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New orchard planted in Stockport to support biodiversity

New orchard planted in Stockport to support biodiversity

by Nikki Brown | Feb 28, 2023 | Natural Environment

Stockport Council has planted a new orchard at Marbury Road Playing Fields in Heaton Chapel. A total of 75 new fruit trees have been planted on the site. These trees will not only be an asset for the area but will help Stockport Council to deliver its Climate Action...
New fully-funded domestic retrofitting courses available to fix green skills gaps

New fully-funded domestic retrofitting courses available to fix green skills gaps

by Nikki Brown | Feb 28, 2023 | Retrofitting

New training courses in retrofitting domestic properties with modern, energy-efficient and low-carbon technologies have been launched in Greater Manchester as part of the Skills for Growth programme. Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has awarded funding to...
New task force established to cut waste in Greater Manchester’s textiles and fashion sector

New task force established to cut waste in Greater Manchester’s textiles and fashion sector

by Nikki Brown | Feb 22, 2023 | Sustainable Living

A new task force has been established in Greater Manchester to help the city-region’s textiles and fashion sectors reduce waste. The initiative will be led by Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) and Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), Textiles and...
Cycle and walking grants now available to community groups across Greater Manchester

Cycle and walking grants now available to community groups across Greater Manchester

by Nikki Brown | Feb 15, 2023 | Transport

Community organisations across Greater Manchester can now apply for an exciting initiative to help inspire more people to walk, cycle or wheel in their area. ‘Cycle and Stride for Active Lives’ is a Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) community resource that aims...
Manchester City Centre Speed Limit to Drop to 20mph to make Walking and Cycling Safer

Manchester City Centre Speed Limit to Drop to 20mph to make Walking and Cycling Safer

by Nikki Brown | Feb 15, 2023 | Transport

The default speed limit on roads in Manchester is set to be reduced to 20mph in a bid to make walking and cycling safer in the city. Manchester city council’s new active travel strategy also aims to cut 40mph speed limits to 30mph by 2028. Manchester City Centre has...
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