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Name: Sustain Britain
Address: GB

Sustain Britain is your platform for effective and powerful ideas to promote sustainability and build a localised sustainable community.

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Sustain Conference 2026

Shaping a More Sustainable Future

The Sustain Conference 2026 brings together individuals, organisations and industry leaders to explore new ideas and practical solutions for a more sustainable future.

Discover the vision behind Sustain Britain and Sustain Wiltshire, including practical examples of Sustainable Anarchy and how we can encourage sustainability to become a greater priority in planning and development.

Hear from an inspiring line-up of speakers, including Jarvis Smith, Hannah Pathak, Ed Gillespie, Tony Juniper and Nick Ash.

New for 2026: Future Games

Hosted by Hannah Pathak, Future Games is an interactive and thought-provoking experience that puts you into real-world sustainability scenarios. Make decisions, explore different outcomes and challenge the way you think about the future.

Come along, connect with like-minded people, discover new ideas and be part of the conversation shaping a more sustainable future.

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Our Mission for a Sustainable Britain

Sustain is dedicated to creating a sustainable future for all. We believe that by empowering communities and taking collaborative action, we can achieve lasting environmental and social resilience.

The Greenprint for a sustainable independent Britain

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Our Objectives

At Sustain Britain, we provide innovative solutions to empower communities to take sustainable actions.

Sustain Circle Concept

In the Sustain concept, local communities are largely self-sustaining, with economic activity only spreading to regional and national scale when necessary.

Localisation,
Not Globablisation

Globalisation leads to a flow of wealth from local communities around the world to global finacial centres, as well as the exploitation of resources and people.

Sustainable Anarchy

Our sustain concepts are based on self sustaining communities that can work together regionally and nationally to deliver a sustainable future for the uk.

Housing, Food, Energy & Employment

Sustain communities will provide all of the essentials for a sustainable life for themselves.

Community interest companies offer control and decision making at a local level.

Our feature on UK Health Radio

Nick Ash features on the Lean into Clean podcast on UK Health Radio. He discusses the journey of Sustain Britain, key initiatives from Sustain Wiltshire, and the upcoming Greenprint for a Sustainable, Independent Britain—highlighting how local communities can drive self-sufficiency and sustainability.

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Developed for our Communities

Our sustain concepts are based on self sustaining communities that can work together regionally and nationally to deliver a sustainable future for the uk

Green Halo Housing Masterplan

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Jarvis Smith,

"The Sustain Britain Conference offers an amazing opportunity to examine more closely what we should be doing to realise a more self-sufficient society both as individuals, and as organisations."

Thomas Panton,

“This is the catalyst for changemakers across varieties of climate focused groups to come together and collaborate towards a more sustainable society. The Sustain Britain Conference is a must-attend event.”

Striving for Sustainable Change - Sustain Britain

Over the past six months, the team at Sustain Operations CIC in Wiltshire have made huge strides in their mission to transform landfill sites into low carbon, affordable fruit and vegetable production hubs. Despite the issues with the structural integrity of the initial growing dome, the Sustain Operations CIC team have shown great resilience, trialling crops in the vehicle entrance of the failed dome, in readiness for the dome’s replacement, which arrives this week. Resilien

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly II - Sustain Wiltshire

Last year I wrote a blog inspired by Clint Eastwood, in which I explained that when it comes to planning, you’ve got to roll with the punches. That means taking the good with the bad, and occasionally the downright ugly. Over a year on and nothing could be truer. Sadly, positive news on the planning front remains thin. So, instead I’ll share exciting news about the growing dome. The Good Despite the failure of the initial trial dome our head horticulturalist, Raj, has been m

Shooting for the stars! - Sustain Wiltshire

Late on 01 April - 10:35 GMT, to be precise, NASA’s Moon rocket Artemis II launched carrying astronauts to the Moon for the first time in almost 54 years, closely followed by the attention of the world’s media. Having orbited the Earth, its translunar injection burn ignited and the craft, carrying its crew of four, broke free from the Earth’s orbit on its 240,000-mile journey to the Moon. This was the third launch attempt by NASA since February. What this shows is that the

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