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Top Tips for a Green Christmas.....
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1. Recycle as much as you can- From card to glass or even your Christmas Tree!
2. Don't waste food- Make a list of food you need so you don't buy food you don't need!
3. Make your own decorations- Use last years decorations or even head outside for the natural greenery of your own garden!
4. Send a Christmas e-card- Save money and the environment by making your own Christmas e-card!
5. Use recycled wrapping paper- Wrap those presents in recycled wrapping paper, as its only going to be ripped apart in 30 seconds anyway!
6. Dont like your gifts- Donate your unwanted gifts or old gifts from last year to charity!
7. Use battery-free electricals- Buy wind up toys or use rechargeable batteries to get them toys going!
8. Use re-usable shopping bags- Carry the shopping in re-usable shopping bags, don't put it in bags you don't need!
9. Compost that waste food- All the vegetables and fruit that isn't used, throw them into your very own compost bin!
10. Use LED Christmas lights- Use LED Christmas lights which use less power but also remember to switch them off when your out!
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We hope you have a Merry Christmas and Green one too!!
Opportunity to work for NWGEN
NWGEN is looking for a new Co-ordinator to lead the implementation of the NWGEN programme. The post holder will provide operational management to co-ordinate the implementaion of programme activities throughout the region, monitor and evaluate delivery in-line with a five-year strategic plan. If this job is for you then visit the website for more information www.lgec.org.uk
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Resource Hub
Why don't you come along and get inspired by the wealth of resources in our Resource Hub at Liverpool World Centre - please telephone first on 0151 708 6515 to arrange a visit as the Hub is not staffed everyday.
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Liverpool World Centre has moved to Toxteth TV Centre
Welcome to the Liverpool World Centre website! Liverpool World Centre is a voluntary organisation and charity which aims to raise awareness among the people of Merseyside about issues of global interdependence and global justice. We work with schools, communities and organisations across the five boroughs.
Liverpool World Centre's work involves running projects based on issues such as climate change, social justice, diversity and sustainability. We are also able to offer training for community groups in Participatory Methods and we maintain a Resource Hub which offers both sales and loans of a wide range of global education resources. Additionally, we act as a network between teachers, parents, community groups, schools and, most of all, children.
For Schools
Our latest edition of our newsletter is now available for download. Click here to download it.
This contains current events locally and globally and how you as a school can get involved.
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