CCA Newsletter Issue 13
Hi Everyone,
A Big THANK YOU to all the people who
supported the showing of Message in the Waves and also the
Reclaim Crediton
For Cycling events last month. They were both great successes.
More information later. As usual plenty to report this time so read
on......
Very Best wishes
Paula
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| 29th March |
An astonishing turn out. Despite the rain and wind we had
50 cycling down Crediton High Street ... | | 7th April | |
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| News Highlights |
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Real Nappy
Week - Mon 21st - Fri 25th April
We discussed what we could do. Suggestions included visiting
local baby groups, breastfeeding groups, ante natal groups etc with
a nappy expert to promote reusable nappies. I've also thought we
could get some photos of our babies in na ... | |
Tackling climate change with the Planning Bill
The government is currently discussing major changes to the
planning system that could mean that major new developments such as
power stations and airports will not have to consider the impacts
on climate change when they are built.
But it's ... |
Following considerable press publicity last month we are
noticing a real change in the High St and at Somerfields. Many more
people are carrying and using reusable bags. But we still
need to keep up the pressure, so don't forget to always take your
bags shopping with you and always explain pol ... |
One of the actions the group is taking is to accumulate the
best picture we can of how much microgeneration of energy already
takes place in the
locality. Please could you let me know of anyone you're aware of
who has any of these technologies on their house?
* Photo-voltaic panel (for electrici ... |
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“Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned”
Peter Marshall 1902-1949