by Nottinghamshire Environmental Association | Nov 5, 2024 | Environment, Heritage, Worksop
For their last outdoor visit of 2024, Nottinghamshire Environmental Association visited Leicester and The King Richard III Visitor Centre. King Richard III is, of course, the ‘king in the car park’, so called because that is exactly where his remains were discovered....
by Nottinghamshire Environmental Association | Nov 5, 2024 | Environment, Heritage, Retford
For their last outdoor visit of 2024, Nottinghamshire Environmental Association visited Leicester and The King Richard III Visitor Centre. King Richard III is, of course, the ‘king in the car park’, so called because that is exactly where his remains were discovered....
by Nottinghamshire Environmental Association | Nov 5, 2024 | Environment, Gainsborough, Heritage
For their last outdoor visit of 2024, Nottinghamshire Environmental Association visited Leicester and The King Richard III Visitor Centre. King Richard III is, of course, the ‘king in the car park’, so called because that is exactly where his remains were discovered....
by Community Focus | Nov 1, 2024 | Art, Environment, Hobbies, Rotherham
Head to Micklebring in the run up to Christmas to admire the village’s unusual Christmas decorations, created by resident Paul Keeton. You will also spot some popping up in Braithwell this year. What started in 2020 as a small project to sit on the wall in front of...
by Edwinstowe in Bloom | Oct 16, 2024 | Environment, Sherwood
This month, the Edwinstowe in Bloom (EiB) volunteers have been busy taking turns using the water bowser to keep the flowerbeds and planters well-watered and looking their best. The allotment is thriving; the beef tomatoes are unusually large, and the pumpkins are...
by Dukeries Eco Watch | Oct 15, 2024 | Environment, Sherwood
Progress has been made towards alternative energy sources in recent years but fossil fuels still make up 81% of global energy supply and oil companies want to continue developing new projects. In the UK, renewables are being expanded but, whilst the new UK Government...
