West Cork town is on a mission to tackle food waste
Clonakilty has put itself forward to be Ireland’s first community-based food waste champion. KATE RYAN caught up with members of the town’s Waste Not ...
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Clonakilty has put itself forward to be Ireland’s first community-based food waste champion. KATE RYAN caught up with members of the town’s Waste Not ...
SKIPTON'S new 'Library of Things' will be housed in the former SCAD charity shop in Newmarket Street - and hopes are high it will be open in the…
Cork County Council has launched its first Community Climate Action Plan (2024-2029) which aims to support the transition to a low carbon and climate resilient county. The plan includes actions and projects which support the local authority in reducing its direct carbon emissions by 51% by 2030 in line with national emissions targets. It also outlines how the council will work with communities across Cork as well as national and state agencies to advocate for positive and meaningful climate action. Key goals in the action plan include actions and projects to protect, restore and enhance biodiv...
COMMUNITY groups from across Limerick city and county have been invited to apply for their share of the Community Climate Action Programme.
CLONAKILTY has been chosen to kick-start a new national initiative to ‘revolutionise’ food waste management and serve as a blueprint to roll out across Ireland.All sectors of the community, from residents to retailers, and schools to farmers, are being asked to play their par