The Round Hill Society

Environment

This section includes items on sustainability, wildlife and notes on visual aspects of the Round Hill landscape.

Pollution from Hollingdean Depot Life Near The Dump and how to complain
about odour, noise, dust &/or light pollution.

Round Hill Community Clean-up Action on messy streets & other nuisances:
List of Council Services relating to anti-social behaviour

The Three R s for the Victim of Graffiti by Vivien Eliades

Dog fouling & what to do about it
Failure to pick up after a dog has fouled a public open space (such as a pavement/road/park/field/the beach) could cost the owner a fine of up to £1000. Go to www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/animalwelfare for info RE "fouling of streets" and "dogs off leads". Regular problems with dog fouling should be reported at this link.

Eco Open Houses
In 2013, Eco Open Houses: Brighton & Hove will be held over two weekends: 15–16 and 22–23 June. To catch up on past eco-houses events: view the Programme for 2011 and read the Final report of the Eco Open Houses 2010.

Trees and wildlife 2013 Friends of Hollingbury Woods and their Bee banks project

2011 Council Ecologist's Wildlife Review of 2011 -
Become a Nature Warden - photograph and log the wildlife you see in Brighton and Hove on the Council Ecologist's website at www.citywildlife.org.uk.

2005 tree planting, felling & Network Rail

The Level
Click here for full information about The Level Restoration on
Brighton and Hove City Council's website.

Climate Change & Sustainability
2013 initiatives: Brighton & Hove's Sustainability Partnership

2010 Sustainability Conference The evolving seas

2008 conference: Brighton & Hove - the first urban biosphere city

2008 workshops One planet city - themes discussed

2005 Installing solar panels a Round Hill resident's experience


This page was last updated by Ted on 29-Jan-2013