Join us for a drink and nibbles at The George, High Street, Rye from 7pm on Tuesday 11 December. A chance to get to know other members in an informal gathering without an agenda.
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REG has launched a competition to bid for part of £2,500 to help environmental projects. Groups are inviting to compete for up to £1,000 per project with a closing date of Sunday 30 September 2018. The winners to be announced at REG’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) in November 2018. Projects must benefit the environment […]
A guided tour of Brede High Woods at bluebell time! Wednesday 25 April, 10am-12pm, with David Bonsall of the Woodland Trust. Full details from Stephen Clift, REG Secretary, s.clift@btinternet.com
Local architect Dominic Manning gave a well-attended talk on sustainable architecture to the Rother Environmental Group (REG) at The George on Tuesday 27 March 2018 Dominic said that buildings are resource intensive, using up significant amounts of energy, water, materials and land, both in the construction and in the day to day use. In particular […]
Rother Environmental Group Benson Room, George Inn, Rye Tuesday 30 January, 7pm for 7.30pm start Are you concerned about our environment? Come along to hear about current environmental issues and discuss the work of Rother Environmental Group Short contributions from: Andy Dinsdale Marine pollution Stephen Hardy Rother Neighbourhood Plans Alastair Fairley Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Rachel […]
The Rother Environmental Group has a programme of meetings and activities in place for 2018 Please promote to family, friends and colleagues! Tuesday 12th December 2017 Social event: drinks and nibbles. The George, Rye, 7pm Tuesday 30th January Sharing concerns about the environment. Come along for series of short presentations and discussion.The George, Rye, 7pm […]
Rother Environmental Group Annual General Meeting Tuesday 21 November, 2017, 7.00pm Benson Room, The George, High Street, Rye Followed by a talk Sustrans and the National Cycle Network Susan Burton Sue Burton, the Hastings and Rother Sustrans Volunteer Group Co-ordinator will talk about the National Cycle Network and the role of volunteer ranges in monitoring […]
Walking, Environment and Health Scarlett McNally and Bev Marks Tuesday 25 July, 7.30pm Battle Club, 91 High Street, Battle Moderate exercise, at a dose of 20 minutes a day, reduces an individual’s risk of ever getting diabetes, dementia, depression, high blood pressure, heart disease and breast cancer, each by 25-50%. Exercise also helps with secondary […]
Excellent report on the REG visit to Dungeness in April in Rye News: http://www.ryenews.org.uk/living/green-groups-nuclear-visit#comment-3473
Marshmallow near Rye Barry Yates’ excellent presentation on the State of Nature in Rother, can be found here: State of Nature in Rother 2017
