Funding for the project ran until 2020 but the group continue to work together to highlight practical sustainability activities. These include energy reduction demonstrations and expanding educational programmes, alongside complementary practical “sharing economy” activities such as toolshare, bikeshare, and skillshare.

• Developing shared economy - (Toolshare, Bikeshare, Skillshare) Over the years, we expanded these successful projects. Weekly skillshare and toolshare hours were increased, enabling us to expand and consolidate engagement, increasing the impact of the projects, whilst addressing inequalities across our community.

• Creating a circular economy - Collections take place from both students and residents – allowing any household items in good working order to be redistributed amongst students in the following academic year, or to be provided to people throughout the community. Any tools found to be in good working order during these collections will be donated to be used within the toolshare project.

• Energising change - working with households to save carbon through low-tech means/switches to clean energy suppliers.

• Improving climate literacy - cross-cutting theme across all projects through developing new communications.

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