Lambeth Council offers cash to encourage residents to go green
7:10am Monday 8th February 2010 in
Cash handouts of up to £500 are being offered by Lambeth Council to help residents set up green schemes in their neighbourhoods.
The handouts form part of a campaign by the council to encourage residents to cut their carbon emissions.
Suggestions for projects include food growing cooperatives, community recycling projects, and insulating community buildings.
Some £5,000 of grants are available until March, with more funding expected later in the year.
Visit lambeth.gov.uk for more details.
More Where I Live stories
- Growing for gold with community food competition
- MP submits dangerous dog report to Government
- Mother jailed for stealing box during riots
- Electronic tags will monitor alcohol in drink offenders' blood
- Capsule discovery shines light on past
- Man jailed for life for killing former lover after changing plea
- Man jailed for stabbing victim during attempted robbery
- 'Police advised council to cancel country show', says leader
- Snow set to hit south London and Surrey again
- Battersea-based drugs gang jailed for dealing
Most popular
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name
