly pause and ask ourselves if we need to rush out to buy stuff which we might use for a season then discard? USEFUL QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN SHOPPING: (We don’t […]

Inspiration Eco Station makes its first appearance at Horsham Market

21 May 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

How to Build a Happy, Healthy and Green Community by Paul Hannam (first published in West Sussex Country Times)

19 May 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

By Paul Hannam, Chair of Greening Steyning As Sir David Attenborough and others have warned 2021 is a turning point if we are to get on top of the climate and ecological crisis we are all facing. Whatever your politics, whatever your lifestyle, whatever your values or interests, we have to rise above our individual […]

Nuthurst Community Allotment by Sally White (first published in West Sussex County Times 6th May

19 May 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

Nuthurst Community Allotment by Sally White One of the better things that happened in 2020 was that Jonathan van der Borgh turned up on Angus White’s doorstep. He brought with him the brilliant idea to create a new community allotment in Nuthurst. That idea is now becoming a reality. As soon as we spread the […]

Horsham controversy over wood-burning stoves (West Sussex County Times 15th February 2021

29 April 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

Some fear that the fires are a danger to health and the environment. And a Billingshurst man stoked up anger when he called on people to stop using them and suggested that the fires were merely ‘a fashion statement.’ Robert Bishop maintained that it was impossible to follow Government Covid advice and open windows because […]

Council green grants help fund Eco Station for Horsham District

28 April 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

Horsham District Council is delighted to announce that funding from its recently launched Community Climate Fund initiative is set to benefit a local outreach project to create a mobile educational Eco Station. Local charity Sussex Green Living applied for a grant from the Council’s Horsham District Community Climate Fund and successfully received £5,000 to get […]

Sussex Local coverage April 2021: Carrie’s journey

27 April 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

The Latest E-Zine from the Youth Eco Forum is out!

9 April 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

The April 2021 edition of this quarterly publication is out, and its fabulous as usual! Browse through accessible and beautifully illustrated articles: opinions on the pandemic’s impact on the environment to vegan feasts and managing food waste, Bee SOS, the Eco-Church, and the importance of seaweed. Interesting, engaging and inspiring.

A Fairer Easter for People and Planet

25 March 2021/in Children & nature, Eco News, Events, Food Waste, Green art & games, Green Suppliers, Seasonal celebrations/by Marianne Lindfield

This article by Marie Allen, Fairtrade Horsham, was published in West Sussex County Times on 11.3.21 Horsham has been a Fairtrade town since 2005 and we are lucky to have so many shops and cafes which offer Fairtrade products, giving farmers and producers a better deal. Fairtrade Fortnight, which ended on March 8th, had Climate Justice as […]