Island charity the Footprint Trust, while recognising rising fuel costs are a problem, do feel the main issue of poorly insulated homes has been overlooked…
The Footprint Trust is backing the national Allotment Week (August 14th to 20th) by urging the IW Council along with Parish and Town Councils to provide more allotment space where there is a need…
Acts from Jay Millers Circus who are currently performing on the Isle of Wight, made a trip down to the Riverside Centre, on Thursday, to help users of the Centre celebrate receiving their most recent Queens Award for Voluntary Service…
Isle of Wight Pond Wardens, are all geared up to make a splash and are looking for new members.
The scheme already has over sixty active members but with over 500 ponds in need of care new recruits are always welcome…
A renewable energy company, wants to help the Isle of Wight move towards the renewable energy targets outlined in the Council’s Eco Island strategy…
The Footprint Trust is urging individuals, businesses, councillors and community groups to back the proposed wind farm at Cheverton Down on the Isle of Wight.
At the charity’s AGM its advisory group and board further committed the organisation to support wind and other renewables.
Recycling and Climate Change “ a load of rubbish? The Riverside Centre is to host an information evening which will look at the links between waste, recycling and Climate Change.
The Island is one of the top local authorities for domestic waste recycling. Shortly a new Gasification plant will come on stream which will convert combustible [...]
An innovative environmental project on the Isle of Wight to help people keep warm, manage fuel costs, and save energy is among four initiatives sharing in more than £274,000 in grants by the Big Lottery Fund across the South East.
Comedy and folk entertainer Richard Digance will present a cheque to the Footprint Trust, at the [...]
