by Sune Nightingale | Oct 26, 2024 | Energy, Leisure
Like them or loath them, devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops are part of our lives. There are around 9 per household in the UK, and there are probably over 20 million thrown away each year. There is an environmental impact each time one is manufactured, and...
by Sune Nightingale | May 17, 2024 | Events, Habitat
Ross runs Abundant Gardens and is dedicated to revitalizing gardens through the creation of wildflower meadows. He is giving us an informative and interactive one-hour talk about wildflower meadows, their significance, and how to cultivate them successfully in our own...
by Sune Nightingale | Aug 31, 2023 | Habitat
The Friends of the River Dart are submitting an application for Bathing Water Status for Steamer Quay, Stoke Gabriel, Dittisham, & Dartmouth. If successful SWW would have to allocate more funding to reduce the number of sewage outfalls at these sites, which is to...
by Sune Nightingale | Feb 21, 2023 | Energy
Adam Dalgliesh is involved with our local sustainability groups and has kindly provided this case study to share his approach and experience. Contrary to what people may tell you at the pub (or anywhere else for that matter) it is totally possible to heat older...
by Sune Nightingale | Jun 1, 2022 | Art
Wild Things! An art exhibition on the theme of climate & nature. Susi Nightingale is the organiser and she has booked Dittisham Village Hall from July 14th-20th. Art has a unique ability to cross boundaries, to directly communicate both intellectually and...
