A new project to showcase sustainable ways of living got underway this week.
The 'Waste Not Want Not' summer echo fair showcased sustainable practices including upcycling clothing and furniture, growing, preserving & composting your own food, and shopping sustainably.
David Stone, who is from the Waste Not Want Not Project in Scarborough, explains what the project is all about.
The Coast and Vale Community Action (CaVCA) which is based in the town is looking to celebrate the many different skills we have in our community, providing opportunities for people to have a go at them & learning how they can help save us money and do our bit to take better care of the planet.
David Stone says that he hopes the project will have a positive impact on the local people of Scarborough.
For more information, you can visit the CaVCA website - https://cavca.org.uk/?fbclid=IwAR2D7mHOVGfaxm8SNQC1lNfutAWeJ6ALHy-bnQNbAMoQmOn4zVPBREYfgLU


Whitby Town Council Physically Ran Out of Money and Borrowed Charity Cash, Report Finds
Five Councillors Quit Whitby Town Council as Probe Finds Sustained Pattern of Inappropriate Conduct
Calls Grow For Stricter Planning Controls On Scarborough Shared Housing
Scarborough Patients Facing Longer Emergency Department Waits Than York
Mayor Pushes For Coordinated British Bus Buying
Whitby Grandfather Quits Smoking After 65 Years and Saves Enough for an Electric Car
Half-Term Flights Face Disruption Threat Despite Halt To Air Traffic Control Strikes
Man Arrested Following Knife Incident in Scarborough Town Centre
A64 Bottleneck Will Strangle Coastal Transport Improvements, Councillor Warns
Seven Scarborough And Whitby Schools Selected For Extracurricular Boost
Major Route Into Whitby To Close For Annual Maintenance Next Week
Bridlington And Scarborough Lifeboat Crews To Feature In National Television Documentary







Comments
Add a comment