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Refreshed Guidance for Local Councils.

The Charity Commission has published refreshed guidance for local councils.

Climate change and gardening, what you can do to help

As climate change becomes more evident, the benefits of gardens are more important than ever and everyone can do their bit to help. 

A Design Guide: Building Tomorrow's Rural Communities

English Rural Housing Association, in collaboration with a panel of rural experts and advocates, has launched a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming the perception of affordable rural housing. The publication, titled 'A Design Guide: Building Tomorrow's Rural Communities', was officially released on Friday, 5th July  as part of Rural Housing Week 2024.

Creating and maintaining a compost heap.

Recycling your garden waste into home-made compost is both easy and environmentally friendly. It can also save you money, help to improve your soil and  reduce your impact on the environment. Here we look at the basics of making this valuable soil improver and mulch. 

The Importance of Vetting Charity Trustees: Lessons from Recent Disqualifications

In recent news, the Charity Commission has banned Captain Tom's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, and her husband from serving as Trustees due to significant concerns about The Captain Tom Moore Foundation’s management. This incident reiterates the critical importance of following thorough vetting processes for any newly appointed Trustees.

Helping you understand the Water Scarcity Crisis

Keeping our water consumption at a sustainable level is crucial to ensure we have enough water to meet our basic needs now and in the future.

Eco-friendly tips for reducing water waste in the garden (2); alternative cleaning methods

Please note this project finished on the 30th September 2024.

In our first piece we looked at ways in which we can reduce water waste in the garden and touched on the use of alternative cleaning methods. Here we look at how this can be achieved.

Eco-friendly tips for reducing water waste in the garden (1)

Water scarcity is a growing crisis affecting millions of people worldwide and urgent action is needed to mitigate this looming challenge. With this valuable resource on the decline we need to embrace more sustainable practices and non more evident than in the garden.

Shining a light on loneliness

Loneliness is something most people feel at some point. It can happen when we're alone in a busy place or even when we're by ourselves. It affects everyone, no matter who they are or where they live. But even though many people feel lonely, it's still hard for some to admit it or do something about it. 

Recycling in the garden can save you time and money!

Recycling is a way of life for us all, but have you considered how you can incorporate this into your garden? Here are some tips to get you started.

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