BCP Council to trial waste collections using hydrotreated vegetable oil
Waste collections in the BCP Council area could soon be run on hydrotreated vegetable oil.
Waste collections in the BCP Council area could soon be run on hydrotreated vegetable oil.
This year’s star count which is backed by a Colehill resident, should reveal whether lockdown has had an impact on light pollution.
There is a four week consultation process, during which local people are invited to put forward their views.
Freshly harvested produce has been donated to Food Share, a scheme that supplies food parcels to families and households in need in Dorset.
Following numerous complaints from the public, supermarkets and retailers were visited by authorities last week.
The planting of 10,000 new trees is beginning and will continue over the next few months in urban areas of the conurbation.
Dorset Campaign to Protect Rural England fears excessive housing will damage the local environment and its communities.
This virtual event in February will enable you to go behind the scenes to learn about nature and climate emergencies.
You have until 14 February to put forward your views on a project to establish a nature reserve on the Downs.
You have two months in which to have your say on plans for the Dorset Council area which will determine the future of the area until 2038.