by Roxanne Green | May 24, 2016 | Blog, Energy And Climate Change, Fracking, Planning
Last night North Yorkshire County Council approved Third Energy’s application to frack the village of Kirby Misperton, going against the wishes of 4375 residents and the interests of millions of people suffering the effects of climate change across the world. On the...
by Libby Harris | May 17, 2016 | Events, Fracking, News
Join us for an anniversary action on Saturday 21st May to celebrate an incredible 5 years frack-free! This is a huge achievement for the anti-fracking movement and a crucial milestone that everyone should be made aware of given current fracking threats. The most...
by Jodie Etheridge | May 16, 2016 | Blog
One of the reasons I wanted to do my Masters course on a part-time basis was to have time to get involved in other valuable activities outside of university and build on my work experience. Birmingham Friends of the Earth has provided me with the perfect opportunity...
by Roxanne Green | May 13, 2016 | Blog, Land Food & Water, Uncategorised
It is hard to really fault my experience at Blue Nile – for a cheap, tasty, healthy meal served efficiently and hospitably, this Ethiopian/Eritrean restaurant comes highly recommended. Despite being springtime it was blowing a blizzard outside when we arrived, but the...
by Corline Hazenoot | May 12, 2016 | Blog, Current Campaigns, Events
On Sunday, sunny Sunday, we had a stall during the Spring Event of the lovely Martineau Gardens. It was a perfect day to visit the garden for some tea and cakes, to buy some plants, or picnic in the grass. There was a whole orchestra present and the food was tasty...
