There is still time to sign up for the H.E.A.T Hub’s free ‘Home Energy Efficiency Workshop’ this Saturday 24th February, 10:30am-12.30pm, at Chesterfield Assembly Rooms, S40 1AR.
Find out how you can improve the energy efficiency of your home, staying warm in winter and comfortable all year round.
The Home Energy Advice Team (H.E.A.T Hub) specialises in improving the energy efficiency of properties which are hard-to-heat, in conservation areas, or not connected to the gas network. If you live in Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire and meet these criteria, you may also qualify for a free home energy plan, so please get in touch.
Book online at bit.ly/HEATHUBChesterfield or call 0800 677 1332.
Hope Valley Climate Action is appointing a new Travelling Light Co-ordinator, to support the project team of volunteers and part-time paid staff. It is an exciting role, at the heart of an ambitious, nationally recognised project.
The appointment is for 18 months in the first instance, 40 hours a month with remuneration of up to £17.50/hour.
To read the full job description, click HERE
For more information or to apply for the role, please contact Roger Clarke: rogerclarke@hopevalleyclimateaction.org.uk
Come along to the H.E.A.T Hub’s ‘Home Energy Efficiency Workshop’ on Saturday 11th November at Tideswell Community Hall from 10am-2pm.
Find out how you can improve the energy efficiency of your home and stay warm in winter.
There will be two workshops starting at 10:30am and 12:30pm, including 1-1 advice and a Q&A session with experts.
Plus if you live in Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire and your home has an EPC rating of D-G, you may qualify for a free energy plan.
The Home Energy Advice Team specialises in improving the energy efficiency of properties which are hard-to-heat, in conservation areas, or not connected to the gas network - so please get in touch.
The event is free to attend and refreshments are included.
Book online at https://bit.ly/HEATHubTideswell or call 0800 677 1332.
Monday, 23rd October 7.30p.m.
St Matthew's Hayfield
Admission is £3, which includes refreshments.
Delivered by Robbie Carnegie, Communication's Officer at the groundbreaking (literally!) Moors For the Future Partnership.
This event provides another opportunity to hear - and see - the astonishing results of the Partnership's multi-year restoration programme of the 'dark peak' (peat-based and ecologically almost devoid of surface biodiversity) into a singing, green landsccape which offfers scope to secure this huge carbon sink for decades to come.
The work is hugely inspiring and shows what can be done when passion and science are merged with available resources.
Thursday 19th October
Doors open at 6.30p.m. for a prompt start at 7:00p.m.
Spring Bank Arts Centre, Spring Bank, New Mills, SK22 4BH.
Free ticketed entry only.
Join Transition New Mills for a climate Q&A with special guests:
Kevin Anderson – The Tyndall Centre
Zoe Cohen – Just Stop Oil
Jonathan Atkinson – Manchester Carbon Co-Op
Phil Frodsham – Transition New Mills
This is a free ticketed event only.
Please click HERE to book via Facebook, or HERE to book via Eventbrite.