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Today we'll be finding out about all the new things that we will be able to recycle from home. Lots of positive changes from 16th March. Cornwall Council Waste & Recycling will be giving an update at 11am 😀

Next Sat 14th March the Cornwall Council Waste & Recycling team will join us for an update on recycling in Cornwall, including new recycling coming soon in March. Find out more about the food waste collections and where it goes. There will be information shared from 11am and an opportunity to ask questions.
Please spread the word 😃

On Sat 14th March the Cornwall Council Waste & Recycling team will join us for an update on recycling in Cornwall, including new recycling coming in March. Find out more about the food waste collections and where it goes. There will be information shared from 11am and an opportunity to ask questions.

Please spread the word 😃

Hello! We are looking for wood chips for our community allotment. Please get in touch if you have any to spare, it would be greatly appreciated

Join us for our first allotment session of the season - time to get growing!

Please join us to dance our way to recovery from Storm Goretti!
We are so grateful to local bands The Taken, The Disappointments & The Great Apes for playing for this fundraiser.
Just £5 entry and there will be a licensed bar & food.

⚡️ Grab another opportunity to have your say about how we meet our energy needs in Cornwall ⚡️ You're invited to a series of community conversations in your area over the next few months. The next one is in Truro: 🗓 Monday 23 February 4.30-7.00pm 📌 Cornwall Council, New County Hall (Lys Kernow), Treyew Road, TR1 3AY They're open to everyone, hosted by Cornwall Climate Action Coalition. These community conversations are being used to reflect the energy needs of local residents in the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP). The plan considers where we get our energy from today and what energy we will need in the future. It looks at electricity, heating and transport, and sets out how to reduce our reliance on imported fossil fuels like oil and gas that contribute to climate change. Instead, it wants Cornwall to use more locally-sourced renewable power

Next month we have a visit from the Cornwall Council Waste & Recycling team to update us about new items that we'll be able to recycle from March 😃