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Too Good to Go app
Help prevent food waste at Durham University and across our city.
My Greenspace app update
The new My Greenspace mobile app is now live on Android and IOS.
Climate Action Durham, climate procession and talks
Climate Action Durham, climate procession and talks
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Date: Sat 16 Nov
β° Time: 10:30
π Location: procession leaves from outside the Odeon Cinema, Riverwalk, DH1 4SL, passing through the market place to Elvet Methodist Church, New Elvet, DH1 3HL
Second hand clothing sale, 20 November 2024
Second hand clothing sale, 20 November, 14:30, TLC, room 117
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Date: 20 November 2024
β° Time: 14:30 - 17:00
π Location: Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC), room TLC117
My Greenspace app annual survey 2024
My Greenspace app annual survey 2024 - tells us what you think
This November we will be running our annual user survey. Itβs a great opportunity for you to tell us what you like and dislike about the My Greenspace app so that we can improve it.
Find out how to have a sustainable Halloween
Find out how to have a sustainable Halloween... if you dare!
Congratulations to our My Greenspace app monthly winners
Congratulations to our My Greenspace app monthly winners!
What's new on the My Greenspace app this month?
New on the My Greenspace app this month:
Be safe, be seen
On 27 October, British daylight saving time ends and the clocks go back one hour at 2am. This means that each morning and evening will be darker. Stay safe when cycling, walking or running by following our for safe active travel.
Nature Positive: We're Highly Commended in the International Green Gown Awards
We're delighted to announce that our project entitled 'Enhancing Biodiversity at Durham' has been Highly Commended for the Nature Positive category in the International Green Gown Awards 2024. Ian Armstrong, Biodiversity Manager in our Estates and Facilities Directorate, explains more about the project and how it supports our sustainability strategy.
Creation of new wetland areas, Botanic Gardens
You may have noticed that the DU Grounds Maintenance Team have been busy again, this time creating mini wetlands areas in the Botanic Gardens with the aim of further supporting biodiversity across campus.