Increasing the lifespan of motorway crash barriers through re-use and refurbishment.
Providing household items to residents by diverting good quality items from the waste stream.
Building a movement to help make Leeds a zero waste city by 2030.
Promoting the use of Forest School and outdoor learning approaches.
Leading the way in community energy solar PV with battery storage.
Transforming the energy economy in the local area.
Generating clean energy from a community-owned hydroelectric turbine.
Making streets outside schools free from cars for pupils at the start and end of the school day.
Putting a stop to idling engines in local neighbourhoods.
Encouraging more children to walk to school on a regular basis.
Evaluating the quality of streets and spaces from the viewpoint of the people who use them.
Developing a decentralised, locally-owned renewable energy infrastructure.
Showing, for a day, how Norwich could be with vastly fewer cars: quieter, safer, and cleaner.
Inspiring people to walk between Great Britain’s towns and cities.
Creating and maintaining an area of opportunity for rural investment in the visitor economy.
Safeguarding the long-term future of a cherished and economically important landscape.