A very good game

Waste Solutions has partnered with Wiltshire Football Association on their latest campaign to raise awareness of climate change across the footballing community.

Wiltshire FA’s ‘The Good Game’ initiative, which encourages its members to make small changes to reduce environmental impact, launched their campaign with a tree planting event at Green Lane Playing Fields in Devizes.

Neil Pollard, Divisional Director Waste Solutions said: “Sustainability is very important to us; it is embedded in what we do. We see this campaign as a great opportunity to engage people with lots of ideas about how they can

Youth Theatre sponsorship

Hills has confirmed sponsorship for the 2023 Summer Youth Project at the Wyvern Theatre in Swindon.

Salisbury Cathedral School visit to MRF

Year 8 pupils from Salisbury Cathedral School learned more about the issues around waste management and recycling when they were guided around the Waste facility at Calne in February.

The tour took in the Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Sands Farm and the landfill at Lower Compton.

help the planet. There is a desperate need to address climate change, using a partnership approach and the influence and reach of football we can all make small changes to help the environmental challenges we face.”

The two-week project will provide around 200 young people with a creative opportunity to work in a professional theatre over the school summer holidays.

Oli Webb, Creative Learning Manager of Wyvern Theatre and Swindon Art Centre said: “We are incredibly grateful. SYP is also more than just performing. It gives young people the opportunity to try, get things wrong, support one another, build confidence, be safe in the summer, and build lifelong friends. Without local business support we would be unable to achieve this goal.”