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REEP News
2010 Easter Feature
This year's Easter greeting tells how flowers and gardens have traditionally formed part of the iconography and message of the Christian Easter story, using interpretations from both art and photography.
Published: 15/03/2010
2009 Advent Feature
In this year's advent feature you'll meet the Jólasveinarnir - characters from Norwegian and Icelandic Folklore - and find out what they think about they way we live our lives.
Published: 15/03/2010
2010 Poetry Pamphlet Awards
The Awards for 2009-10 will be for Poetry Pamphlets, on the subject of 'Rivers'. REEP hopes that teachers and students will enjoy the new challenge. Find out more about the awards...
Published: 08/10/2009
2009 Easter Feature
Our 2009 Easter feature looks at a garden made in a place once devastated by industrial pullution. Find out about this transformation and how it reflects the new life celebrated at Easter.
Published: 08/10/2009
Other News
REEP in 'Landscape and Memory' panel discussion
REEP Director, Diana Lazenby, joins a discussion panel - "Landscape and Memory" - at the Garden Museum in London.
Published: 30/10/2009
Important Questions Remain Over Coal
The Government’s decision to require all new coal-fired power stations to use carbon capture and storage (CCS) by 2025 is a courageous step forward says Christian Aid.
Published: 13/05/2009
Anglican ‘double bill’ to boost climate campaign
As the world prepares for this December’s crunch UN summit in Copenhagen, two of the Church of England’s leaders are to join forces with Operation Noah, an ecumenical organisation which campaigns on climate change.
Published: 30/04/2009
Help Break A World Record!
REEP is entering a team in the Gaza 100 World Record Run, in aid of Save the Children’s Gaza Appeal.
Published: 22/04/2009
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