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… charging points, long before we were expected to do so. This latest version of our Intelligently Green Plan will take us up to 2030 and is even more ambitious than the first one. It sets out how we will contribute to the climate emergency by cutting the carbon emissions of our own council operations by 75% by 2030 and how we will lead the district to cut its own emissions by at least 50…
… that and the opportunities it will provide as we begin to build back better. We cannot do all this alone. We will need the support of our partners, government and most importantly, all of you Cllr Emma Stokes Executive Board Member for Environment Cllr Bradley Thomas Leader of the Council welcome 3 The plan builds on our already strong leadership on carbon reduction…
… that there is a real opportunity below our feet in parts of the Wychavon district. A further HNDU application for a full feasibility study is likely to be made by the county council in the near future, looking specifically at the geothermal possibilities on the edge of Worcester and also Offenham, to build on the previous work. 19 4. Our priorities This section of the plan contains our four…
… public car parks to 24. The project was part funded by a grant of £64,000 from the Government’s Office of Low Emission Vehicles and was supported by the Energy Saving Trust. We are also investing in a new all electric vehicle for staff to use while on council business, as a replacement for the hybrid vehicle we bought back in 2012. Cllr Emma Stokes, Wychavon Executive Board Member…
…. • Worked with others to create and manage Stoulton woodlands • Supported and contributed funding for community gardens, allotments and woodlands. • Created new and improved habitats for bees, butterflies and other insects in council managed green spaces with more to follow. • Created a pollinator garden at the Civic Centre. • Purchased Shorthorn Woods to be managed by the local community…