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News from the network
Birmingham Friends of the Earth is holding a volunteer recruitment day on 24 September between 2-5pm. We wish them luck! Find out more.
The Fossil Free Gathering is back this September!
Join our annual training, learning, and networking event for grassroots activists campaigning to divest their local authority pensions from fossil fuels (or for those who are keen to find out how to get started). Learn more.
Transport Action Network held its first ever conference with over 100 people in attendance. Several Friends of the Earth groups and affiliates made presentations and workshops which were very well received.
Luton Friends of the Earth had its first meeting and have successfully attracted new members. They’ve been doing great work with community mapping and outreach for the Warm Homes campaign.
Luton Friends of the Earth has been invited to a networking event with other groups to exchange ideas and strategies around the energy crisis.
Balham Climate Action had a successful session where they started work on community mapping for the Warm Homes campaign. We look forward to what comes next.
High Peak Green New Deal has collaborated on a report detailing alternatives to a proposed new road development. They’ve involved their local community by door knocking, which has been met with a positive response.
Frustrated by local council’s inaction around signing up to a Climate Action Plan, Sustainable Harborough Community is organising a demonstration to draw awareness to their resistance.
St Albans Friends of the Earth hosted their AGM. Half of the members in attendance were new members who had been drawn in by the groups work on warm homes and the energy crisis.
West Cumbria and North Lakes Friends of the Earth is launching a community development project on linking climate crisis with the cost-of-living crisis. They’re hiring a consultant to help undertake this important work.
Norwich Friends of the Earth is working with a coalition to stop the construction of the proposed Norwich Western Link Road, which’ll cause irreparable damage to unique ecosystems, including the River Wensum. Support their action.
Can you smell the climate change crisis smoke? Have a read of Brent Friends of the Earth Pam’s piece for local media.
South East Essex Friends of the Earth has been busy, working on issues like the sewage crisis and pollution.
Warwickshire Climate Alliance have launched a new divestment action, asking Warwickshire County Council to ditch fossil fuel investments. Find out more and support the action.
Nice coverage in the West Wales Chronicle of Friends of the Earth's heat data generated by Friends of the Earth Neath Port Talbot. Have a read.
Read Toqueer Ahmed Quyyam's, member of Birmingham Friends of the Earth, article on his walk to wonderland, organised by Kinder in Colour and the Birmingham Climate Justice Coalition.
North Wiltshire Friends of the Earth and Wiltshire Climate Alliance are going to use our council case studies and find ways to apply them to their area.
Luton Friends of the Earth is organising a picnic to welcome new members to their growing group.
Leeds Friends of the Earth are welcoming new members by hosting a welcome webinar. They have lots of plans for new areas of campaigning.
Portsmouth Friends of the Earth have produced a great report asking their council to make the city greener. Want to do the same for your area? Give it a read and get inspired