PLYMOUTH will soon be home to one of the first city centre climate hubs in the world, after a successful Crowdfunder campaign called “Our Planet Your Path” raised over £75,000 in November last year.
Opening its doors to the public on Earth Day – Friday, April 22 – the Climate Hub will make use of a vacant three-floor building at 67 New George Steet, which previously housed a Waterstones store.
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