News
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Penny Halewood appointed Executive Director
We have appointed Penny Halewood as our new Executive Director, with interim CEO Gareth James stepping down. Find out more about Penny here.
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Green Doctors have a cure for high energy bills
Get a FREE Green Doctor home visit to get bespoke energy and water advice – save money on bills, reduce your energy usage while keeping warm and healthy.
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Learn free green skills in Bilborough, Nottingham
The Little Walled Garden in Bilborough is an allotment space that we want transform into a community hub, To get the area ready, we are offering free green skills training.
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£30k UKSPF grant to help with energy and cost-saving measures
Our Green Doctor service in Rushcliffe received £30,000 grant funding allowing us to support 370 residents and save around 22,500kg of CO2.
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Help shape community services in Worksop
We are looking for Worksop residents’ opinions on what services they would like to see at a new outdoors community hub in the Cheapside area.
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Free employability support available in South Derbyshire
Free support is available to 18 – 64 year olds who are out of work in South Derbyshire. We can help you build confidence, learn new skills or find a job.
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Green Doctor Week spreads the word about saving energy
Green Doctor Week helps people become more aware of their energy consumption with handy tips to reduce their usage and save lots of money.
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Celebratory Lunar New Year event in West Bridgford on February 10
Friends and families are invited to a free Lunar New Year Celebratory event on Saturday February 10 in West Bridgford to celebrate together.
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Free energy saving advice in Amber Valley
To support Amber Valley residents with their energy bills this winter, we have received funding from National Grid’s Community Matters Fund.
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Volunteers improve Snibston Grange Nature Reserve
Volunteers spent two weeks helping our charity with improving parts of the Snibston Grange Nature Reserve in Coalville, Leicestershire.
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Dyslexic woman becomes Literacy Champion for local children
Annie Parry, who works for Groundwork Five Counties and specialises in outdoor activities for children, is working with the National Literacy Trust Nottingham.
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Groundwork employee supports Moroccan earthquake survivors
Shamli Khanam of charity Groundwork Five Counties is taking up her work’s offer of using her allotted volunteering days by helping those affected by the recent earthquake in Morocco.