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2021
10th December 2021
Welcome!
It's really great this month to publish articles from a wide
variety of contributors: step forward Teresa Sullivan, Rhianna
Skeates, John Chater, Alison Orchard and Terry Hadley. Have a look
through the News Highlights to find out more. As we grow, so we
become more impactful, and our var ...
30th October 2021
Welcome to the newsletter.
So much ground to cover this month with COP 26 dominating both
the news, and our thoughts and hopes for the future.
The most important news locally is the Town Council's response
to the climate emergency. On 6th of November, David Ramsden M.B.E.
will be presenting his t ... 20th October 2021
Dear Supporter,
Here's a final reminder about Peter Stott's appearance in
Crediton this coming Thursday, 28th October, 7.30pm at the
Congregational Church.
In case you missed this news previously: Peter Stott is a
climate scientist of international standing, based at the Met
Office, also Exeter U ...
11th October 2021
Welcome All, and especially to around 40 new subscribers to our
newsletter who signed up at the Green Fair in the Square and our
relaunch / AGM event. We felt both days were a success and well
worth the effort of staging.
Our next big event is on Thursday 28th October when we welcome
Professor Pet ... 29th September 2021
Hi All,
A final reminder that Sustainable Crediton is holding its
relaunch and annual general meeting this coming Saturday, 2nd
October, at the Boniface Centre, Church Lane, Crediton. 11am start,
finish by 2.30pm.
This is your chance to help shape our future direction and
enable us to do even mor ...
12th September 2021
Welcome!
Summer is winding down, but Sustainable Crediton is really busy.
Read about our two big upcoming events; the Green Fair in the
Square on 25th September and our post lockdown relaunch and AGM at
the Boniface Centre on 2nd October.
We will be at full stretch organising and setting up for t ...
20th August 2021
Welcome to our newsletter. It would be easy this month to dwell
upon the devasting assessment from the IPCC of the current state of the climate
emergency. But I'm not going to do that, as I'm sure all readers of
the newsletter will be only too well aware of its contents.
So let's focus on the posi ...
10th July 2021
Hi,
welcome to the July edition of Sustainable Creditons Newsletter.
It seams the combination of rain and sun has done wonders for the
pollinators, my Jasmine is the best I have ever seen!
Copplestone Recreation Association have adopted a plan to
transform the long slope that runs down from t ... 28th June 2021
Dear Supporter
This email is to correct errors which I made in my earlier email
on this subject. Please read!
It seems that it is normal practice for motions put to the full
council to be referred to the relevant sub committee for detailed
consideration: in this case the Environment Policy Develo ... 25th June 2021
Dear Supporter,
On Thursday, 1st July at 6pm, Mid Devon DC is
holding a meeting at Lords Meadow Leisure Centre. It
will be considering a motion that the council support
the CEE bill.
The chairman of the council has decided, if moved and
seconded, that this motion be referred without discussion ...
10th June 2021
Welcome All,
Here is our mid-summer June edition of the newletter. You will
see it has been mailed differently to usual, following difficulties
with our usual tech. This may have resulted in the few people who
have opted out of the newsletter receiving it anyway: if so,
apologies, we are looking i ...
5th May 2021
Welcome once again to our newsletter, after a break in
April.
This month we have news from Gill Westcott of an important
initiative in Teignbridge to recruit, train and support Wildlife
Wardens. Would you like to be part of a similar programme in Mid
Devon - or do you know someone who would? Conta ...
26th March 2021
Welcome to our woefully late March newsletter: sorry about
that.
It's been a frustrating month, as we tap our feet and drum our
fingers waiting for the easing of lockdown when we can finally
start DOING things again.
We have further news on Co cars - have a look and fill in their
latest survey if ...
24th February 2021
Welcome to February's newsletter.
The 31st January / 1st February marks the festival of Imbolc, or
St Brigid's Day, falling roughly half way between the winter
solstice and spring equinox. It is traditionally associated with
the beginning of lambing, spring sowing, and the blooming of
blackthorn. ...
20th January 2021
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2021. I admit to having
procrastinated for a couple of weeks over the production of this
edition, with lockdown ennuie and a prevailing sense of a lack of
positive news being the vibe chez Craythorne.
Its been interesting to note that the mere act of getting the
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