Sustainable Hadstock’s aim is to make this sociable, educational and fun whilst helping us all to create a more sustainable future for ourselves and future generations. Sustainable Hadstock is a residents’ initiative to help us all understand what we can do as individuals and as a village to create a more sustainable, low carbon future. It is focused on practical actions we can take – in our homes, how we live and for our natural environment. There are three major streams: Home&Energy; Biodiversity&Nature and Waste. A presentation summarising our activities in 2024 is on our website.
Hadstock has a huge potential in Biodiversity with a rare chalk meadow nature reserve with – over 120 wildflower species, 80 acres of woodland including the ancient Hadstock Wood.
To provide guidance to householders on what they should consider to improve their homes Energy consumption and efficiency.
With support of a grant to the Village Hall by UDC we are producing an Energy blueprint for the Hall.
Our plan is to help us all identify where in Hadstock we can make our homes more energy efficient – to reduce our carbon footprint, have warmer homes, reduce our energy bills
Hadstock has a huge potential in Biodiversity with a rare chalk meadow nature reserve with – over 120 wildflower species, 80 acres of woodland including the ancient Hadstock Wood.