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Support for residents, local businesses in, or around, the village of Ibstock, Leicestershire - to consider, debate, act and adapt to the effects, positive or negative, of climate change, global warming and decreased availability of fossil fuels.

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There are many things that you are genuinely concerned about that don’t always hit the headlines . . . but of late, climate change, global warming and energy choice are big news. Together, we can discover what, if anything, this means to you and those you care for, in our bit of Leicestershire, now, . . . or in the future.
For a start, please join the Ibstock does . . . community. Create, or respond to a topic in Discuss this!; or just explore the menu on the left. By using this site, you can gain an understanding of the issues, help yourself and others and secure a more sustainable future - in fact, become part of a Climate Friendly Community.

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When Climate Change met Ibstock village . . .

VOICE category: Advice and Information, Community Safety, Communications and Media, Environment and Countryside, Social, Support and Self-Help Groups.

Barrow upon Soar, Melbourne, Oakham, Towcester, Ruddington, Horncastle, Muxton, Broseley, Barton-Under-Needwood, Alcester, Fordbridge, Pershore, Bromyard . . . not near Ibstock, but inspired and want to do something, (like Ambridge - fictional BBC Radio4 town, in Borsetshire) on your patch? If you would like your own community website like ours contact Voice at: http://www.e-voice.org.uk/voiceusers/

Also see, Low Carbon Communities Network:
http://lowcarboncommunities.net
Transition Towns:
http://transitiontowns.org

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Upcoming Event

Woodland Trust - card recycling campaign

When 2nd - 31st January 2009
Where? At WH Smith1, Tesco2, TK Maxx and Marks & Spencer3
Why?

To create much needed new UK woodland - Find out about our exciting new tree planting projects.

"Be a good sport this year and go green by recycling your Christmas cards for the Woodland Trust. If we all recycled just one card, the Woodland Trust would be able to plant 15,000 trees! So please don't forget - every card really does count. Just take them along to your nearest WHSmith, Tesco, TK Maxx or Marks & Spencer store throughout January."

Gabby Logan, BBC sport presenter

http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/cards/celebs/1.htm

Log onto www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/cards to find out more.


Tuesday 06 January 2009

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