Health and wellbeing

News from Transition Leominster

Click here for the latest newsletter from HGN GOLD member Transition Leominster with details of their regular groups and meetings. NOTE: Unfortunately the talk by Tim Kaye of CLaN CIC on fungi has been cancelled. Keep an eye out in future newsletters for when it will be rescheduled.

River Wye News

FORW Newsletter Click here for the latest newsletter from Friends of the River Wye with news of visits, training days and an invitation to participate in an outdoor performance about the Wye. Natural Resources Wales Click here for the most recent update from Natural Resources Wales with worrying news about the status of Atlantic Salmon in the river.  

Milichap Peace Fund Talk

Women and Violence: the persistent problem of violence against women and girls You are warmly invited to the next Millichap Peace Fund Talk by Professor Fiona Macaulay. This talk looks at the roots of misogyny and gender-based violence and its links with other kinds of discrimination and violence. Fiona will draw upon her research in Brazil where she has worked for Amnesty International. Professor Macaulay is Emeritus Professor at the Department of Peace Studies and International Development, Bradford University. She is a specialist in Latin America and Brazil, and runs PeaceJam UK which inspires young people to be change makers. Millichap Peace

CLaN CIC Events

HGN Gold Member CLaN CIC is running events in conjunction with several HGN members and other groups. Join a Wildlife Quest at HGN Gold Member, Growing Local’s Southside Farm this Saturday 5th September 10.00am – 12.30pm. Hay Regenerative Soils CIC, who work under the name of Hay We Got Worms, are holding a workshop on soil health and biodiversity on Sunday 6th September. A morning Soil Safari with CLaN CIC will be followed by a Biodiversity Building Workshop. HGN Gold Member Transition Leominster have a talk on

News from Transition Leominster

Click here for the latest newsletter from HGN GOLD member Transition Leominster with details of their regular groups and meetings, news of a HWT Moth Event today, Friday 4th September and of an upcoming talk by Tim Kaye of CLaN CIC on Fungi.

Herefordshire Council Business Climate Adaption Programme

Could your business be better prepared for extreme weather? Five Herefordshire businesses are being offered the opportunity to receive expert support to understand and prepare for the impacts of climate change. Herefordshire Council’s new Business Climate Adaptation Programme will provide five independent, non-agricultural businesses with up to 50 employees, with a climate adaptation audit and a personalised Action Plan. The plan, produced by climate change specialists Sustainability West Midlands, will identify the key steps each business could take to become more resilient to risks including flooding, extreme heat, storms and water scarcity. The support could help businesses reduce disruption, protect income and improve the