Home Improvements that won’t cost the earth
Judith Leary Joyce describes how we can improve our homes so that they perform for our wellbeing and wallets and, crucially, for the climate
Judith Leary Joyce describes how we can improve our homes so that they perform for our wellbeing and wallets and, crucially, for the climate
Alison Maitland previews her forthcoming event on Active Hope, supporting you to develop your climate resilience and take a moment… Read More »Active Hope and Climate Resilience
“It brought brightness to lives, helped with loneliness (residents came to their doors when they saw people admiring their display).”
Carbon footprint of our newly designed website is 20% of our old site! After months of hard work and dedication… Read More »Sustainable St Albans launches new website
What steps to be considered before getting a heat pump for a 1930s semi-detached blog. This post will share the process of heat surveying, air tightness testing.
What steps to be considered before getting a heat pump for a 1930s semi-detached blog. This post will share the process of heat surveying, air tightness testing.
In partnership with Better Housing Better Health, St Albans City & District Council has launched a central phone advice line available to all residents
This blog series by Sustainable St Albans trustee Catherine Ross follows her journey, figuring out how to get off gas… Read More »Getting heat-pump ready: Blog 1 – Introduction
On 12th September 2022, Kimberley Hare of HEART Community Group joined Our Planet Our Future to give two short talks,… Read More »Creating Climate Resilient Communities: What’s most important now?
Foraging in the Hertfordshire Countryside to reduce a personal carbon footprint, including recipes for cordials, laundry detergent and crumble!
It’s Plastic Free July – a time to take action to reduce our reliance on plastic and the negative effects… Read More »Simple swaps for Plastic Free July