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Friday, 2 July 2021, 1:25 pm
Plastic Free July is upon us and Hastings District
Council is hosting a number of events throughout the month
to help people do their part to reduce their plastic
use.
Plastic Free July is a worldwide movement that
helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic
pollution – it encourages participants to take the
challenge and find ways to reduce their plastic
consumption.
The Hastings District Council waste
minimisation team is running three events, as well as
encouraging people to try at least one thing: grab their
favourite takeaway drink in their own cup, or try the new
Press Release – Hastings District Council Plastic Free July is upon us and Hastings District Council is hosting a number of events throughout the month to help people do their part to reduce their plastic use. Plastic Free July is a worldwide movement that helps millions of people be part …
Plastic Free July is upon us and Hastings District Council is hosting a number of events throughout the month to help people do their part to reduce their plastic use.
Plastic Free July is a worldwide movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution – it encourages participants to take the challenge and find ways to reduce their plastic consumption.
Press Release – Neighbours Day
Neighbours Day Aotearoa this month, running from
March 20-30. The events calendar continues to grow, with almost 400 registered events already confirmed from Whangarei to Invercargill, and more being added every day.
An annual initiative, now in its 12th year. Neighbours Day Aotearoa is a fun way to celebrate and connect with your neighbours, as knowing your neighbours helps combat loneliness and isolation in our communities. This year, the organisers have created a theme – The Great Plant Swap – to offer neighbours a tangible symbol of togetherness and belonging, in a way that allows for either active or non-contact participation, whether Aotearoa is in Alert Level 1 or 4. Many participants have embraced the theme of plants and gardening in their events for 2021.