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Birmingham Event on Electric Vehicles

We at Birmingham Recycled are delighted to be able to offer you, our readers, an opportunity to attend a free seminar on the future of electric vehicles. The Institution of Engineering and Technology are hosting a day of seminars and evening lectures on “Electric Vehicles – A Utility’s Perspective” The event will cover work done [...]

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National Vegetarian Week – Birmingham’s Veggie Restaurants

With a growing list of reasons appearing as to why we should become vegetarian, more and more vegetarian restaurants have been appearing. View Birmingham Vegetarian Restaurants in a larger map Why not get involved? Su from the Vegetarian Society provided us with some “Tips for Easy Veggie Eating” Stir-fry vegetables can be bought already chopped. [...]

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Folding bicycles make cycling the more popular way to travel

London bike sales are up 90% thanks to the continued efforts of a West Midlands bicycle manufacturer. Brompton bicycles are currently producing 600 of their famous ‘folding bicycle’ a week and anyone who wants one can be expected to wait up to 11 weeks to receive it. Brompton have designed technologies alongside Pashley, who have [...]

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West Midlands wind turbine company in competition with Japan

A Warwickshire engineering company are competing with a Japanese firm to design and construct a cheaper way to test offshore wind turbines indoors. With the UK striving to meet its target of getting 15% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020 Converteam, based in Rugby, are battling against Horiba to design a more cost effective way [...]

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Save Energy & Money: Birmingham gets expert advice

The Family Housing Association have employed a team of “Green-Doctors” to advise residents across the West Midlands how to have a more energy efficient lifestyle. The project is currently being aimed at anyone over 60, claiming benefits, with a disability or in ill health. However at present the project is only open to those living [...]

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