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Rhymney Library Hub to Host Wellbeing and Decarbonisation Event for Green Libraries Week

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Caerphilly County Borough Council is excited to announce a special event focused on wellbeing and decarbonisation, taking place at the Rhymney Library Hub on Thursday, 10th October. This event coincides with Green Libraries Week, celebrating sustainability, community engagement, and eco-conscious living.

The event, held in partnership between Caerphilly Cares and the Decarbonisation Team at Caerphilly County Borough Council, will run from 3pm until 5pm. It aims to raise awareness of decarbonisation efforts and provide practical advice on the small but impactful changes individuals can make to support the environment and their personal wellbeing.

A key focus of the event will be a consultation led by the Decarbonisation Team, who will be available to discuss strategies for reducing carbon footprints and gather public feedback on decarbonisation. Attendees will have the opportunity to share their thoughts and contribute ideas on how the community can collectively work towards a greener future. Additionally, they will learn about environmentally friendly habits, energy-saving tips, and the overall importance of decarbonising daily life.

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In addition to this, the event will offer various activities and provide access to a range of support services, all designed to help improve your health, wellbeing, and environmental impact.

This is a fantastic opportunity to engage with your local community, discover more about how to improve your quality of life, and play a part in supporting the global effort to combat climate change.

For more information, please contact Caerphilly Cares on 01443 811490, email caerphillycares@caerphilly.gov.uk, or text SUPPORT to 0753741443.


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