The Larch House, which is part of the development of four prototype homes at The Works: Ebbw Vale was announced as a winner for the Low Energy Project of the year at the Sustainable Housing Awards 2011.
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The Larch House wins Low Energy Social Project of the Year
- 16 November 2011
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Oak Tree Court proves that eco homes needn’t compromise on quality or style
- 15 November 2011
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If eco homes bring to mind whimsical ‘hobbit houses’ decorated with raffia rugs and wind chimes, then let Oak Tree Court in Nottinghamshire open your eyes to a new and sophisticated greener lifestyle.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 November 2011 16:29
Innovation and partnership steal the show at the CIWM Environmental Excellence Awards
- 15 November 2011
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A wide range of companies, public sector organisations and individuals have scooped top honours at the 2011 CIWM Awards for Environmental Excellence. The winners were announced at the Marriott London Grosvenor Square hotel yesterday, at an awards ceremony hosted by Alistair McGowan, who praised the waste sector for the work it does in reducing society’s environmental impact and raising awareness.
Greenbuild Awards 2012
- 09 November 2011
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Calling all entrants for the new Greenbuild Awards 2012 - to commend sustainable new build and retrofit projects that work!
Entries are now being sought for the new Greenbuild Awards 2012.
Working in partnership with the Green Gauge Trust, the Greenbuild Awards 2012 is for sustainable newbuild or retrofit projects that have achieved the energy or performance targets that were set at the design stage.
WALES’ FIRST LARGE-SCALE LANDSCAPE RESTORATION SHOWCASE INSPIRES REGENERATION SPECIALISTS
- 09 November 2011
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Over 30 representatives from Welsh local authorities and quarrying and mining companies with an interest in the restoration of landscapes affected by mineral extraction attended a free interactive showcase, hosted by Welsh Slate and WRAP Cymru at Penrhyn Quarry in Bethesda, Gwynedd on 2 November.
Welsh Slate-owned Penrhyn Quarry is WRAP Cymru’s first large-scale landscape restoration project and forms part of WRAP’s commitment to improvement of landscapes which are affected by quarrying.
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