We here at Bewdley Local Produce Market are proud to be working in partnership with a number of different organisations working towards long-term environmental sustainability for our local community. Please click on the link to check out their website.
Bewdley
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Bewdley Town Council
Bewdley Town Council's website
Bewdley Town Council's website
Natural England
Natural England is an Executive Non-departmental Public Body responsible to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Our purpose is to protect and improve England’s natural environment and encourage people to enjoy and get involved in their surroundings.
Natural England is an Executive Non-departmental Public Body responsible to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Our purpose is to protect and improve England’s natural environment and encourage people to enjoy and get involved in their surroundings.
Taste of the Wyre
Taste of the Wyre is an initative that promotes quality local food producers and other rural land businesses to show the range of quality produce and products which are part of the rich tapestry that is the Wyre Forest area. The Forest incorporates the second largest ancient oak woodland in the country, after the New Forest. It was formerly surrounded by orchards, some of which are now being restored, and also contains important habitats and sites of special scientific interest. Taste of the Wyre is part of the Selling the Wyre project to support the development of local rural businesses and the sustainability of the local economy. Taste of the Wyre is supported by the Grow with Wyre Landscape Partnership, the Local Producers Network and Bewdley Development Trust.
Taste of the Wyre is an initative that promotes quality local food producers and other rural land businesses to show the range of quality produce and products which are part of the rich tapestry that is the Wyre Forest area. The Forest incorporates the second largest ancient oak woodland in the country, after the New Forest. It was formerly surrounded by orchards, some of which are now being restored, and also contains important habitats and sites of special scientific interest. Taste of the Wyre is part of the Selling the Wyre project to support the development of local rural businesses and the sustainability of the local economy. Taste of the Wyre is supported by the Grow with Wyre Landscape Partnership, the Local Producers Network and Bewdley Development Trust.
Transition Bewdley
In response to the twin pressures of peak oil and climate change, we have come together to form Transition Bewdley. Members of transition bewdley are from all backgrounds and professions, but are united in working towards reducing our town’s dependence on fossil fuels, reduce the town’s carbon footprint, and make the town resilient enough to withstand the fundamental changes that will accompany peak oil.
In response to the twin pressures of peak oil and climate change, we have come together to form Transition Bewdley. Members of transition bewdley are from all backgrounds and professions, but are united in working towards reducing our town’s dependence on fossil fuels, reduce the town’s carbon footprint, and make the town resilient enough to withstand the fundamental changes that will accompany peak oil.
Wyre Forest Landscape Partnership
The Wyre Forest Landscape Partnership is a new body set up to help look after the largest contiguous area of ancient woodlands in England. We want to ensure that we keep Wyre as a special place for our wildlife and for people particularly by finding new ways to use the timber it grows within our local economy and community.
The Wyre Forest Landscape Partnership is a new body set up to help look after the largest contiguous area of ancient woodlands in England. We want to ensure that we keep Wyre as a special place for our wildlife and for people particularly by finding new ways to use the timber it grows within our local economy and community.
