– Phillipa Temmink
Becoming more sustainable is a longer process than first thought. We value all our traders, many of whom have been with us for years.
For many traders, change has to come from within their supply chain. Whilst they can request more sustainable packaging, wraps and environmentally friendly techniques, change…
As part of our grant funding requirement, the Council is working with major grant recipients to ensure sustainability is considered at all levels and built into each activity or project.
Whilst we understand that seeking out alternatives or new ways of operating is not always easy, the process must…
To reduce waste, costs and move with times, we have committed to reducing the amount of printed material issued by the Council. Some printed material is often needed to publicise events or activities within the town, but this will be kept to a minimum and recycled paper will always be the preferred option.…
We’ve planted two new Elm Trees in Elms Field which will become a prominent feature within the park.
The Elm trees are not English Elms but a variety called ‘New Horizon’ which is 100% resistant to Dutch elm disease, resilient to urban conditions including waterlogging and tolerant of all soil types and a wide range…