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SHARE takes first steps towards a sustainable future


banner mornickSouth Hill Association for Renewable Energy (SHARE) has taken its first big step towards obtaining funding to start our renewables programme.

We’ve registered with energyshare Cornwall to secure funding to assist us with choosing technologies and projects, and ensuring that this public purse is spent wisely. There’s a video that explains why we need the budget and what we want to do, which you can see here…

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Neighbourhood Plan – Competition Time!


Show us what you like in our parish

The weather is still great, and we have just a hint of autumn but with the glorious light and colours of late summer. What better time to get out with your camera, sketchbook, or canvas, and capture some of the magic of South Hill. Here is something to encourage you.

We are holding a competition for the best photograph, sketch, or painting in any media, showing what you think is something in our environment most worth preserving for the future. This can be a landscape view, a building, a footpath or byway, or anything which you think shows what is great about our parish, but it must be from within South Hill parish. Entries will be judged by an independent professional artist, and there will be a prize for the winner.

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SHARE (South Hill Association for Renewable Energy)


A summary of progress so far…

Since its launch in February, our community energy group has done a lot of talking and had a lot of ideas. We have carried out a parish survey which has given us a clear understanding of how our homes are powered and heated. The majority of our homes are stone built, single skinned and detached. Most people have invested in insulation and double glazing. Oil is the most popular heating fuel, with logs being the most common secondary source of heat.

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