The official presentation and planting of the new trees took place on 20 March with staff and pupils from Hockering Church of England Primary Academy and Revd Matthew Hutton, a
Eco Church rep, Sarah Toothill explains how the journey has gone so far. “I cant remember exactly how we started, but I became aware of Eco Church and looked into
The biodiversity survey, supported by environmental charities A Rocha UK and Caring for God’s Acre, as well as the Church of England and the Church in Wales, will take place from June 3
Love your Burial Ground Week is a celebratory week which has been running for many years. Caring for God’s Acre has been encouraging all who help to look after churchyards,
This prestigious award is open to employees and apprentices, under the age of 21, who work for a Norfolk-based employer. Applicants must work within the land-based sector and their employment
Our Eco Church journey started in early 2022 after seeing and reading about the outcomes and objectives of the COP26 conference in November 2021. In line with this Bishop Graham
“Fortunately the day was clear and not too cold for our Big Churchyard Birdwatch at Hemblington,” says Susan Rowe, Secretary of The Friends of All Saints Church. The church is
People across the country and all around the world are feeling the impacts of climate change and spiraling costs of living, but are united in wanting to see a safer,
The Earth Society Foundation is an international organisation promoting peace and care for the planet and the recognition is for the school’s work on helping the town launch its nature
“Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it.” [Song of Solomon 8.7] On Sunday, I gathered with people from the community of Sea Palling to remember those
