Check out this positive news story: the Royal Opera House in London has donated nearly 2,000 items of clothing to help vulnerable men into employment.
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‘Community Camps’ launched to inspire positive community action
Eden Project Communities is calling for applications for its free Community Camp to help Brits forge better local connections
Read MoreApp keeps police cool in summer heatwave – and helps cut plastic waste
Check out this positive news story: a new app has launched this week to help police officers in Scotland cope with the summer heatwave, offering them free water refill places across the country.
Read MoreConnecting the disconnected while reducing e-waste
Community Calling, the pioneering initiative by Virgin Media O2 and environmental charity Hubbub to tackle digital exclusion and e-waste, has rehomed more than 10,000 smartphones with people who need them across the country.
Read MoreHighland social enterprise takes action for the planet
A Highland social enterprise which refurbishes and recycles electronics is expanding its warranties to encourage customers to think environmentally when shopping.
Read MoreClimate advisors for schools in new education scheme
New scheme will link teachers with leading climate experts
Read MoreAction plan to help councils tackle fuel poverty launched
Ahead of local elections in May 2022, the Government has been urged to implement an action plan to help local authorities take action on fuel poverty.
Read MoreNappies scheme saves parents up to £1,000 amid rising household bills
Check out this positive news story: a local council in England has launched a scheme offering parents £200 vouchers to be able to purchase nappies and other items.
Read MoreCampaigners celebrate victory over Tesco
Residents in North Berwick in East Lothian are celebrating after scoring a massive environmental victory over Tesco supermarket.
Read MoreHome upgrades could drastically slash energy bills
The energy bills of almost eight million households could be slashed by as much as 40% if the government prioritises retrofitting the country’s draughty, heat-leaking homes, according to new predictions.
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