Beth Lawton is a Publisher and Co-Founder at Canoe Media. She focuses on themes related to sports, competitive sports, and environmental issues, particularly in the realms of cleantech, greentech, and recycling. Beth's work has been featured in Alexandria Living Magazine.
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Knowsley Council took to the streets of Halewood recently for the latest action day! Officers took part in cleaning up hot spot areas, giving advice to local dog owners and carrying out sewer baiting and much more.
By: Beth Lawton
Madame Coco's Emporium will return to Old Town in mid-September alongside Long Dark House , a new bookstore focused on science fiction, horror and dark titles.
The 18.5-mile Mount Vernon Trail is vying for the Rails to Trails Conservancy's 2026 Trail Hall of Fame and needs public votes to win the accolade.
The expansion of coffee shops continues as an international brand plans a location in Old Town.
Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority (MRWA) is asking households and stakeholders across Merseyside to have their say on proposed changes to Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs), as it reviews how the service should operate in the future.
By: Beth Lawton
The 84th annual Historic Alexandria Homes Tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26. Ticket sales end on Sept. 10. There are 1,400 tickets available — 200 more than last year — and the event usually sells out.
Against the loud din of a crowded Atlas Brewery in Carlyle Crossing, a small group of self-described cartography nerds opened the first gathering of the Alexandria Map Society in late July.
This week, council staff and partners will visit Stockbridge Village for the latest action day. Making their way around the whole borough, council officers visit different areas to tackle environmental concerns and highlight some of the services available to households.
By: Beth Lawton
To help kids in Fairfax County fight hunger after school, a colorfully painted school bus is visiting their neighborhoods in the evenings.
That's why Knowsley Council's Recycling Engagement Team are inviting parents across Knowsley to re-use instead of buying new this year, by participating in a Halloween Swap-Shop.
