19th April – Bristol and Bath Science Park .

Cost-reduction and innovation opportunities in offshore renewables – that has to be good . All details HERE

 9th – 10th June 2012

In 2011, the Bristol Food Network ran the inaugural ‘Get Growing Garden Trail’. It featured 23 groups, involved in different growing projects across the city. Each group held an event to showcase what they do – to raise awareness, raise funds, or try to get people involved or indeed, just promote the ’cause’. This year, the event will run on the weekend of 9th and 10th of June.  Read more…

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Have you heard about The Green Pass ?

The Green Pass will gives visitors to Big Green Week advanced booking for events, up to 20% reductions on tickets, and discounts at a range of local cafes, restaurants, and hotels during BIG Green Week.

There is a limited supply so get yours now . Green Passes, priced £10, can be purchased from Thursday 1March via the BIG Green Week website 

Low Carbon South West needs a network co ordinator . Could this be you ?

The Localism Act and neighbourhood planning

24th March 9.30 – 4.30  Central Bristol

If you are interested in planning and development in your area and you want to learn more about how the Localism Act will work, CPRE is running a conference in Bristol to try to answer those questions. It is open to individuals and community groups who want to learn how to have a real voice in planning for their local area. More informations HERE