In our December Circular Towns blog, we explored the existing context of Scarborough and Selby, and why they decided to participate in the pilot scheme – in this update, we’ll explore the next steps for Selby, and what they’re hoping to achieve over the next few months.
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Finding ways to adapt to our changing world is crucial to being able to meet the new challenges that face us. The cost of living, food prices, and energy costs are rising, putting families and communities under new strains – but the circular economy offers a mechanism to alleviate those pressures, whilst limiting the impact of climate change and emissions.
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Climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing the world today, and radical action is needed to combat it – not just in business, but in our communities too. By adapting the way we live, work, travel, and interact with each other, we can generate significant impacts that can have a huge impact. Many of the conversations at COP26 likewise highlighted the need for communities to create collective action to tackle the climate crisis – but the right tools are needed to achieve this.
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On Friday the Financial Times reported on UK businesses missing out on the potential £1bn domestic consumer market for CBD in the article ‘Hemp farmers lose their cool over post-Brexit regulations’. In this blog, Grow Yorkshire Lead Mark Blakeston gives his perspective on the development of the industry in Yorkshire and how legislation is holding it back.
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This month with are celebrating collaboration in our P=Partnership campaign. Our COO James Farrar shares 3 major strategic projects from across York & North Yorkshire where partnership have made all the difference.
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Sue Dawson, Programmes and Relationship Manager at Calderdale College, oversees the Skills Support for the Workforce (SSW) programme and explains why businesses should invest in their staff’s skills right now.
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