En-form are running an exciting period health project thanks to funding by the National Lottery Community funds and support from WEN.
The project is focussed on training up schools and community groups with the tools necessary to enable young people and adults to have access to all the information they need to make informed choices about which …
In order to meet our future demand, we are encouraging households to try to reduce their water use by 30L per person per day.
We can’t make it rain, but we can make sure we don’t waste the water we have.
Colchester is in one of the driest regions in the UK, and our water is under pressure from population growth and climate change. Despite the perception it rains a lot, the Anglian Water region receives 1/3 less rainfall than the rest of the UK. Tomorrow’s forecast is fewer raindrops, and more people.
The East Anglian region receives less rainfall …
Colchester residents are being urged to check their loos for leaks and save themselves up to £300 a year on their water bills.
Research carried out by water companies estimate that up to 8% of toilets are leaking, wasting up to 400 million litres of water every day.
Environment group en-form are trying to find out the scale of the …
On average, leaky loos waste around 215-400 litres of water a day, that’s the equivalent of five bathfulls………every day!! A leaky loo will be costing you money and wasting water. It may not seem a lot, but every drop matters for saving water and helping the planet.
An average household uses 350 litres of water a day, a leaky loo …
A Peoples Assembly was held by Colchester Extinction Rebellion (XR) on 4th August 2019.
A further ‘Greening Colchester’ meeting was held by North Essex Eco on 28th September 2019 inviting individuals and groups to develop a plan for Greening Colchester.
Colchester Borough Council declared a Climate Emergency and set up a climate emergency task and finish group; existing group request …
Up to 50 opportunities per day to help? Simply following half of these Top Ten Tips can save over 100 litres of water per day!
If the average person uses the toilet between 6 -10 times per day1, washes twice per day and brushes their teeth twice per day, this means a total bathroom use of up …
A saving of over £15,000 in your lifetime? By employing some of these Top Ten Tips you save money, time and the World’s water.
It is said that Britons spend up to £30,000 on their gardens, in their lifetime.1 As well as spending a substantial amount of money, this takes a huge investment of time and water. The tips …
The heart of the home is vital in saving our most precious resource. A simple shift in habits can save water and give us that helpful glow.
Kitchens are the heart of most homes and a huge proportion of our time is spent in them. Your time in the kitchen can, therefore, be critical in the fight to save water. …