We are a community action group operating in Harwell village. We work on sustainability projects and welcome participation by all. Join us to help tackle climate change, reduce waste and pollution and improve our environment. … [Read more]
Sustainable Harwell AGM 2 September 2020
Save the date … [Read more]
Sustainable Harwell objects to proposed roundabout design changes due to Valley Park
Valley Park is a development of 4,400 houses between Didcot and Harwell. The change in road layout proposed for the roundabout on the road from Harwell to Didcot is so unfriendly for walkers and cyclists that it is bound to increase reliance on cars. … [Read more]
Science Vale Cycle Network
This Oxford County Council project aims at providing easier and greater connectivity between three main employment centres at Harwell Campus, Milton Park and Culham Science Centre and key urban centres: Didcot Abingdon and Wantage within the Science … [Read more]
Our vision for cycling in the village
Our aim is to make Harwell village a safer place for cyclists and pedestrians. … [Read more]
Meeting of Sustainable Harwell 3 June 2020
The next meeting will also be held on-line starting at 7:30 on June 3rd The meeting will feature a talk by Ian Pritchard, Manging Director of Greencore Construction, who will be talking about building low carbon homes locally in … [Read more]
New houses survey
Lobbying for New Houses to be more Sustainable … [Read more]
Harwell village cycling survey
The Sustainable Harwell community action group is working to promote cycling and walking within Harwell and conducted a cycling survey with residents to find out more about what they need and what the barriers might be that hold people back from … [Read more]
News from Sustainable Harwell
Meetings and working group updates … [Read more]
Meeting of Sustainable Harwell 1 April 2020
About 20 people attended this first on-line meeting and used the technology very successfully. Our thanks to Chris Church from Oxford Friends of the Earth who provided an informative talk on what a net zero carbon Oxfordshire might look like in 2040 … [Read more]