Investor in Wildlife
Neutral Territory has become an Investor In Wildlife. This programme is run by Suffolk Wildlife Trust and encourages organisations to use resources in support of wildlife in our county. It’s unf...
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Net Zero Innovation Funding
October marks the start of a new phase in the NT research programme. Until now we’ve been focused at organisation level, we’re now switching to community level via our Carbon Champions project. Th...
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Wildlife zones
Our Claydon Court HQ’s sustainability agenda goes beyond measuring, offsetting and reducing carbon (Less is MOR). We’re therefore talking to Suffolk Wildlife Trust about how they can help us do ...
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Carbon Charter Gold
Pleased to report that Neutral Territory has renewed its Carbon Charter certification and has been awarded Gold again....
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Next steps to Carbon Net Zero cricket
The world’s first Carbon Balanced cricket club – Eight Ash Green CC – has taken the next steps on its Net Zero journey by launching the first of a series of capital projects to prepa...
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EV Charger conundrum
A new development at our Claydon Court HQ is the expansion of our EV Charger ‘farm’ from 3 to 6 with the capacity to double again from 6 to 12 when needed. New Sevadis chargers allow preci...
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Doing more than No Mow May
We always leave the courtyard at our office at Claydon to go a bit wild during spring to support wildlife. After recent reports they need as much help as they can get. We hope to talk to Suffolk Wildl...
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Carbon Champions v3.2 release notes
Another big release which includes: Visit the Cricket Community app here....
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From White Elephant to Green Exemplar
The Coddenham Centre is the first in a series where we look at Suffolk’s Greenest County success stories. The idea is to explore what works and what does doesn’t so lessons learned can be ...
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Many thanks to the Cartridge Family
Thanks to everyone who contributed to Waddington Brown’s inkjet cartridge collection. You not only recycled waste but raised £50 for St Elizabeth Hospice too. PS. Hope there are a few people le...
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