Below you find the list of archive events for 2010; please click on the relevant month to view the information.
January
Regional Cylch Council Meetings 2010
These meetings took place in 3 regions of Wales and consisted of topical presentations in the morning (available below) and a council meeting in the afternoon. The council meeting acts as a mechanism for Members in their region to express any issues / submit any ideas that they may have that are then raised at the Cylch board meetings. This is done via a nominated Regional Representative (RR), who is an individual person from a member organisation, who is nominated as a trustee and acts on behalf of their region.
The dates of the meetings that took place can be found below;
Click below to download the presentations (Adobe PDF)
For a copy of the 'Valuing the Carbon Economy' presentation that was delivered by Ken Moon, please contact Kayle Martin
Notes from these meetings were circulated via email to members; if you are a member and would like to be sent a copy of the minutes, please contact Kayle Martin and specify for which meeting you would like the notes for.
For more information: kayle.martin@cylch.org.uk / 029 2064 9750
February
Delivering Sustainable Resource Management - Marriott Hotel, Cardiff, 4th February 2010
Presentations available for download below
Joined-up thinking between sectors and departments dealing with waste took a step forward in Wales as representatives from the social enterprise, statutory and private sectors gathered in Cardiff on 4th February.
The first joint event between Cylch (Wales Community Recycling Network) and CIWM (Chartered Institution of Waste Management) saw 100 delegates with approximately equal representation from all three sectors.
Click below to download the presentations (Adobe PDF)
For more information: phil.marks@cylch.org.uk / james.kay@ciwm.co.uk
Growing Opportunities, 25th March 2010 - Cwm Harry Land Trust
“Growing Opportunities”, the 2010 Cylch Organics Event, took place on 25th March at the Cwm Harry Land Trust’s site in Newtown. The day focused on opportunities from food waste collection, with an emphasis on Anaerobic Digestion. The programme featured an AD demonstration using Methanogen’s micro-digester, as well as some in-depth debate on legislation. Attendees were invited to have a look around the site, which included Cwm Harry’s In-Vessel Composter, raised beds where vegetables were grown, and an assembly area where veggie bags were put together.
Presentations are available for download below;
For further information on CCN’s Small Scale Community Biogas Project:
Email: cath@communitycompost.org to join the CCN Micro AD Steering Group.
For more information: rose.jennings@cylch.org.uk
Page Updated: 30th March 2010