Nottingham Bikeworks
Nottingham Bikeworks is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company founded in 2013. Based in several locations around Nottingham city, we are focused on recycling bikes, knowledge sharing and community support.
We believe bikes are an affordable, healthy and sustainable way to travel. We believe in everyone having access to cycling and being able to learn the skills to look after their own bikes.
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ChalleNGe Nottingham
ChalleNGe is a city-wide partnership of arts organisations, schools and young people. We collaborate to reach more children and young people with arts, cultural and creative opportunities in Nottingham.
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Circus Hub
Circus Hub opened August 2016 by Ria Ashcroft and Kay Monrose. We are a creation and training studio in the heart of Nottingham. At Circus Hub we are interested in all things physical, healthy, creative and fun. We offer classes for adults and children aged 7plus in Aerial Silks, Hoop and Trapeze from complete beginner to advanced.
We have been training aerial for many years now and have a wealth of knowledge and experience collected along the way!
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CN28
Carbon Neutral Nottingham
We’re working to make Nottingham the first carbon neutral city in the UK
To do that, we need everyone to get involved – are you ready to save the planet?
Our Earth’s climate is changing. Lots of things impact this, but human activities are causing our planet’s temperature to get hotter quicker.
Nottingham has a plan to become a more environmentally friendly city. Have a look at the themes below to find out what we’re doing, why it’s important, and what you can do to help.
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Crafting Reconnection
By spending time noticing nature and appreciating the beauty that the natural world has to offer, we can feel closer and more connected. When we feel close to nature, it improves our wellbeing and makes us happier, but also makes us more likely to care about nature and take steps to protect the natural world from threats like climate change and biodiversity loss.
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Dizzy Ink
The beautiful team is made up of Ed Phipps, Olivia Attwood, Luke Gray & Director, Craig Proud!
We only print on 100% recycled or FSC Certified paper. Within the studio we recycle as much leftover paper into other items which can be found here.
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Environment Agency
Flood Risk Management: Maintenance work – East Midlands Area
The East Midlands Flood Risk Management Area covers the cities of Nottingham, Derby and Leicester, alongside towns, villages and countryside with a population of over 3 million people, and we maintain over 1300km of watercourse to help protect the >139,000 properties at risk of flooding.
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Faux Butcher
Plant Based Vegan Butcher Delicatessen
Discover a new way to indulge at Faux Butchers, Sherwood's premier plant-based eatery in Nottingham! We take the classic butcher shop concept and turn it on its head, offering a mouthwatering menu of 100% vegan delights. From hearty sandwiches and burgers to innovative meat-free dishes, every bite is crafted with care, flavor, and sustainability in mind. Whether you're a dedicated vegan or just curious to try something new, Faux Butchers promises a dining experience that's as satisfying as it is ethical. Join us in the heart of Sherwood, where great taste meets conscious living!
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Friends of the Forest
The 21st Great Nottingham Inclosure Walk
This annual free Walk celebrates the 130 acres of Recreation Ground given to the people of Nottingham, forever, by the Inclosure Act of 1845. There were 3 miles of Walks and 5 Parks, (now 4), totalling 5 miles, round what was then the edge of the town, now part of the inner city.
Inclosure WalkFriends of the Forest
Keeping It Wild
Youth Group of Nottinghamshire Widlife Trust
The "Keeping It Wild" team is an initiative by the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust aimed at involving young people in conservation efforts and encouraging them to take an active role in protecting and restoring natural habitats. This program is part of the broader movement to engage communities in wildlife conservation, particularly focusing on empowering the younger generation to become future stewards of the environment.
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Nottingham Climate Assembly
As an independent community-based initiative, Nottingham Climate Assembly believes in working collaboratively to involve local residents across Nottinghamshire in activities responding to the climate emergency.
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Nottingham Green Festival
Nottingham Green Festival is organised by grass roots community based volunteers, not-for-profit and with no statutory funding. The ethical standards and sustainability / environmental / human / animal rights ethos of the FREE one day event are long established, having evolved from the pre-history of Nottingham Peace Festival from which it grew.
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Rewired Earth
UNLOCKING THE TRUE VALUE OF SUSTAINABILITY FOR EVERYONE
Climate change is already having a deeply destructive impact on people and our planet. Its ultimate consequences could be far more devastating. We urgently need to change the way we live to protect the environment and our communities.
However recognising how interrelated considerations for people, planet and prosperity are, as well as the sheer financial scale of the change required makes this a daunting challenge. No one person or company can solve this alone, it requires a global collaboration and a shared language.
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Veggies
catering campaign
Veggies is a volunteer-led, community-based, social enterprise
Veggies has been promoting vegan catering since 1984. This supports campaigns for human and animal rights, environmental protection and social justice. Partly due to our work, veganism is now widely understood as an ethical & sustainable way of living.
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Nature Recovery Officer
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife, with nature reserves across the county - part of a UK network of 46 local Wildlife Trusts working to protect wildlife.
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The Green Hustle was a celebration of green activity in Nottingham bringing together projects looking to make Nottingham a greener and more enjoyable city.
Loads of organisations came together in Nottingham's Old Market Square earlier this summer, and Hothouse Theatre's youth group turned up to find out what it was all about.
Check out what they found out.
Green Hustle slideshow
Nottingham Bike Works
ChalleNGe - Nottingham's cultural educational partnership
Circus Hub
CN28 - Carbon Neutral Nottingham
Crafting Reconnection
Dizzy Ink
Environment Agency - Flood Risk Management: Maintenance work – East Midlands Area
Faux - Plant Based Vegan Butcher Delicatessen
The 21st Great Nottingham Inclosure Walk
Keeping It Wild Youth Group of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Nottingham Climate Assembly
Nottingham Green Fest
Rewired Earth
Veggies catering campaign
Nature Recovery Officer Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Nottingham Bikeworks is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company founded in 2013. Based in several locations around Nottingham city, we are focused on recycling bikes, knowledge sharing and community support.
We believe bikes are an affordable, healthy and sustainable way to travel. We believe in everyone having access to cycling and being able to learn the skills to look after their own bikes.
click here
ChalleNGe is a city-wide partnership of arts organisations, schools and young people. We collaborate to reach more children and young people with arts, cultural and creative opportunities in Nottingham.
click here
Circus Hub opened August 2016 by Ria Ashcroft and Kay Monrose. We are a creation and training studio in the heart of Nottingham. At Circus Hub we are interested in all things physical, healthy, creative and fun. We offer classes for adults and children aged 7plus in Aerial Silks, Hoop and Trapeze from complete beginner to advanced.
We have been training aerial for many years now and have a wealth of knowledge and experience collected along the way!
click here
We’re working to make Nottingham the first carbon neutral city in the UK
To do that, we need everyone to get involved – are you ready to save the planet?
Our Earth’s climate is changing. Lots of things impact this, but human activities are causing our planet’s temperature to get hotter quicker.
Nottingham has a plan to become a more environmentally friendly city. Have a look at the themes below to find out what we’re doing, why it’s important, and what you can do to help.
click here
By spending time noticing nature and appreciating the beauty that the natural world has to offer, we can feel closer and more connected. When we feel close to nature, it improves our wellbeing and makes us happier, but also makes us more likely to care about nature and take steps to protect the natural world from threats like climate change and biodiversity loss.
click here
The beautiful team is made up of Ed Phipps, Olivia Attwood, Luke Gray & Director, Craig Proud!
We only print on 100% recycled or FSC Certified paper. Within the studio we recycle as much leftover paper into other items which can be found here.
click here
The East Midlands Flood Risk Management Area covers the cities of Nottingham, Derby and Leicester, alongside towns, villages and countryside with a population of over 3 million people, and we maintain over 1300km of watercourse to help protect the >139,000 properties at risk of flooding.
click here
Discover a new way to indulge at Faux Butchers, Sherwood's premier plant-based eatery in Nottingham! We take the classic butcher shop concept and turn it on its head, offering a mouthwatering menu of 100% vegan delights. From hearty sandwiches and burgers to innovative meat-free dishes, every bite is crafted with care, flavor, and sustainability in mind. Whether you're a dedicated vegan or just curious to try something new, Faux Butchers promises a dining experience that's as satisfying as it is ethical. Join us in the heart of Sherwood, where great taste meets conscious living!
click here
This annual free Walk celebrates the 130 acres of Recreation Ground given to the people of Nottingham, forever, by the Inclosure Act of 1845. There were 3 miles of Walks and 5 Parks, (now 4), totalling 5 miles, round what was then the edge of the town, now part of the inner city.
Inclosure Walk
Friends of the Forest
The "Keeping It Wild" team is an initiative by the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust aimed at involving young people in conservation efforts and encouraging them to take an active role in protecting and restoring natural habitats. This program is part of the broader movement to engage communities in wildlife conservation, particularly focusing on empowering the younger generation to become future stewards of the environment.
click here
As an independent community-based initiative, Nottingham Climate Assembly believes in working collaboratively to involve local residents across Nottinghamshire in activities responding to the climate emergency.
click here
Nottingham Green Festival is organised by grass roots community based volunteers, not-for-profit and with no statutory funding. The ethical standards and sustainability / environmental / human / animal rights ethos of the FREE one day event are long established, having evolved from the pre-history of Nottingham Peace Festival from which it grew.
click here
Climate change is already having a deeply destructive impact on people and our planet. Its ultimate consequences could be far more devastating. We urgently need to change the way we live to protect the environment and our communities.
However recognising how interrelated considerations for people, planet and prosperity are, as well as the sheer financial scale of the change required makes this a daunting challenge. No one person or company can solve this alone, it requires a global collaboration and a shared language.
click here
Veggies is a volunteer-led, community-based, social enterprise
Veggies has been promoting vegan catering since 1984. This supports campaigns for human and animal rights, environmental protection and social justice. Partly due to our work, veganism is now widely understood as an ethical & sustainable way of living.
click here
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife, with nature reserves across the county - part of a UK network of 46 local Wildlife Trusts working to protect wildlife.
click here
