CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Comparing funding options for local decarbonisation
By Cllr Kieron Williams | 23 April 2025
Being clear about the strengths and trade-offs of the funding options available to local and national government to drive decarbonisation will enable informed decisions, says Cllr Kieron Williams.
DATA
Data is the key to creating thriving places
By Ed Parham | 10 March 2025
Ed Parham says the housing or climate crisis cannot be addressed without embracing data
MJ AWARDS
Calderdale's fruitful climate partnership
By Cllr Scott Patient | 24 February 2025
Putting the environment ‘front and centre’ along with a focus on partnership helped Calderdale MB...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Why you've got to have faith
By Nadia Khan | 24 February 2025
Nadia Khan and Kristian Noll believe faith-based organisations’ financial leverage make them well...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
A new way forward for UK councils on the climate emergency
By Miles Ashton | 06 February 2025
Within the context of increasing pressure on PWLB funding, councils need mechanisms like Local Cl...
MJ AWARDS
Stockport's shining star
By Martin Ford | 22 January 2025
Achieving the Rising Star Award at The MJ Awards for her role in helping Stockport meet its carbo...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Future Forum North - Climate risk needs to be properly considered
By Paul Marinko | 06 December 2024
The UK needs to properly consider climate risks to avoid ‘catastrophic’ incidents such as future ...
REGENERATION
Regeneration: The real key to successful city-wide decarbonisation
By Matt Crossley | 05 December 2024
Equans' partnership with Manchester City Council exemplifies how collaboration, open communicatio...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Making local authorities the driving force behind a greener future
By Adele Gritten | 29 November 2024
Rhian Mari Thomas and Adele Gritten explain why bridging the local delivery gap will mobilise nat...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Tackling net zero knowledge gaps
By Ryan O'Neill | 26 November 2024
Ryan O’Neill looks at how to bridge the gap between confidence and capability on the pathway to N...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Local leaders are powering up for a revolution
By Christopher Hammond | 20 November 2024
A century on from the first electricity revolution, Christopher Hammond hopes the launch of a new...
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