Nov 06 2007 | Archive
IN 1990, John Clough set up Eaga with a couple of like-minded colleagues. He had his own special reason to take the plunge, though even he never guessed Eaga would grow into the success it is today. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
VIVERDI is an online business selling pet supplies and gift-presentation drinks. In two and a half years, Viverdi has become one of the largest pet suppliers online – indeed the biggest now, Mark Berriman believes. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
ONE of the North-East’s best known lawyers, Robert Dickinson has a deep love of the region which he has expressed throughout his long and distinguished career by utilising his expert skills as a lawyer and financier for the good of the region and some of its most distinguished institutions. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
NISSAN’S Sunderland plant is constantly working to reduce its environmental impact. The latest scheme is a new waste recycling programme. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
THINK about places to fish in Newcastle and your first thought is probably the Tyne. But there’s actually a three-acre fishing lake just round the corner from the RVI. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
A RECENT research report shows investment in the local environment is returned with benefits to the local economy. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
WASTE managers have issued new guidelines for Northumberland people to clarify what they should put in their kerbside recycling bins. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
The pioneering Recycling Village is a partnership project with South Tyneside Council and Groundwork, which brings onto one site modern recycling facilities, an education centre and community recycling outlet. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
FROM October 30, 2007, all non-hazardous waste has had to be pre-treated. Any company that produces waste is responsible for its pre-treatment. Failure to comply may result in enforcement action by the Environment Agency. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
HOW far can the average customer drive a Nissan Qashqai on one tank of fuel? If they drive economically, it could be the entire length of the UK and more Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
A NORTH-EAST company’s expertise will help businesses to be water-wise and efficient. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
BUSINESSES across the North- East are coming to terms with a new European law which means they are responsible for pre-treating their waste before it is collected. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
EIGHT glasses of water a day, that is what the experts recommend to keep you healthy, on the ball and at your physical peak. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
BELLWAY Homes and JBT Waste Services are working together to pioneer a super-efficient waste recycling on-site scheme that is helping the housebuilder beat stringent government construction waste targets. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
A TRAVEL co-ordinator at Cobalt Business Park who helps promote sustainable travel options, has been shortlisted for best workplace travel plan adviser in the National Travelwise Association (NTWA) awards 2007. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
AS A company committed to the well-being of its employees as well as the environment and the local community, business software company Sage has recently introduced a Cycle to Work Scheme in conjunction with the Department of Transport and Cyclescheme. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
TWO-THIRDS of our planet is covered in water, but only 1% of that is drinkable. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
Having a bath: 80 litres. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
Did you know that there’s a dedicated website where North-East businesses can find specialist help with cutting the costs of getting rid of waste and recycling, designing greener products and specific support for different industry sectors? Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
THERE are a number of watercourses surrounding Newcastle International Airport, including the start of the Ouseburn River which flows through Jesmond Dene and eventually into the River Tyne. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
It’s a huge challenge for industry and our economy. Sectors such as food and drink, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and construction recognise the need for more effective approaches to water management and sustainable practices, and the competitive advantage they could seize by becoming more water-efficient. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
The North Tyneside Warm Zone project is officially underway as the team secured an additional £270,000 of CEEF funding for year one of the three year project. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
COMMUNITY Energy Solutions has continued its work of bringing affordable and environmentally friendly heating to communities in the North-East. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
Currently in Derwentside wind developments are producing enough to power 17% of its homes, so the Langley Wind Farm, with its four 2.75MW turbines will significantly increase the district’s wind generation capacity. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
A NORTH online ethical retailer has expanded its operations and added its support to locally-produced organic products in the process. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
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Nov 06 2007 | Archive
The new scheme has been established to celebrate environmental excellence and innovation in wildlife-friendly farming. It singles out for recognition farmers such as Graham Dixon and Chris Hodgson who have made the greatest contribution to conserving England’s special wildlife and landscapes while helping people have greater access to our natural environment. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
While people throughout the North are firing up their boilers, Statexcolourprint, on the Airport Industrial Estate, has a far more efficient way of heating its factory. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
GREEN support services sector company eaga plc was recently appointed by Sir Robert McAlpine to fit solar panels to the roof of a new eco building in Newcastle. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
A There are a few simple things we can all do every day to help save energy and make a difference to our fuel bills. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
Jo Bussey explains what businesses and local authorities can do to help protect local wildlife. Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
Here are some frequently asked questions: Read
Nov 06 2007 | Archive
SERVICE engineers from Newcastle company Iguana Central Heating have been giving up their evenings and weekends to help make St Oswald’s Hospice in the city more energy efficient. Read