Environmental Education

  An important part of any business or commercial entity is the energy they need to power the business. From lighting up the premises to operating machinery, electricity is crucial to their daily functioning and success. Commercial entities can get the energy they need from several sources. These include the national grid or using a […]

  There are many ways in which a business can change their culture to become more sustainable, without spending a lot of money or altering business practices. This brief guide will go over four examples.   Recycling Initiatives Businesses have no excuse in the modern world to not be running some sort of recycling programme, […]

When it comes to keeping ourselves and our families safe at home, water hygiene isn’t always on the top of everyone’s checklist. But as we all drink water on a daily basis, it should be. The water that flows into your family home should be tested for any nasty contaminants and pollutants regularly. Ultimately, this […]

As temperatures plummet, we must ensure our gardens are protected from the harsh effects of winter. By preparing your garden for the colder months, you can relax knowing all of your hard work has been shielded from a range of weather-related problems. There are a number of preventative measures you can take to ensure your […]

Under the umbrella term of civil engineering, there are many sub-types of engineering – some of which are newer than others. Civil is one of the oldest disciplines of engineering but it hasn’t been until recently that we have been able to see the impact that engineering can have on our society. Civil engineering serves […]

Handmade, Ethical, Plastic Free Toys Are you going for an ethical, plastic free Christmas? Want to buy the kids something which won’t break after a few days? Want a toy with real play longevity that encourages them to use their creativity and is safe for all ages? Then the Blue Sky Toy Collection will definitely […]

Did you know scientists estimate that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the world’s oceans? About half of all plastic produced is for single-use or disposable items such as packaging.  Choose to refuse single-use plastic this July by signing up for the Plastic Free July challenge at www.plasticfreejuly.org. By bringing your own reusable shopping […]

The UK has a serious litter problem. Take a look around you – every village, town, city, beach and roadside is blighted with the lazy leftovers of our daily lives. Clean Up Britain had been wrestling hard with how to properly ignite the conversation about litter and the damage it does and has recently launched […]

When I first saw the Mud and Bloom Box featured on twitter I was immediately intrigued and wanted to know more. As gardening and crafts are two of my favourite things, a subscription box combining the two seemed a great idea, especially for children. Crafts Since February my two children aged 6 and 8 have […]

Georgiana Keable the author of ‘The Natural Storyteller, Wildlife Tales For Telling’ has been a key figure in the rebirth of storytelling in both Norway and England. She founded the Norway Storytelling Festival in 2004 and now teaches storytelling at Oslo University. This  collection of short stories encompasses enthralling tales from India, Scandinavia, Africa, Russia, […]