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28 Mar 2019: Search site. Sustainability. Sidgwick Site nature walk. Meet at the Alison Richards Building to explore nature both on the Sidgwick Site and in the surrounding area.

5 Feb 2016: Search site. Sustainability. University's Sidgwick Site to host annual electronic recycling event. ... a two-day event at University of Cambridge, Sidgwick Site Car Park, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DD.

1 Feb 2021: Planning: Developing low/zero carbon heating strategies for priority sites. Work is already underway for the New Museums site and we are arranging for feasibility work on the Sidgwick site.

25 Apr 2017: Green Team members Lydia Mizon and Emma Cantu set up an activity day over the Easter holidays and built ‘bee hotels’ (see below) which will be placed around the Sidgwick Site. ... With blossoms in bloom all over the city, the busy bees are sure to

18 Dec 2019: On a cold bright morning in late November, you may have noticed that your building’s bin disappeared. Where did it go? To the Faculty of Economics car park on the Sidgwick Site, where it was greeted by a dozen staff and students donned in

18 Dec 2019: You can find the screens in the Ann McLaren Building at CBC, Lady Mitchell Hall on Sidgwick site, the University Library (staff entrance and locker room), the Institute for Manufacturing on ... As a result of this, the top three sites we will be

25 Jun 2019: The wildlife of the Sidgwick site has benefitted from Emma’s care as she has set up bird boxes around the site, has planted a balcony with bee-friendly flowers and

26 Apr 2016: 20 tonnes of WEEE (Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment) was collected at the event on Sidgwick site last month! ... The event at Sidgwick Site this year provided a great opportunity to do just that, and we’re delighted that in just two days we

25 Apr 2017: We met with hundreds of staff at Cambridge Biomedical Campus, the Sidgwick site and West Cambridge site, and we discussed the many ways that the University can support staff travel choices.

26 Oct 2017: Record. Join in our bin-busting event –Midday, Tuesday, 31 October, on the Sidgwick Site.

4 Dec 2017: Submitted by Grainne Kennedy on Mon, 2017-12-04 08:25. Did you wander past the Sidgwick site on 31 October and wonder why there was a team of people in

17 Dec 2020: One of the bikes will be going to the Sidgwick Site and another to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

23 Apr 2019: If you feel that you could do with even more engagement with nature after these events you can join us for our Sidgwick Site or Addenbrookes Nature Walks next week.

28 Mar 2017: Sidgwick – Raised Faculty Building 19 April, 11am-2pm. Attendees at this event will meet travel providers and can have their bike assessed and repaired by Dr Bike.

26 Mar 2019: Nature walk from Sidgwick Site.

30 Oct 2019: If you're interested, join us at any time from 12.30 to 14.30 on the Sidgwick Site's car park on Sidgwick Avenue, behind the Economics building.

28 Jan 2020: I’m looking forward to seeing some improvements to the cycle parking at Downing, CBC and Sidgwick sites actually hit the ground.

28 Nov 2018: The University’s waste contractor, Mick George Ltd, helped source six randomly-chosen bins from around the University’s estate, and brought them to the Sidgwick Site.

21 Aug 2021: 61 bottles, 21 fast food containers, 96 crisp and sweet packets, 47 shopping bags, 8 face masks, a car tyre and a bike. That’s just some of what the University of Cambridge’s Sustainability Team found in a couple of hours picking litter in the

27 Feb 2015: electronics at a two-day event at University of Cambridge, Sidgwick Site Car Park, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DD.

2 Apr 2015: University of Cambridge’s Sidgwick Site.

21 May 2015: Alison Richard Building, Sidgwick Site, 3 June, 10.30am – 3pm at, also test your eco driving skills on our eco driving simulator at the Alison Richard Building event.

25 Jul 2017: Initially the team came up with an idea to practically engage with the children by hosting a field trip to the department’s Sidgwick Site. ... Much discussion and debate led to the children creating a series of green ‘site plans’ for the Sidgwick