Spring Newsletter 2014

In Spring's newsletter...

• CHAIR’S WORDS
• SUPPORTING THE VILLAGE ORCHARD
• WORKING ON WASTE
• PREPARING GROUND AT SCHOOL
• LOOKING OUT FOR BUMBLEBEES
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT?
• ACTION STATION – ALIEN INVADER
• ALLOTMENTS –ALL’S WELL?
• ENERGY UPDATE
• TRANSPORT TRACKS
• GOOD NEWS YOU MISSED?
• CONTACT US: OUR COMMITTEE
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• FINALLY……

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Winter Newsletter

In this issue:

• Happy New Year - Chair's Words
• News from the North
• Sustainable Transport/Minibus
• Supporting our School
• All's Fair at Apple Fair
• Putting Effort into Energy
• Winning on Waste?
• Our Sustainable Future
• Finn on Food
• High Peak Local Plan & Hayfield
• Supermarket - New Powers?
• Good News you Missed?
• Contact Us: Committee Details
• Upcoming events/diary dates

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Apple Day - Saturday 12th October

Autumn Newsletter

In this issue:

• NOTES FROM THE CHAIR: Cath Moss reflects...
• Community Bus: Rolling forward
• Library garden year of growth
• Saving millions at Primrose Court
• Greendeal/Eco: Getting the best
• School switched on to switching off
• Waste scheme trialled at show
• Good news you may have missed
• Making a splash in Uganda
• Contact us: Committee details
• Upcoming events/diary dates

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Sustainable Hayfield Reaches Busyangwa, Uganda

Children from Busyangwa in Uganda playing football in their new kit donated by Hayfield Juniors sponsored by Sustainable Hayfield.

Thanks to Mrs Barnard from Hayfield Primary School for taking our sponsored kits to Uganda.

Living Well Family Fun Day - Hayfield Library

Summer Newsletter

In this issue:

• NOTES FROM THE CHAIR: Cath Moss reflects...
• SCHOOL – Jo Hanney updates on developments in and around the school
• TRANSPORT - Roland Strube updates us on the new Hayfield Community Minibus
• WASTE AND RECYCLING: Amanda Reid charts some current developments
• MORE LOCAL ENTERPRISE OUTLETS FOR HAYFIELD
• ENERGY: John McCall summarises recent local developments in the energy field
• FOOD: Paul Finn summarises developments around the ‘library garden’
• FOR YOUR DIARY – SOME UPCOMING EVENTS

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