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Channel 4oD's Home Truths programme have been in touch. They'd like to find a 'green home' to feature and we think members of The Green Register may be able to help!
They say:
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Submitted by Sally on
The Green Register is pleased to be involved with World Green Building Week 2014.
Running from 22 - 26 September, World Green Building Week offers a week-long programme of events hosted by UK-GBC and its members. This year's theme, 'Get Up, Green Up', is a call for members demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.
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The Green Register is looking for sustainable construction case studies to feature on the site, and in the media to promote the excellent work of our members and networks.
Please send photos of a recent construction project, with a synopsis of the materials and processes used, special features such as renewables, water conservation, technology, biodiversity impact and the advantages they bring.
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Director of The Green Register Lucy Pedler will be on the evening panel at the AECB conference in Bristol this Friday, July 11.
She'll be speaking alongside Chris Herring (AECB and Passivhaus Trust), Kerry Mashford (National Energy Foundation) and Dr Paola Sassi (Oxford Brookes University) on promoting environmental understanding in building.
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If you're on Twitter, simply retweet this photo of Brighton's unique Waste House for a chance to win a FREE place on this Friday's Waste Not Want Not seminar!
A winner will be drawn on Wednesday 11 June at 11:00 GMT
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We are seeking a voluntary Marketing & Communications Assistant, based at our office here in Bristol...
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We are delighted with our new promo video created by Beautify Media, featuring some of our fantastic members and Mayor of Bristol George Ferguson. Pour yourself a cup of tea and take a few minutes out to discover a little more about our events and Green Register membership - from the mouths of those who know!
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The Centre for Business and Climate Solutions (CBCS), part of the University of Exeter has been awarded funding from the European Regional Development Fund (2007 – 2013) under the South West Competiveness Programme to support dynamic and forward thinking businesses across the South West prepare for the changing climate.
