Blog > Archive by tag 'sustainability' 
December 23rd, 2011 - Lingfield Point is delighted to announce it’s new bus service.We’re over the moon to welcome the bus 1/1b to Lingfield Point. Starting on 3 January, this regular half hour service will call at three stops around the 107 acre business park and will be able to serve the 1800 customers working in our premium office space at Lingfield Point. Part funded by Department of [...]
December 16th, 2011 - A great plug for our new bus service!Arriva bus drivers and employees from Student Finance England and NAAFI at Lingfield Point helped launch the new bus link, service 1/1b by introducing a new hybrid vehicle to a 3ft wide electrical plug. We’re over the moon to welcome the new hybrid buses soon to be trialled on the extended bus service 1/1b with [...]
Posted in General, Lingfield Point, Marchday, Tim Stephen Also tagged commercial property, community, Customer service, Darlington, environment, lingfield life, News, Regeneration, Value for money +October 28th, 2011 - Lingfield HoneybeesIn a quiet corner in the Lingfield Allotments there is a hive of activity! As you may already know we are very fortunate here at Lingfield Point to have our very own bees. We have two strains of bee – and Italian and a strain all the way from New Zealand – we’re very continental! [...]
Posted in General, Jenny Carr, Lingfield Point, Marchday Also tagged bees, Customer service, Darlington, honey, honey bees, lingfieldpoint, local food production, North East, organic food, Value for money +October 21st, 2011 - Wayne Hemingway speaks his mind!At Marchday we’re big fans of the Fashion Trendsetter turned Community Guru Wayne Hemingway. We were really impressed by the special qualities Wayne’s company Hemingwaydesign brought to the Taylor Wimpey scheme, Staiths Southbank in Gateshead. The scheme reminded us of much of the good stuff we saw in Malmo, Sweden earlier this year where the [...]
Posted in General, John Orchard, Lingfield Point Also tagged Art, hemingwaydesign, malmo, redordead, Regeneration, sustainablecommunities, valueformoney, Waynehemingway +August 5th, 2011 - The Darlington Potato.If a picture paints a thousand words, the latest in a series of massive photographic public artworks displayed at Lingfield Point, Darlington, says all there is to say about the ethos of our neighbourhood. ‘Potato’, shows a gardener planting the vegetable depicting Lingfield Point’s modern take on the ‘good life’ with its plans for [...]
Posted in General, Lingfield Point Also tagged arts, Customer service, Futurescope, potato, Value for money, Vista projects +
