ENVIRONMENT

Growth Hub can help firms struggling with energy costs

Businesses in Norfolk and Suffolk struggling to cope with soaring energy bills have been urged to take up the free support available from New Anglia Growth Hub.

Its experienced team of advisers can help business owners plan their budgeting and identify savings, as well as helping to access grant schemes that will support activities ranging from small innovation projects to large-scale decarbonisation plans.

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21 November 18:00-21:00, East Suffolk House, Melton

The next full Greenprint Forum event – their first in-person since the pandemic – which they intend to use to hear about the challenges faced by communities in the face of climate change, how communities are making positive changes towards resilience to face these challenges, and what the aspirations of our communities are.

This will be held at East Suffolk House, Melton,on the evening of Monday the 21st of November 2022.

COP27 is on right now. There are already some dire warnings. Hard to tell where the UK stands these days, but it's well worth following on the news at least. And watching what's being done locally by our politicians and business leaders.

COP27 is the latest annual events known as the ‘Conference of the Parties’ (hence COP)

COPs are the process by which the nations of the world – almost all of whom are signatories to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – come together to negotiate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

What’s the best way to find out?google maps traffic live link

Also this is what ABP told us
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Hi Joe,

We apply for road space and closures using national highways online booking portal.

Once those applications have been approved the Road closure information is then uploaded to the one network site. 

Information link - https://uk.one.network/communicate/onenetwork-map

Live map link - https://one.network/

Welcome to 2023, a year of change. 

The first one to loom over us are changes to Use It All's Collection places and days.

First Saturdays' of the month will be at the Compass Street 'pocket park' 10 - 12.

Third Fridays' will be in London Road North, somewhere near the Britten Centre, again 10 - 12.

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John

Third Fridays' will be in London Road North, somewhere near the Britten Centre, again 10 - 12.

March 2 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

#WeAreHere @ The Grit – Session 1 – Climate crisis discussion sharing ideas

The Grit: Lowestoft Centre for the Arts & Heritage Old Court Buildings, Old Nelson Street, Lowestoft, Suffolk

Thursday 2nd March 6-8pm 

Session 1 – Climate crisis discussion sharing ideas

Thursday 9th March 5-8.30pm 

Session 2 – Art Workshops

Thursday 16th March 6-8pm 

Session 3 –  Climate crisis discussion, what next? 

Using the FLIR device to establish how much warmth our old buildings are currently losing. See heatstroll. If others would like to use the device it is being made available via a Suffolk Council project.

The relentless Use It All team will be in London Road North on Friday 28th April 2023, 10 – 12.

We'll be collecting the usual, including TetraPaks, even though The Lowestoft Recycling Centre has thrown doubt on our activities.

We will be re-launching HopeScotch, our take on hopscotch, where players can change the world, for the better.

Some of us might even be hot-foot from The Big One,

We will also be collecting more signatures for our 'Do Something About TetraPaks' campaign.