It's little more than a year since www.WhereCanWeGo.com started as a nationwide service. More than 25,000 events have been listed over the year, and basic listings are free. List your church events - and don't forget to add them to our Events database

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If you're in an Anglican church, make sure yours is listed in www.achurchnearyou.com - you can add basic details about your activities plus links to your website

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Treeflights.com, launched last month, is a new scheme that gives people an easy way to offset the CO2 released when they fly. It's based on a really simple idea. One tree is planted per passenger flight and as it grows it gradually re-absorbs the CO2 produced in the flight.

Treeflights is based in Mid-Wales where they have three forest planting sites, high up in the Cambrian Mountains. Airline passengers use the service fom all over the world and choose their own tree from eight Broadleaved species, including Oak, Beech, Cherry and Willow. In time these forests, which anyone can visit, will become a haven for birds and other wildlife.

Treeflights Director, Ru Hartwell, says: "My little boy is 2 years old. I don't want him to be living on the surface of Venus when he's my age. Luckily, trees eat CO2 for breakfast and I've got 15,000 ready to go!"