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Debbie Bourne

Opinion A weekly Kentish Town Vegbox bag can be ordered and collected from 20 locations locally (Image: Vegbox)
Debbie Bourne

Fresh from the farm: the veg bags helping a community eat more sustainably

Alistair Campbell has lamented the number of London councils that have appeared to drop their Net Zero targets (Image: PA) Alistair Campbell has lamented the number of London councils that have appeared to drop their Net Zero targets (Image: PA)
Opinion
Camden Council
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Camden must rediscover its pioneering spirit on climate action and net zero

An electric fan can help keep you call during a heatwave (Image: Unsplash) An electric fan can help keep you call during a heatwave (Image: Unsplash)
Opinion
Debbie Bourne
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Hot stuff - Camden's heatwave survival guide

Sustainability pioneer Rob Hopkins spoke at an event hosted by Think&Do Camden last week (Image: Debbie Bourne) Sustainability pioneer Rob Hopkins spoke at an event hosted by Think&Do Camden last week (Image: Debbie Bourne)
Opinion
Camden Council
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The city where mime artists replaced traffic police - and road deaths halved

A whole range of items can be borrowed at a Library of Things (Image: Debbie Bourne) A whole range of items can be borrowed at a Library of Things (Image: Debbie Bourne)
Opinion
Debbie Bourne
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The library where you can borrow useful things instead of buying them

Cllr Samata Khatoon (second left) joins Talulla Cragg, Nicole Vieira and Syeda Begum from Think&Do giving advice on how to Stay Cool (Image: Debbie Bourne) Cllr Samata Khatoon (second left) joins Talulla Cragg, Nicole Vieira and Syeda Begum from Think&Do giving advice on how to Stay Cool (Image: Debbie Bourne)
Opinion
Camden Council
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'Heatwaves are getting more common- here's how to stay cool'

Debbie Bourne plants herbs on the Three Fields Estate in Camden (Image: Debbie Bourne) Debbie Bourne plants herbs on the Three Fields Estate in Camden (Image: Debbie Bourne)
Opinion
Camden Council
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The group helping people make their streets greener and more pleasant

Insects are a great source of protein (Image: CC:2.0) Insects are a great source of protein (Image: CC:2.0)
Opinion
Debbie Bourne
1

'Eating insects is good for you - I can recommend the cheesy grasshoppers'

Do you know how much waste you create at Christmas? (Image: Pixaby) Do you know how much waste you create at Christmas? (Image: Pixaby)
Opinion
Climate emergency
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A festive quiz about Christmas waste

volunteers planting Think&Do project Communitrees at Abbey Estate (Image: Think&DoCamden) volunteers planting Think&Do project Communitrees at Abbey Estate (Image: Think&DoCamden)
Opinion
Camden
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'The best gift to give this Christmas is what you can do'

Learn about the basics of home-energy saving (Image: Debbe Bourne) Learn about the basics of home-energy saving (Image: Debbe Bourne)
Opinion
Camden Council
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'There's a way we can all get warmer homes, lower bills and more jobs'

A good value tasty pop-up cafe has opened in Somers Town (Image: Debbie Bourne) A good value tasty pop-up cafe has opened in Somers Town (Image: Debbie Bourne)
Opinion
Camden
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Queues down the road for tasty bites at pop-up café

Debbie Bourne wants to plant fruit trees across Camden (Image: PA) Debbie Bourne wants to plant fruit trees across Camden (Image: PA)
Opinion
Camden Council
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'What if Camden became one big orchard?'

Debbie Bourne urges everyone to sign up to the UK Repair and Reuse Declaration (Image: Pixaby) Debbie Bourne urges everyone to sign up to the UK Repair and Reuse Declaration (Image: Pixaby)
Opinion
Climate emergency
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'Would you like to be able to fix electrical goods when they break, not bin them?'

Before buying a new kettle consider getting your old one repaired (Image: PA) Before buying a new kettle consider getting your old one repaired (Image: PA)
Opinion
Camden
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'I saved a fortune on home electrical goods by doing this simple thing'

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