Page Aim
The Helpful Magazines feature is to help all those VCOs involved in SCS processes and locality working to obtain invaluable topical information on a wide range of S&P concerns.
To help raise the profile of our concerns Links is also building a directory of mainstream publications that include letters on S&P related topics.
Outline Contents
S&P Periodicals’ contents are listed alphabetically.
Letter to the Editors’ mainstream publications will be grouped according to their focus.
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S&P Periodicals
Subscribe to these publications to get topical information updates on your S&P interests.
Letter to the Editors
Write about your S&P concerns to the national dailies and other mainstream publications.
"A quick look at the diversity of these publications' subject matter must persuade even the most staid individual and conventional third sector organisation of the need for cultural change."
INK - in an email to Sustainability Links on the Helpful Magazines listing.
Topic Updates
Any new information will be given here before being included in the S&P Periodicals file. The titles listed below are recent amendments.
Bus User
Bus Users UK produces a newsletter, Bus User, four times a year, which is free to members. Bus User contains 32 pages of feature articles and news about current issues and developments in bus travel throughout the UK as well as reports about Bus Users UK activities.
Bus
User, Bus Users UK, PO Box 119, Shepperton TW17
8UX.
The Ecologist
Did you know that you can still get The Ecologist online?
The October edition includes features on:
the
steps necessary to develop a community-based
renewable energy project
how
to catch up with the city areas where open
space is being turned into community gardens
to grow food
how
to successfully get your kids walking and
cycling to school – the health, social and
environmental benefits
The
Ecologist, 102d Lana House Studios, 116 - 118 Commercial
Street, Spitalfields, London E1 6NF. 020 7422
8100. www.theecologist.org/
New World
New World is published quarterly by UNA-UK to inform members of current UN work and the ways in which it can be supported by grassroots work.
The autumn issue highlights threats to biodiversity and features a lead essay on why data is key to achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals. It also launches 'Lobby for the UN 2010-11', UNA-UK's annual parliamentary campaign to promote a national debate on international issues. The magazine is downloadable from the UNA-UK website.
UNA,
3 Whitehall Court, London SW1A 2EL. 020 7766 3456.
www.una.uk.org
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