Everywhere we’ve appeared in the media!
Wokingham PPP marked three years running with a special anniversary session hosted by Elizabeth and Anna, and the town of Wokingham. ‘Today’ came along to cover it.
The piece rounds up some of what got shared on the night – the Olio app, National Emergency Briefing, the Ealing Beaver Project, Triodos Bank, and the Mother Tree league table – alongside a line from a regular that says it better than we could: “The single best investment of time I’ve ever made has been building up roots and connections with my local community, thanks to People Planet Pint.”
The Willow Review was an independent Government-backed review aiming to underline the financial benefits of sustainability for small businesses across the UK. Co-chaired by the Small Business Minister, Nick Stace OBE and Michelle Ovens CBE, with the support of a steering board of industry leaders, government representatives, and sustainability experts, the final report provides clear evidence that sustainability practices can drive profitability, innovation, and long-term growth for businesses.
By proving the economic case for sustainable practices, the Review seeks transforms how UK businesses should think about sustainability.
Anna Rose Bowler, our Shrewsbury host, went on BBC Radio Shropshire to talk about what PPP actually looks like on the ground locally; always better coming from a host than from us!
Anna did a fantastic job chatting about the Shrewsbury PPP community, how to get involved, and why bringing sustainability conversations to the pub is so important.
While the BBC Sounds episode might have vanished into the digital ether (as live radio tends to do!), we are so proud of the local spotlight. Thanks, Anna, for flying the flag for People Planet Pint in Shropshire!
Bdaily sat down with Annie, our Newcastle host, for a proper interview about bringing PPP to the city. A good one if you want a host’s-eye view of what starting a chapter actually looks like.
Northampton Chronicle & Echo covered the launch of Northampton’s own “COPPP”, our tongue-in-cheek local alternative to COP, run to coincide with COP28.
Lucy Chaplin covered PPP as part of KMTV’s Kent on Climate series, putting Kent PPP on local TV rather than just in print.
