Even though we face some huge environmental problems, if we all make small lifestyle changes they can have big impact for our planet. Green Living is a monthly series of articles suggesting practical, easy steps we can all do to make sure our beautiful Earth is preserved for our children.
This page will link to the information articles published each month and provide links to websites and other sources to help look and think about changes for a lifestyle sustainable and light on the earth.
These are links to the online version of the monthly Green Living Series published through the Cannock Chronicle
Ideas for using less plastic packaging
Ideas for changes to use less harsh chemical
Less Litter, cleaner environments
Thoughts about litter production and prevention
Eating better is eating well
Long gone are the "Terry Towel" Nappies, now for Real Nappies
Purchasing your goods and services are best supported through local, independent businesses but not all goods and services are available through these outlets and the following websites give some ideas of where to look for those items not available through your local high street.
Links are provided for information and do not imply endorsement.
These websites are for online stores to buy ethical and similar goods
Online store with a wide range of goods
Online store with a wide range of goods
Online store with a wide range of goods
Online store with a wide range of goods
A new supermarket using zero packaging opening Spring 2018
A specialist footware website
A specialist online food retailer for organic, specialty and bulk foods
These websites give ideas for businesses to reduce their environmental impact
Both of these provide Eco alternatives for packaging for takeaways and fast food
These websites are for information on Green or Ethical Products, Services and Issues
Green Party of England and Wales
National Party Website
National Activist Website
National Activist Website
Ideas for action on climate change
Ideas and information for reducing plastic
A wholly ethical national bank
National Activist Website
A Green Think Tank