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-- environmental news plus links to local groups welcome to greenweb green groups in monmouthshire links recycling changes planned uncategorized comments off on recycling changes planned dec 01 2018 a report to be considered by an mcc committee next week – https://democracy.monmouthshire.gov.uk/documents/s18562/reusable%20recycling%20bags%20and%20food%20bags%20-%20rh%20-%20dec18%20v.2%20final.pdf – recommends that the present orange and purple single-use recycling bags be replaced by reusable bags similar to those used for garden waste. the advantages of this are considered to outweigh the prospect of emptied bags in the street until collected by householders. food waste is currently collected in compostable starch bags that are, surprisingly, sent for energy-from-waste incineration by the company processing the waste. the starch bags are not suitable for anaerobic digestion and they prefer plastic bags that would be cheaper for the council to supply and also allow householders to reuse bags that have contained bread, frozen vegetables, etc. the council is already committed to collecting glass separately and to separating paper, metal and plastics at the kerbside when loading the collection vehicles. posted by newsedit at 11:23 am carwyn’s successor to make m4 relief decision? uncategorized comments off on carwyn’s successor to make m4 relief decision? nov 30 2018 the final decision on building the m4 relief road near newport may be made by the next first minister, carwyn jones has conceded after a non-binding vote by ams this week calling for his successor – due to assume the position on 12 december – to determine the project. posted by newsedit at 4:49 pm new motor circuit possibility uncategorized comments off on new motor circuit possibility nov 23 2018 blaenau gwent council is in ‘early discussions with interested parties’ over a proposal for a technology-based employment hub at ebbw vale which could include a test circuit. the site was formerly earmarked for the controversial but aborted circuit of wales (cow) project at rassau. recently the council revealed that it has applied to renew the planning permission for the key elements of the cow scheme “in order that any potential development opportunities can be explored fully”. according to the western mail the new plans, by ‘two of wales’s leading financial figures’, for the 320-hectare site would involve a motor racing circuit as well as state-of-the-art testing facilities for the automotive industry. the cost could be £150m and they are looking for part-funding from the cardiff city region deal for what could be a £150 million initiative. posted by newsedit at 3:19 pm news from transition monmouth uncategorized comments off on news from transition monmouth nov 22 2018 we couldn’t resist posting extracts from one of transition monmouth’s excellent newsletters – hope they don’t mind. why not join them? – [email protected] . the ipcc (intergovernmental panel on climate change) report published last month – download from https://www.ipcc.ch/news_and_events/pr_outreach_vietnam_2018.shtml or read one of the many articles such as https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/oct/08/global-warming-must-not-exceed-15c-warns-landmark-un-report – told the world that it really had to get its act together. it states, loudly + clearly, that unless we make significant changes in the next 12 years we will reach a tipping point in climate change that will be irreversible. what to do? we can all make our individual contributions minimising our carbon footprint but it needs a whole lot else. it needs governments + corporations around the world to unite in the huge changes that are needed. how about we start with our own government? how about getting them to stop building roads + runways – invest in public transport instead. how about getting them to support renewable energy + stop fracking, etc etc? for a start there are two discussion opportunities:- discussion evening – the ipcc report: tuesday 27 november, 7.30 at the robin hood: discussion led by john payne + haydn cullen-jones; gathering for some challenging conversation: tuesday 11 december, 6.30 at trealy farm, mitchel troy np25 4bl – contact https://thepracticeofthewild.com if you would like to attend. or for those of you ready for some direct civil disobedience action there’s the extinction rebellion, launched a couple of weeks ago with a rally in parliament square + a few arrests. there have been more – much reported on social media, not so much in the mainstream media (there’s a surprise!). locally there is a group in abergavenny – on facebook as extinction rebellion: abergavenny affinity group – providing support/information + organising groups to join in protests in london, + also at the senedd on 4 december when the vote on the new m4 through the gwent levels will be taken. contact them via facebook or email rob proctor at [email protected] . food sense: wednesday 28 november, 7.30 at the robin hood – food poverty, social isolation, food waste – come along, or email [email protected] for further details. no new m4 protest: tuesday 4 december, 12.30 at the senedd – join a car share from monmouth – details from rob proctor at [email protected] posted by newsedit at 12:52 pm the decision is nigh uncategorized comments off on the decision is nigh nov 21 2018 while mps of both main parties are calling for welsh government to make an early decision on the m4 relief road, campaigners against the road are urged to email ams who will debate the matter in early december before carwyn jones is expected to make a decision before he leaves office on 11 december. friends of the earth plan an assembly demonstration for 12.30pm on 4 december . posted by newsedit at 3:16 pm solar farm approved at llanwern uncategorized comments off on solar farm approved at llanwern nov 14 2018 the welsh government has approved a huge solar farm south of the former steelworks at llanwern, newport. the gwent farmers community solar scheme, where 250,000panels will power 15,000 homes, is the first renewable energy ‘development of national significance’ to be approved under new procedures. posted by newsedit at 3:07 pm monmouthshire’s supply of housing land uncategorized comments off on monmouthshire’s supply of housing land nov 14 2018 editor’s comment: many welsh planning authorities have found that they are failing to meet the government’s expectation that they have a five-year supply of available housing land, despite adequate unused allocations in local development plans. this year the government allowed councils to disregard the ‘considerable weight’ to be attached to this consideration when dealing with applications for unallocated sites – especially helpful where the ldp revision process is underway, as in monmouthshire. in september the county council decided that ‘appropriate weight’ should be given to this consideration, and defined a list of ‘ground rules’ to be satisfied. since the beginning of august monmouthshire cc has approved in outline or detail land for about 600 homes, 240 of which have been on unallocated land. over 100 of the latter at raglan were considered to satisfy the new policy despite strong counter-arguments. the county must now have a five-year supply, provided that developments proceed to detailed approval quickly. there are more applications on unallocated land to be decided, but we must hope that any substantial releases are only made via the ldp revision that will have to provide for our needs up to 2033. no doubt that will also prove controversial but at least it will be the outcome of a careful process with which all can engage. posted by newsedit at 2:59 pm councillors to consider litter plan uncategorized comments off on councillors to consider litter plan nov 13 2018 a select committee of mcc is to consider a new litter strategy and action plan for monmouthshire. the report – https://democracy.monmouthshire.gov.uk/iel

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