Westward Ho! Cliffs 2 December 2022 / 18 April 2024 by colinjones The latest research on the man-made climate crisis has looked at the effects on the cliffs at Westward Ho! Imperial College, London using some very nifty science is forecasting that the inevitable sea-level rise will see waves hammering against cliff areas not attacked before – with retreat rates up to ten times faster than today. […] Read more »
Moroccan Power 25 November 2022 / 18 April 2024 by colinjones The planned Morocco-Alverdiscott electricity link has come a step closer with a presentation about the scheme to Torridge councillors. Basically, a massive solar and wind power generating plant in the Sahara backed up by storage batteries will deliver energy to Britain 20 hours a day and meet 8% of our energy needs. The energy will […] Read more »
361 Energy Fair 22 September 2022 / 18 April 2024 by colinjones 25th September 2022 from 10am to 4pm Barnstaple Pannier Market The 361 Energy Fair will take place in Barnstaple Pannier Market and will include energy saving advice, installers of renewable and energy saving technologies, electric vehicles and bikes, environmental groups, arts and crafts. The event will be opened by the Mayor of Barnstaple and will […] Read more »
The death of Queen Elizabeth II 9 September 2022 / 18 April 2024 by colinjones The Green Party of England and Wales has expressed sincere condolences to the entire Royal Family following the extremely sad news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Co-leader Adrian Ramsay said: “This is a moment of great sadness for our nation. “The Queen served this country tirelessly over her 70-year reign, bearing witness to the fall […] Read more »
Nationalise essentials? 26 August 2022 / 26 August 2022 by colinjones From our Green councillor Peter Christie: As I write this we are all sweltering in the high temperatures though this is merely a continuation of the worrying trend where the last eight years have been the hottest ever recorded – with consequent problems of water shortages etc. It is, therefore, rather timely that South West […] Read more »