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Monday 13 April 2015

Community energy projects @ Turn Lyme Green

Across the border in Lyme Regis, the Transition Town movement has been very busy:



Turn Lyme Green promotes sustainable living in Lyme Regis.  Set up in 2007, we engage the community in environmental issues.  We meet regularly, plan campaigns and events, and have fun. Collaboration with other environmental groups in west Dorset and beyond is an important part of keeping everyone informed and up to date.  TLG acts local, thinks global.

Community Energy Projects

community-energy-projects‘A sub-group has been formed to research a community energy project for Lyme Regis. A very informative visit was made to Wedmore in Somerset and a report will follow. (…Read More)
turnlymegreen.co.uk
Turn Lyme Green Update.

And further into Dorset:

CLS in Dorset Newsletter April 2015
Welcome to our April newsletter. Our events in March proved very popular and have prompted lots of interesting discussion. If you have a news articles for our next edition, please e-mail to info@clsdorset.org.uk
Opportunity to invest in solar panel scheme

Dorset Community Energy, a Community Benefit Society supported by the CLS in Dorset programme to install solar PV panels on 6 schools and village halls, has completed the first solar panel installation at Martinstown Village Hall. Further solar panel installations are planned for Salway Ash and Osmington village halls in April and May, plus 3 PV installations on schools during the August summer holiday.

Local people will have an opportunity to invest in the solar panels and receive 5%- 6% interest per year, plus a 50% tax rebate of the sum invested if investors are taxpayers. The participating schools and village halls will receive free electricity from the solar panels. More information will follow in the June newsletter or for further details please contact Pete West

p.west@dorsetcc.gov.uk.

CLS in Dorset ENews April 2015
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