Cornwallis Crescent Community Orchard is situated on ½ acre of land in an economically deprived area of Portsmouth. The site, destroyed by a German bomb in 1940, now now hosts about forty different kinds of fruit trees and bushes, and involves about 100 volunteers.
The Cycling Without Age service gives those who may be socially isolated a chance to experience the outdoors. Electric trikes are used to take up to two passengers out in Portsmouth or Hayling island for some fresh air. All Pilots are specially trained cyclists with a strong awareness of road safety who offer a kind ear, and good conversation.
Let Pompey Breathe is a campaign for safe air quality in Portsmouth. It is a joint initiative involving Portsmouth Green Party, Portsmouth Friends of the Earth, Milton Neighbourhood Forum, and other groups concerned with the dangerous air quality locally.
LuvShifting Flowers is a designer and florist that specialises in ‘living walls’. Their installations encourage you to connect more deeply with current questions – such as the air we breathe, emotional tensions and light pollution.
The Milton Neighbourhood Planning Forum is a group of local residents, councillors and businesses who want to sustain the community of Milton, its green and spacious character and its protected shoreline through appropriate development.
The Portsmouth & Southsea Tree Wardens plant and care for trees locally, and develop imaginative projects to encourage others, including schoolchildren, to value their local trees and woods.
Portsmouth Cycle Forum is an award winning, independent, volunteer led campaign group representing the needs of people who cycle, or would like to cycle, in Portsmouth.
Portsmouth Friends of the Earth wants to create a safer climate, flourishing nature, and healthy air, water and food, now and for future generations. They work with the local authority, and other campaign groups with this goal.
Southsea Cycles are the number one cargo bike specialists in Portsmouth. They teamed up with the Climate Board to run an e-cargo bike hire scheme from their shop. It's only £46 for a year's membership.
Turning Tides supports and organises events that explore solutions to the climate and social crises. it focuses on local issues, building community networks, sustainability and resilience.
UK flyers is a local printing company that also delivers flyers and posters. They have recently secured funding from the Council’s workplace sustainable travel fund for an e-cargo bike and pool bike. Their standard flyer stock is FSC certified and any paper used is recycled locally.