Coffee packaging now able to be recycled at charity
Coffee packaging now able to be recycled at charity – article
The latest news, stats and facts on key environmental issues. The latest news from Sussex Green Living.
Waste Week 11th – 17th March 2013
Come on Schools of Sussex get involved in Waste Week 2013
Waste Week is a fantastic opportunity to get the whole school learning about waste and thinking about how they can cut down on the amount of waste they produce, as well as how they can reduce the proportion that goes to landfill, by re-using, recycling and composting. Read more
Business Trends: The Future Looks Green
Presently, businesses all over the world are focused on the development of sustainable and eco-friendly supply chains that can be built not only to support themselves, but can also actively improve the environment. Scientists are working to make sure green energy supply chains are environmentally friendly, while also being able to eliminate waste within the supply chain. Once this process is refined and is able to be rolled out to multinational industries, businesses will be able to uncover new opportunities to reduce costs. Read more
Green Day at the William Penn Primary School – Press Release
STOP PRESS………
The pupils at William Penn Primary School in Coolham took part in a Sussex Green Living Green Day to launch a special recycling scheme at the school. Read more
Going, going, gone green
Going, going, gone green – article page 32
Children help save the planet with green day
Children help save the planet with green day – article
Winning “Going Green” Business Matters Awards
Winning “Going Green” Business Matters Awards – article
Green Awards – Press Release
Take One Productions Corporate Social Responsibility initiative Sussex Green Living was nominated for the Going Green Award at the Business Matters Awards which took place on 20th July 2012 at the Copthorne Effingham Hotel. The Take One team enjoyed a lively evening hosted by TV personality Fred Dinenage and attended by other nominees from Horsham, Crawley, Haywards Heath and Lewes.
The team members were over the moon when they were announced winners of the Going Green award. Here Pedro the Sussex Green Living mascot receives the Going Green Award for all his work helping to Green up Sussex!
Winners from the regional Sussex and Hampshire business awards went through to the 3rd Southern Business Awards, which took place on Friday 28th September at the Hilton Metropole Hotel in Brighton.
Take One’s Sussex Green Living were among the region’s top businesses at this glamorous awards ceremony, organised by JP South Events with the support of the overall sponsor JSPC Computer Services.
Carrie Cort, Take One’s marketing director said “We were delighted to have been awarded Highly Commended for Sussex Green Living. This Award and the resulting PR will help to raise the general public’s awareness of the need to live greener and more sustainably”.
This is a list of the award winners and runners up.
Winners
Going Green
Highly Commended – Take One Productions/Sussex Green Living
Winner – Stonepillow Restore
Start-Up Category
Highly Commended – Greenfish Recruitment Ltd
Winner – NonStop Engineering
Customer Service
Highly Commended – Little Wood Group Holdings
Winner – Elm Grove Newsagents
Innovation
Winner – Paint With Light
Small business (up to 10 employees)
Joint Winners – Caroline’s Dairy and Jane Jeater Osteopathy
Education and Training
Winner – Q Hair & Beauty Ltd
Hospitality, tourism and leisure
Highly Commended – Eastney Tavern
Winner – Chatsworth Hotel
Medium-sized businesses (10-50 employees)
Winner – Express Food Service
Outstanding contribution to the community award
Winner – Affinion International
Employer of the Year award
Winner – First Central Insurance Management Ltd
Best Employee or Best Team category
Winner – Norma Wood of St Michael Care Homes Ltd
Place to Eat
Highly Commended – The Richmond Arms
Winner – Jamie’s Italian
Young Business Person
Highly Commended – Daniel Edwards of Design 51
Winner Tory Smith of Tory’s Cafe in the Park
Manufacturing and construction
Winner ERG Air Pollution
Large business (50 + employees)
Winner Spofforths Chartered Accountants
Retailer of the Year
Highly Commended Andrew McDowall
Winner The Wool Bar
Business personality
Winner James Stoner from JSPC Computer Services
Lifetime Achievement
Winner David Luckett MBE
Overall Business of the Year
Winner ETI (Electronic Temperature Instruments)
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Is Billingshurst nursery to be top of the pots?
Is Billingshurst nursery to be top of the pots? – article
Autumnfest – sustainable living event
SATURDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 10AM-3PM
DOWNLANDS COMMUNITY SCHOOL, DALE AVENUE, HASSOCKS, SUSSEX. Free admission
Sussex Green Living will be participating at this Autumnfest event, so come along and meet us. HKD are the organisers of this great family event.
Kids recycling with a robot and Peruvian frog
Kids recycling with a robot and Peruvian frog – Article
Sussex Greener Living Campaign
Pedro launches his Sussex Greener Living Campaign.
Pedro has been very busy setting up lots of new recycling schemes to divert waste materials from the landfill in Warnham. These great schemes will benefit the William Penn Primary School in Coolham, WAKOOS nursery in Billingshurst, Sussex Wildlife Trust and the The Philippine Community Fund. Billingshurst Primary School have also set up some of their own recycling schemes. Read more
Big Recycling Bonanza in Brighton
Sunday 29 July 2012 (11am-3pm)
Event Location: The Green Centre, 39 Manor Hill, Brighton, BN2 5EL
The Green Centre are asking you to bring your biros, blouses, handbags, hammers and spanners (and a whole lot of other materials) to their Big Recycling Bonanza on Sunday 29 July (11am-3pm). Read more
Renewable energy from abandoned viaduct!
An abandoned viaduct is to be transformed into a Wind Turbine
A bridge that repurposes abandoned viaducts, produces energy AND looks futuristically sleek? Yes, it can be true, and it is Italy’s proposed Wind Turbine Viaduct called “Solar Wind.” Southern Italy is dotted with unused viaducts, and rather than spending $50 million to tear them down, town officials near Calabria held a competition called “Solar Park South,” open to designers and engineers asking them to come up with an environmentally conscious way to re-use the existing structures. Read more
How to be a Mum and save the world at once
How to be a Mum and save the world at once – Article
Don’t throw it away, give it away!
You might not want it, but someone just round the corner might. All around the country there are Freegle Groups and Freecycle Groups, find your local group and free gift the items you don’t want to someone who needs it/them. You might need something, in which case sign up, search for the item or post a wanted ad for free.
The central West Sussex Freegle Group is Steyning Freegle Group and there is a central West Sussex Freecycle Group in Horsham.
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Right Royal Recycling (Green Jubilee Party)
Right Royal Recycling (Green Jubilee Party) – Article
Sustainable businesses needed
News bulletin………. Sustainable businesses needed for University of Chichester study.
West Sussex companies who save old products from landfill are being sought for a new research study by the University of Chichester and West Sussex County Council.There has been a recent growth in businesses increasing the lifespan of products by refurbishing, remanufacturing or recycling them for future use. The cost of landfill, pressure to recycle and the current economic situation means that companies and the general public are becoming conscious of the replacement and disposal of products. Read more
Launch of Green Johannas at Bishop Luffa School, Chichester.
In May, Carrie from Sussex Green Living and Blanca Timblick, the Business Enterprise Co-ordinator at Bishop Luffa School, launched Green Johanna’s at the school. Blanca and Carrie trained with Better Tomorrows CIC earlier in the year to become voluntary Waste Prevention Advisors. Better Tomorrows’ aim is to change how the residents of West Sussex think and behave in order to be more environmentally-friendly and more sustainable.
Green Sussex Website launched
Green Sussex Website launched – Article