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Waste Management Action Group Meeting 9 & 10



Look at the progress we are making since July 2024. Meeting 9 & 10 slides and notes
Boro Doughnut Meeting updates April 2025
Find out updates of various Boro Doughnut projects and activities from Edible Forest Garden, Waste Management and Teesside Universtity collaborations
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Plans to rejuvenate Middlesbrough high-street must include and protect locals
Middlesbrough high-street has long been under considerable strain, and 2025 especially was a year in which the town centre saw profound closures. For those still working on the high street, they’re acutely aware of how the town is lagging. Kim Hutchison, who co-owns Sacred Fury, a tattoo and piercing shop dotted right outside the Hill Street Shopping centre, spoke on what she sees everyday. ‘In the 9 months we have been open, we have seen NEXT, Millets, Bodycare and Boots clo
Scott Campbell
Feb 165 min read


Julius Owhe
Feb 150 min read


Middlesbrough's Tree Canopy: Planting Is Only Half the Story
Middlesbrough's tree canopy currently covers around 11.8% of the city. By comparison, the average across England is 16%. To reach that level, we would need to plant trees across an area roughly the size of 30 football pitches. But planting is only half the story. Across England, ambitious tree planting schemes have been severely impacted by drought, with hundreds of thousands of saplings dying due to lack of water and poor planning for environmental conditions (The Guardian,
Julius Owhe
Feb 152 min read


Bridging the Green Space Gap in Middlesbrough
How do we measure what truly matters for our city's future? At BORO Doughnut CIC, we start with the data. Reports like the 2024 South Tees JSNA ( https://www.middlesbrough.gov.uk/media/rpgda1oj/south-tees-jsna-live-well-green-spaces.pdf ) give us a clear benchmark: Middlesbrough has just 18.8 sqm of green space per person. To understand what this means: the national minimum standard for wellbeing is 24 sqm, and the England average is 28.5 sqm. Our town's provision is not onl
Julius Owhe
Jan 301 min read


From political refugee to Middlesbrough local, Amin Ghesiari shares his story
At last month's Edible Forest Garden, Boro Doughnut had the privilege of speaking to Amin Ghesiari, a n Iranian refugee who fled...
Scott Campbell
Jul 12, 20258 min read


How Doughnut Economics Can Create a Thriving Middlesbrough
By Asmaa Al Zainab Picture a Middlesbrough where everyone has what they need to live well, the local economy is strong, and the...
Emi Imai
Mar 18, 20252 min read
Boro Doughnut Meeting (February 2025 update)
Download for full presentation Community Updates: Welcome to our latest round-up of activities involving Teesside University, Boro...
Tristan Campbell-Reynolds
Mar 2, 20252 min read
Middlesbrough can thrive, here’s how we make it happen
By Asmaa Al Zainab What if Middlesbrough could be a place where everyone has what they need: good jobs, warm homes, healthy food while...
Emi Imai
Mar 2, 20252 min read


Traditional burning at the Edible Forest Garden: Halloween 2024 with Boro Doughnut
To embrace the changing of seasons this Halloween, Boro Doughnut members Kinga Czarocka, Emi Imai, and Laurissa Papprill hosted a...
Scott Campbell
Dec 17, 20245 min read
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