by Martin Stride | Nov 26, 2018 | Air Quality, Blog, Blog, Transport
Birmingham City Council has recently asked everyone for their views on a proposed Clean Air Zone (CAZ) to tackle harmful levels of air pollution. It will have already chewed over everyone’s comments and submitted its proposals to government by the 15th September...
by John Davison | Oct 9, 2018 | Blog, Blog, Waste & Recycling
In 2016 Birmingham City Council undertook a review of future processing of domestic waste. This was prompted by decisions on what to do about incineration. The City’s 25-year contract for the Tyseley incinerator, operated by Veolia, is due to end in 2019. The official...
by Roxanne Green | Oct 2, 2018 | Blog, Blog, Energy And Climate Change, Fracking
This March I went to Lancashire for a joyous and peaceful anti-fracking protest at Preston New Road. While I was there I spent the night in a freezing barn with some wonderful people and was driven around the county by a chap called Richard, who was friendly, generous...
by Libby Harris | Aug 14, 2018 | Blog, Blog
Do you have excellent communication skills and a creative approach to social media? Are you interested in local environmental issues? We’re looking for an enthusiastic & capable volunteer to run our social media channels and help us develop our communications...
by Admin | Jun 29, 2018 | Blog, Blog
“If only every day could start or end like this!” said one of my yoga students – so I’m glad to be starting a class in our new-look building. My classes are a generic ‘Hatha’ yoga style, the most widely taught form of yoga in the West. These classes offer...
by Admin | Jun 29, 2018 | Blog, Blog
It’s been an exciting few months at the Warehouse Cafe! Over twelve months ago, when we first started talking about the possibility of the cafe moving from the first to the ground floor, most of us were doubtful it would ever happen. Several times over recent...
