Small Acts Big Change Update!

Through our Small Acts Big Change program, we recently delivered a mini lockdown series highlighting some simple tips and tricks to help our communities reduce their waste while at home.

This mini-series was comprised of five social media tiles covering problems such as food waste, textiles waste, and plastic waste. This delivers on the program’s thematic focuses.

Tips and tricks included:

Boxing up charity shop donations while going through your wardrobe
Reducing your food waste by learning new recipes instead of ordering in
Reducing your food waste by writing a shopping list
How to practice sustainable fashion when online shopping during lockdown
Boxing up problem waste, such as batteries or oil bottles, for when community recycling centres reopen

For more information on our Small Acts Big Change program head their website! Our lockdown series is also available by checking out our Facebook and Instagram pages, if you would like to share for your own Council’s socials.

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Small Acts Big Change Update!

A Word from the Director Hunter JO (Executive Officer) – Steve Wilson

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