… Emissions for St Helens Borough Council in tonnes - 2019 This data tells us that as a Council we account for less than 3% of the total emissions across the Borough. Whilst we clearly intend to lead by example and get our own house in order, our bigger focus has to be on supporting residents, communities, partners and businesses to reduce emissions in a managed, sustainable and expedient way…
… across the borough. 2120 Secured • £19m redevelopment of Newton-le-Willows station completed in 2019, making it easier and more attractive to travel by sustainable modes to and from the station. • £17.6m secured for development and delivery of active and sustainable travel infrastructure by March 2023, including major enhancements at Lea Green station and a supporting network…
… Strategy through a number of schemes including:- the Local Authority Delivery, Home Upgrade Grant (Sustainable Warmth Fund) and Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund. The details are as follows: • £1.3 m from the Local Authority Delivery Fund for installation of external wall insulation and other retrofit measures 130 properties. • With partners have submitted a bid from the Sustainable…
… that our own journeys are more sustainable, engaging actively with our staff to incentivise active and sustainable travel modes and increasing access to electric vehicle charging infrastructure within the Council’s vehicle fleet. PROMOTING ACTIVE TRAVEL T R A N S P O R T 3736 FLOOD MANAGEMENT C L I M A T E A D A P T I O N As we try to cut emissions and slow the pace of global warming, we…
… assessment was undertaken to see if these features helped reduce pollution in the watercourses. Further work is being investigated and developed to extend the measures further within the Sankey Valley. 3938 RECYCLE MORE OWN AN ALLOTMENT BUY SUSTAINABLE CLOTHES CONSIDER CAR SHARING IF PUBLIC TRANSPORT IS NOT SUITABLE TURN THE TAP OFF WHILST BRUSHING MY TEETH SWITCH…