Making Batley greener

Fruitful food for thought THE new allotment holders are not retirees with spare time, or middle-aged men looking for an excuse to get away from the missus, but young professionals wanting to take the production of their food into their own hands.

Why I just love my outdoor job AS part of our Making Batley Greener campaign we focus on one woman who decided to take her love of the outdoors and make it into a full time occupation. Oakwell Hall Ranger Amanda Walker explains how she went from cooking food to growing it.

Go greener with help from council BATLEY folk wanting to do their bit to save the planet can now get a host of energy saving advice, facts and figures from the council's website.

A cycle of surprise for Louise! A WOMAN who showed her concern for the environment at a Birstall exhibition has been rewarded with a new bike.

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