Nottinghamshire County Council has lots of information online to help you keep warm in your home this winter, including energy efficiency advice.
Visit the website for more information: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/caring/keep-warm/
Derbyshire Adult Community Education Services (DACES) has piloted a new resource designed to help people cut down on food waste. ‘Save More’ was piloted in early 2014 with young mums, the unemployed and those with lower levels of literacy and numeracy in the Derbyshire area. It has been produced by the Love Food Hate Waste campaign and is now available nationally.
DACE was one of just 17 organisations across England, Scotland and Wales to pilot the material earlier this year before it was rolled out nationally. 97% of those taking part in the pilot said they would use at least some of what they had learnt at home.
The ‘Save More’ resource is now available for download for use in your community: http://england.lovefoodhatewaste.com/content/love-food-hate-waste-save-more-1
Belper has won the Great British High street ‘Market Town’ and ‘Winner of Winners’ awards. The judges were impressed with the way the whole community uses the High Street. Transition Belper’s Totally Locally Belper project played an important parts in the competition entry. Ian Jackson, a Transition Belper member, will be attending a prize giving at Westminster on 11th December.
Hockerton Housing Project, a Nottinghamshire-based project, is delighted to join a new community energy mentoring service, adding to our range of advice services. The scheme will match existing and new community energy groups to mentors on the basis of the type of project and location, and there's a great range of experience to learn from.
Belper households have the opportunity to take advantage of Tranition Belper’s Thermal Imaging Service this winter. If you would like to find out where your home may be leaking heat contact the group: info@transitionbelper.org.