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Thursday, 30 April 2009 23:08
Launch Party for Artists Open HousesThe Launch of Artists Open House Monday 27th April
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Saturday, 18 April 2009 23:59
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Four Artists Jill Parsons (74a Donald Hall Road), Ingrid Plum (74b Donald Hall Road),(Emma Troy 61a Donald Hall Road), Bonny Cummins (61b Donald Hall Road ), are opening their studios in May , on this exciting New Trail for Artists Open House 2009 ,showing new works, with featured guests.
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Wednesday, 22 April 2009 17:44
Community Art workshopDim lights Embed Embed this video on your site
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Wednesday, 29 April 2009 19:21
How do you travel to school competition
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Sunday, 12 April 2009 19:56
Cut price compostingCut price compostingWith prices going up and the recession hitting hard - it’s good to know there are still some bargains to be found. At just £3 (plus delivery) compost bins have never been cheaper - and just months after installing one in the garden, householders will be producing their own free compost. Brighton & Hove City Council has joined forces with the Recycle Now home composting campaign to offer bins at their lowest ever prices. Just £3 buys you a 220 litre bin, and £8 for a 330 litre bin. The bins, which are made from recycled material, will be delivered to your door for just £5. Residents can order their bins and find out more about home composting by visiting an exhibition at the Jubilee Library which runs until April 15. Representatives from WRAP will be available to answer any questions and to give advice. There’s never been a better time to start home composting. It’s one of the best ways to help the environment, and is a habit that can be quickly incorporated into your regular kitchen and garden routines. You’ll be surprised at how much you can compost - from grass cuttings and vegetable peelings to scrunched up cardboard, teabags, coffee granules and even shredded confidential documents. Composting provides a constant source of free, nutrient-rich fertiliser for your garden and will drastically cut down the amount of household waste sent to landfill. Since 2005 residents in Brighton & Hove have diverted more than 5,000 tonnes of garden and green waste from landfill by home composting. And with the £3 bins, this year looks set to be the best yet To find out more, visit www.recyclenow.com/compost or call 0845 077 0757.
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Sunday, 12 April 2009 20:02
Keeping the South East Working"Keeping the South East Working" - Stakeholder Leaflet Dear All, The attached leaflet shows how a coalition of key public sector agencies comprising of the LSC,
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Sunday, 12 April 2009 19:59
reduce garden crime
Free leaflet highlights ways to reduce garden crime
Historically, around this time of the year many police forces state that garden crime increases, some blaming the car boot sales for the increase of shed burglary or theft of gardening equipment. However crime statistics from the last three years in South Yorkshire show that January is the month during which most garden-related crime is committed. So South Yorkshire Police have created a new colourful leaflet, Rich Pickings, that offers practical advice on making gardens, garages and sheds more secure. It also offers guidance on the types of prickly plants that can be planted to protect property, along with information on the types of approved security products available and where to purchase them. The aim of the leaflet is to reassure people that because the warmer weather is drawing nearer it does not mean that garden crime increases. It offers some simple advice on how gardeners can increase security around our home without necessarily breaking the bank.
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Saturday, 04 April 2009 22:30
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We still have places available on our Free Courses and are still taking referrals for the following courses: Employment Skills Level 1: (8 weeks - Fridays) 15th May - 10th July 2009 Creative Crafts Level 1: (12 weeks - Thursdays) 23 April - 16 July 2009 Visit our website <http://www.furniturenow.org.uk/> www.furniturenow.org.uk to refer your clients online
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Saturday, 04 April 2009 22:26
the Sustainable Communities Act
A new opportunity to improve your community - the Sustainable Communities Act
Have you got a good idea for improving your community? Have you ever been frustrated by legislation or red tape in terms of taking forward your idea? If so, the Sustainable Communities Act offers you and local councils the ideal opportunity to put your ideas direct to national Government and ask for change. What does the Sustainable Communities Act aim to do? The Sustainable Communities Act was launched in 2008. It encourages local communities to come forward with ideas and proposals to promote the sustainability of their local area. ‘Sustainability’ is defined very broadly in the Act, and therefore, can cover anything which could improve the economic, social, or environmental well-being of the area, or promote participation in civic or political activity. How can you get involved?
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