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Can wild swimming unite communities against single-use plastics? Swimmers, councils, brands and campaigners are beginning to align around a shared goal – cutting single-use plastic at source Conservation Environment Lifestyle Society UK
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A season of solidarity: eight projects empowering people this Christmas From lending libraries to children’s charities, grassroots community groups are stepping up this Christmas Culture Environment Society
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The old instruments bringing new opportunities to young lives A growing number of UK schemes are giving used instruments, and the children who play them, a second chance Arts Education Environment Youth
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’Tis the season to be resourceful. How to cut waste this Christmas Across the UK, people are swapping consumerism for community and creativity, proving that Christmas needn’t mean more waste Arts Culture Lifestyle Society Spirit
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Redefining the race: the initiative tackling running’s carbon footprint Meet The Green Runners, a grassroots initiative set up by athletes on a mission to enjoy the sport without the footprint Health Social Enterprise Society Sport
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Capital grains: the urban trees getting a second life Furniture maker Bruce Saunders co-founded Fallen & Felled to give a second life to urban trees destined for the chipper Arts Economics Environment Society
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