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Food Waste Action Week, 9-15 March 2026 is a nationwide campaign that this year coincides with the rollout of new food waste collections by councils across England, including the Horsham District.
World Water Day is 22 March. Despite the UK having one of the wettest winters on record, find out why it is still important for us to look at ways that we can save water.
Community leaders and SMEs are invited to take part in a new, thought provoking one-day carbon literacy workshops as part of the Council’s ongoing Business Training Programme.
Read an example of how the Wilder Horsham District project can help local landowners to improve their local natural environment and help wildlife thrive.
Our Parks and Countryside team continues to deliver excellence in their work enhancing habitats, supporting biodiversity, and advancing climate-friendly practices across the district in line with our Greenspaces Strategy 2024-2029.
There are plenty of ways for you to celebrate Christmas sustainably this year. Read some top tips to help inspire you. PLUS, find out how to dispose of your Christmas tree for reuse after the celebrations are over.
Horsham District Council continues its journey toward net zero carbon emissions, as outlined in our recently published annual Carbon Reduction Report 2024-25.
A six-week consultation has been launched inviting you to share your views on the first Local Nature Recovery Strategies for Sussex. The consultation closes on 26 November.
We have developed a free online tool to help householders get advice on energy saving measures that will help them to understand retrofit options and likely costs.
We are now in the second year of our Wildways initiative in selected parks and open spaces to support wildflowers and pollinators.
We have recently completed a major project to replace the lighting in all our surface and multi-storey car parks to low energy lighting, helping to reduce our carbon emissions as well as our energy bills.
We know that bees, and other pollinating insects, are an essential part of our environment and play a crucial role in food production. Read some tips on how you too can support these important pollinators.
