Looking at Business Success,  What does it mean and how do we get there?

For those interested in Rebuilding Trust, I recommend this one day conference and the networks associated with it.

• A one-day event looking at successful ethical business from sole-traders to structured organizations.
• Using the Quaker Business Method, you will discern true business success for your business in this time of ethical turmoil.
• The day will include the option to follow the ethical business thread or to mix it with learning on equitable governance, enhancing life at work, and getting the right business.
• Sharing and problem solving in small group workshops with advice and guidance from leading Quakers in business.
• Optional evening buffet,Tuesday 24 November: 19.30 – 21.00 at FH , £12 per head.
• Conference Fee £55, members £80 non-members.

Please go to the Q&B website for more information and to book:
http://www.quakersandbusiness.org.uk/

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Green
and ethical businesses are defying the grey economic climate and
booking up for the EcoVillage at the Kent County Show this year. The
EcoVillage is in its second year and is going from strength to
strength having expanded its space to over 5000sq m, showcasing over
80 exhibitors.

Visitors
to the Kent County Show can come and find ideas and inspiration for
greener living at The EcoVillage from a wide range of exhibitors -
we have everything from cars to insurance, clothes to garden
features, bikes to timber buildings – everything you need for
greener living!

If
gardening is your interest, Co-op will be giving away free wildflower
seeds as part of their Save the Bees Campaign, learn about growing
your own with the Soil Association, or get inspiration from English
Oak.

If
transport is your thing, come and see the Seat Ecomotive range -
three of the most eco-friendly cars on the market, or look at the
latest in electric bikes with Greased Lightening Cycles.

Paperpod
and Playmais will have plenty to keep children occupied and they’ll
love making their own smoothies with Move ‘n’ Smooth! Mums and
Dads will find it hard to resist treating them to clothes from Kidz
Organic or toys and games from Woodland Children.

The
Mark Group will be on hand for advice on making your home energy
efficient, while Invicta Clean Energy, Eternal Energy Systems, Solar
Age and Viridus Energie will be available to discuss how you can help
to power your home with renewable energy.

At
The EcoVillage 2009 visitors will discover exhibitors of all shapes
and sizes, arranged in village streets such as Energy Avenue and
Protect Kent Path, EcoVillage Hall and the Market Marquee. They can
also relax in the EcoVillage Green Picnic Area where Well Hung Meats
will be providing delicious organic food all day, or visit Goji Wah
Wah, a converted London Routemaster bus serving gourmet vegetarian
food.

We
are also please to be collaborating with sponsors Protect Kent and
Countrystyle Group this year, John Suffolk of Countrystyle Group
comments:

“Countrystyle
Group is pleased to be sponsoring the EcoVillage at this year’s
Kent Show.

The
EcoVillage is a great initiative for green business in the South East
and totally in keeping with the business philosophy of Countrystyle
Group. We hope that by supporting the event this year that we can
help to highlight the importance of protecting the environment.”

There
will be plenty to see and do at The EcoVillage, so come and find us
at this years’ Kent County Show to find out how easy it really is
to be green!

Notes
to editors:

The
EcoVillage will be at The Kent County Show at Detling 17th, 18th &
19th July 2009

The
EcoVillage is an event which promotes sustainable products, services
and organisations. Our aim is that a visit to an EcoVillage will
help people to live a greener life and help them save money!

The
EcoVillage will also be present at Construction Expo 2009. Held at
Chatham Maritime on 30^th
September, this event is a key event for construction professionals
in the South East.

The
EcoVillage was also present at the Kent 2020 Exhibition in April of
this year, a great event for

The
EcoVillage

For
more information about The EcoVillage please contact Vicky Whitlock
on 01227 271261, vicky@theecovillage.co.uk or visit
www.theecovillage.co.uk,
which we’ll be regularly updating.

Media
enquiries, high resolution photography and requests for interviews
for the EcoVillage should be forwarded to Vicky Whitlock.

A REGIONAL EVENT WITH INTERNATIONAL REACH
As ministers abandon plans to publish a community empowerment bill, Smart City Futures will give those communities a voice! It will bring together Global leaders from business, policy and research for a desperately needed, honest and open conversation about connectivity, collaboration and community empowerment.

WHO WILL BE THERE?

 High Level International Speakers Include:

Melissa Sterry                 CEO, Societás, UK
Prof Takeda Shuzaburo    Exec Director, Business Universities Forum, Tokyo
Veli-Pekka Niitamo          Research Director, NOKIA IT Living Labs, Netherlands
Prof Paul James              Director Global Cities, RMIT, Melbourne
Lesley Gavin                  BT’s first female futurologist, UK
Prof Carolyn Kagan         Psychology and Social Change, MMU, UK

WHAT and WHY?
A lack of transparency and a silo mentality is resulting in a global political, environmental and economic meltdown
Open,
honest debate and knowledge sharing will help global communities to
climb out of these economically and environmentally challenged times
Smart
City Futures will provide an honest, open forum that will break down
the walls between policy makers, industry leaders, Universities and the
communities they serve. Together they will explore open innovation and
talk about how to build the foundations for a more sustainable future
Day
3 of Smart City Futures, designed by Just-b. Productions, will bring
b.TWEEN magic into the mix to pull crucial conversations into the 21st
century at this landmark forum
Using web 2.0 technologies, this
innovative event will show how Universities can walk the walk and act
as catalysts for change. Smart City Futures will give communities a
voice and a chance to interact in real time with global leaders

All speakers will be able to answer unmoderated questions in this rare chance to talk directly and honestly about our future

NEW CHALLENGES CALL FOR NEW SOLUTIONS: What makes SCF different?

This
event will be packed with installations, conversations, workshops,
brainstorms and one to ones. Moving away from traditional formats,
technologies will invite participation and interaction throughout.
Sessions will look at a range of thought provoking topics and themes
such as:

Professional Futures: Innovation and Collaboration in the Professional realms;
Policy Futures: Towards a Framework for Sustainable Economies;
Community Futures: Empowering Communities

A
New Start / Potential Plus Network Conference
Manchester,
21st May 2009

This
Masterclass focuses on the use of NLP to enhance daily interactions
with others, to create a step change in the functioning of social
enterprises, community and voluntary organisations.

NLP
(neuro-linguistic programming) is recognised as the premier ‘people
change’ discipline across many diverse fields of endeavour. 
From sporting success to sales and marketing, from board rooms to
family therapy; NLP has been used successfully for decades to help
people to be the best they can be.

Potential Plus Network’s
consultants have been working to apply NLP principles in their work
in the social enterprise and regeneration sector for many years, with
notable successes in the UK and beyond.  They are now working
closely with New Start to offer masterclasses sharing their success
principles with other regeneration practitioners.

This
masterclass focuses on the use of NLP to enhance daily interactions
with others, to create a step change in the functioning of groups,
communities and organisations.

The masterclass will provide an
introduction to some of the underlying principles of NLP, and a
chance for all participants to begin to experience the power of
applying these through interactive learning situations. 
Participants will also take away a suite of practical tools they can
apply in their own workplaces.

Feedback from
participants in past New Start / Potential Plus masterclasses was
overwhelmingly excellent.  Here are just a few of the things
people said:

“It can be applied to my workplace, I will use
in meetings, planning sessions, away days, self reflection,
workshops” (Project Manager, Regeneration Partnership)

“Well
thought through and delivered” (Regeneration Strategic Resources
Manager, City Council)

“I have learnt a lot and will use a
range of techniques when working with students and community groups”
(Executive Director, Training Programme)

“I feel confident
that my productivity will be enhanced and also my people management
skills” (Trustee, Regeneration Programme)

“It was good,
enjoyable, informative” (Project Director, regeneration
programme)

“Thank you for organising a very useful event”
(Capital Projects officer, New Deal for Communities Programme)

Each
delegate will also receive a copy of the NLP Principles Toolkit. 
This includes information about how to apply the principles in your
daily work and a suite of practical tools which you can start using
immediately.

NLP
Principles for Social Entrepreneurs – the Every Day Makes a
Difference Toolkit
New
Start and Potential Plus have now run 4 successful events about using
the tools and techniques of NLP in our sector, and have also
developed the comprehensive Every Day Makes a Difference Toolkit,
which provides you with a suite of ready-made tools for use in
regeneration work you can start using immediately.

The
toolkit includes:

• A
  wide range of practical tools for practitioners

• Photocopyable
  pages to use on your own, with your teams and with partners

• Ideas
  and case studies of how the tools can be used in practice

• A
  further reading list for people who want to expand their knowledge
  of NLP

Every
delegate will receive a copy of the Toolkit as part of their delegate
fee.
 
Join us on 21st May and experience the difference
NLP can make for you and your social business. 
Book online
at www.nlpconferences.co.uk

 Future’s
recent launch, The
Knitter is
celebrating World Fair Trade Day on the 9^th
May with an all-ethical
issue, with every aspect of the magazine using organic or ethical
products and patterns.

 On
sale today, and printed on environmentally-approved  Forestry
Stewardship Council paper; every pattern is knitted in an organic or
ethical yarn, each new product featured has ethical credentials, and
the garments and accessories for the photoshoot were as ethically
sound as possible.  The team even recycled their teabags whilst
putting the issue together!

 Ethical
living guru, Lucy Siegel – who writes for The Observer and is a
reporter for The One Show on BBC TV contributes a feature on how
knitters can make an informed choice when buying yarn. Lucy helps
knitters to understand how to be a better consumer even in these
difficult times, with advice on chemical usage, cruelty-free
production, knitting with plant fibres and keeping it local.

Exclusive
patterns using organic or ethical yarns include a Moroccan-inspired
tunic by Martin Storey, embroidered socks by Lucinda Guy, a feminine
tie-fronted cardigan by Amanda Crawford, and a 1940s fitted top
brought up to date with modern yarns and fitting.

 Juliet
Bernard, Editor of The Knitter said:

 ”When
we discussed doing an ethical issue it was very important to us that
we could turn our whole issue over to ethical principles and not just
pay lip service to the idea.  Our readers will be able to see
how the choices they make can have a really positive impact. Ethical
living is extremely important to me and I am very proud of what we
have achieved in Issue 5 of The Knitter.”

 Regular
features include inspiring patterns from around the world, a
techniques Masterclass on short-row shaping, a competition to raise
money for Macmillan Cancer Support and an exclusive column from the
stars of America’s blogging scene, Mason-Dixon.

 Issue
5 of The Knitter is on sale now, priced at £5.99.

 About
Future
Future
plc is an international special-interest media group that is listed
on the London Stock Exchange (symbol FUTR).  Founded in 1985
with one magazine, today we have operations in the UK, US and
Australia creating over 180 special-interest publications, websites
and events for people who are passionate about their interests. 
We hold strong market positions in games, film, music, technology,
cycling, automotive and crafts.  Our biggest-selling magazines
include T3,
Total Film, Digital Camera, Fast Car, Classic Rock, Guitar World,
Official Xbox Magazine, Official Playstation Magazine, Nintendo
Power, Maximum PC
and MacLife. 
Our websites include gamesradar.com,
bikeradar.com,
techradar.com,
and musicradar.com. 
Future produces over 4 million magazines each month; we attract more
than 18 million unique visitors to our websites; and we host 25
annual live events that attract hundreds of thousands of
enthusiasts.  In addition, Future exports, syndicates or
licenses its publications to 90 countries internationally, making us
the UK’s number one exporter and licensor of monthly magazines.

 For
further information

For more
information please contact Jen Campbell, Communications Executive on
01225 732269 or jen.campbell@futurenet.com

Less than two weeks to Earth Day and preparations are going well for Deepdale’s 2nd Annual North Norfolk Coast Earth Day. The village of Burnham Deepdale, with its 40 permanent residents, will join cities like New York, London and Tokyo to bring awareness about the environment and sustainable living on Earth Day, which happens every year on 22nd April.

The North Norfolk Coast Earth Day is free to visitors.  They can
talk to more than 30 exhibitors, inside the barns of Deepdale Farm and
around the hostel and campsite of Deepdale Backpackers and Camping. 
Visitors are also welcome to attend a range of talks throughout the day
and there will be guided tours of the eco-friendly holiday
accommodation that Deepdale has to offer.

Exhibitors include companies that provide renewable technologies,
advisors, conservation organisations and pressure groups.  You can
learn all you need about solar panels, wind turbines, insulating your
home, encouraging wildlife into your garden, organic fruit and veg,
composting and many other aspects of sustainable living.

Of course with the credit crunch affecting most people, there will be
good information about saving money.  The key is that most aspects of
sustainable (or green) living can actually save you money.  The Energy
Saving Trust will be giving out energy saving light bulbs to those who
fill out their questionnaires.  Other energy and money saving advice
will be available around the site during the day.

Norfolk Green who run the highly successful Coasthopper bus service,
that connects the rest of the world to Burnham Deepdale, will be
bringing one of their eco-friendly coast hopper buses.  Norfolk’s
Master Composters will be giving advice about getting the most out of
your compost heap.  Norfolk County Council and West Norfolk Borough
Council will be explaining the waste and environmental services they
provide.  Norfolk Coast Partnership, who manage the Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty along the north Norfolk coast, will be explaining what
they do and grants that may be available.

“North Norfolk Coast Earth Day is about an enjoyable day, learning what
sustainable living is and how you can be involved.  The day is for
everyone, whether you’re a sceptic, just want to save money, need help
to green up your business or have a general interest in conservation. 
We look forward to welcoming you to Deepdale.” said Jason Borthwick,
partner of Deepdale Farms and one of the organisers of the event.

Visitors can easily reach Deepdale by public transport.  The
Coasthopper bus service runs to Burnham Deepdale from Cromer,
Sheringham, Hunstanton and Kings Lynn connecting with trains and other
bus services.  You can also cycle or walk and there is ample car
parking.  Of course you could stay the night before or after in a
private ensuite room, tipi, tent or dorm bed, which the eco-friendly
hostel and campsite offer.

The North Norfolk Coast Earth Day opens at 10am and continues until 4pm
on Wednesday 22nd April 2009.  Lunch, snacks and other refreshments
will be available from the Deepdale Café outside catering wagon, which
will be on the campsite, or from Deepdale Café and Leftley’s Costcutter
supermarket next door at Dalegate Market.

For more information on the North Norfolk Coast Earth Day, including a
full list of exhibitors and talks, please visit
www.deepdalefarm.co.uk/earthday or Tel: 01485 210256

End of Press Release

For more information on this press release or for photographs of 2008’s event, please contact:

Jason Borthwick
Deepdale Farms
Tel: 01485 210036
Mobile: 07776 254019
Email: jason@deepdalefarm.co.uk

Any of the companies listed on the North Norfolk Coast Earth Day web
page are happy to be contacted to talk about their products or services
– www.deepdalefarm.co.uk/earthday

Radio and TV crews are welcome to visit Deepdale on the day or prior to
the event.  Please arrange by contacting Jason Borthwick.

Top Tips
Some of the exhibitors have provided their top tips to being
sustainable and saving money.  Please feel free to use some or all of
these in any articles you produce.  Please refer to them as exhibitors
of the North Norfolk Coast Earth Day 2009.

“Put a Hippo in your tank” (an inflatable “Hippo” saves 30% of water used for toilet flushing.) – Millard Consulting

“Insulate! It’s the most cost effective way to reduce your energy bills and carbon footprint.” – Aran Services Ltd

“When visiting the North Norfolk Coast, park the car and take the
Coasthopper bus to help cut congestion and emissions.” – Norfolk Green

“Insulate your home, reduce heat loss and keep warm which will lower
your carbon emissions and reduce your heating bills.” – MGC Ltd

“Insulate your hot water cylinder well to avoid heat loss” – Solar Twin Ltd

“Feel good, make more money using Solar Energy than stock market. They cant Tax the Sun!” – Solarworks

“Refresh your finances the green way, help the environment, support
socially responsible issues and enjoy the financial rewards as well!” -
Law Financial Planning

“Use an organic box scheme – reduces your carbon footprint by eating
with the seasons and reducing packaging.” – Rivernene Home Delivery

“Think before you make your journey, do I need to take the car?” – Energy Saving Trust Advice Centre East of England

“Empty Tetra packs make very good fire ligthers for your BBQ.” – East Green Energy Ltd

“Buy local, take your own bags and reduce packaging!” – Deepdale Café

“Go on holiday by yacht instead of flying – you will save lots of carbon and have lots of fun.” – Green Party

 “Create a compost heap. As well as providing a home for wildlife it
will provide free fertiliser and reduce the amount of waste sent to
landfill.” – Norfolk Wildlife Trust

 “Save the forests! Only buy wood which comes from a certified renewable source.” – Allen Homewares (Distribution) Ltd

“Utilise all your food waste for home compost.” -  Comp Bio Products Ltd

Saturday 9th May 2009, World Fairtrade Day
Council House, College Green, Bristol

Cost
£12 full / £8 concessions, including lunch

how to book:
Tickets are sold as a product on the Bishopston Trading Company website. Please go to this link to make your booking > > >

A registration form and further details will be sent to you by email.

Programme

9.30 Registration and refreshments

10.00 Introduction and welcome

Key issues for the day – Lucy Siegle

10.15 Cotton Complexities -  David Hiatt, MD Howies

10.30 Main case study from Mali- Hannah Durrant, Oxfam

10.45 Small, local, sustainable – Carolyn Whitwell, Bishopston Trading

11.0 Coffee and refreshments

11.30 Workshop choice 1

1.  Is Fairtrade enough? – Vanessa Parr (FT Foundation), Claire Durkin (BERR/DFID)
2. Organic – myths and realities – Robin Maynard (Soil Association), Simon Ferrigno (PAN) and Damien san Filippo (Organic Exchange)
3. From Plant to Product – Sam Mayer (Labour Behind the Label), Monica Philbrick (Traidcraft), Gillian Lipton (Monsoon)
4. Ethical design – Abi Petit, (Gossypium), Chris Vandrill (Howies) and Tamsin Blanchard(Ethical Fashion forum), contributors

12.45 Lunch – Fairtrade, local and Organic buffet

1.30 Workshop choice 2

2.45 Coffee

3.0 Plenary debate with expert panel, chaired by Barbara Crowther, Fairtrade Foundation

3.50 Speed Actionning – like dating, but with positive action!

4.25 Evaluation and depart

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experience in the US capital and how the election of the first
African-American president is helping the country to rediscover the
ideals it preached in the past: >>>

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My Greener Home™ now sells the HouseHeat range of products to cut your central heating bill. Househeat is a fantastic new set of products that allow you to control the temperature of each room in your house independently to save you money. As long as you have Thermostatic Radiator Valves on your radiators you can fit Househeat in minutes and begin cutting your heating bill straight away. The equipment is modular so you can start by installing it in one room to try it out, and then expand it to control the radiators in each room of your home.

At its simplest, HouseHeat consists of a thermostat unit that you mount
on the wall of your room, which communicates wirelessly with a
motorised valve that you install on your radiator. When the temperature
of the room reaches the level you have set, the valve will turn the
radiator off, and when the temperature of the room starts to drop
again, the valve turns the radiator back on.

The benefit of HouseHeat is that it will control the temperature of
each room in which it is installed without any intervention by you. Ask
yourself how often you adjust the settings on your radiator. Do you
turn down the temperature settings in each room at night and then turn
them back up again in the morning? With the built in timer the
HouseHeat can allow the temperature of the room to fall to a lower
level at night (saving you money) and then bring it back up again in
the morning. The system can be set so you have more warmth in the
bedroom at night, and more warmth in the living room during the day.
All of these changes reduce the amount of time that your boiler is
burning fuel to heat parts of your house unnecessarily.

Visit My Greener Home™ at http://www.mygreenerhome.co.uk

…and see these new HouseHeat products here.

Further information:

With conventional hot-water central-heating systems using thermostatic
radiator valves, temperature-measurement errors arise because the
thermostat is too close to the radiator. With HouseHeat the Wireless
Room Thermostat is not physically connected to the radiator and may be
placed wherever desired in the room so temperature control is more
precise and is sensed in the desired location in the room itself, not
next to a radiator.

Furthermore, the room temperature only needs to be set at one location
in the room – namely on the HouseHeat Wireless Room Thermostat. With a
conventional heating system using thermostatic radiator valves, the
temperature needs to be set on each individual radiator.

A fully customisable daily and weekly programme enables the temperature
to be precisely regulated separately in every room in a house,
delivering accurate control of individual room temperatures according
to your personal needs and requirements. Separate day- and
night-programmes for each day of the week are definable. There is also
an override function to allow you to temporarily change the temperature
if required – for example, if you go away on holiday.

Because the HouseHeat system operates wirelessly, no cables, wires or
pipes are required for its installation – which means no disruption of
your home or damage to your décor. Installation is fast and simple,
with no need to drain radiators during installation.

About My Greener Home™

The company was founded in 2007, by Edwin Lloyd, formerly head of
global telecoms hedge funds at Norges Bank Investment Management, part
of the Norwegian Central Bank. He discovered the UK lacked a single
website selling credible energy and water saving products.  Consumers
affected by both the Credit Crunch and with a growing social
conscience, are demanding these products.  He, as a new father, also
wanted the safest and greenest goods for his children.

My Greener Home™ helps consumers save on their bills and reduce the impact on the environment. The four main product areas are:
1. Energy saving (reduce your heating bill and electricity usage)
2. Water saving (either by using less water, or by reusing rain or grey water)
3. Recycling (compost bins and rubbish compactors)
4. Lifestyle (wind-up radios and MP3 players, baby products)

The most popular product so far has been the Chimney Balloon which is
used to stop heat loss up (and cold air coming down) unused chimneys.
Father Christmas was the only one who didn’t appreciate it! My Greener
Home™ is constantly on the look out for innovative and inexpensive
devices to make homes greener. If you have heard of one, let us know,
and we’ll call them up.

Edwin Lloyd, Founder of My Greener Home™, commented:  ‘I started My
Greener Home™ when I found there was no single company that saved my
family money and had an environmental conscience.  We are always
looking for companies to work with, who have the same ethos as us.’

www.mygreenerhome.co.uk  
Enquiries +44 20 8133 9002