In November two exciting events are taking place to bring together community groups who are working towards tackling climate change and the Suffolk wide ambition of net zero by 2030 at a grassroots level. These events will enable community ...
YOUNG PEOPLE MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD AT SUFFOLK’S FIRST YOUTH CLIMATE CONFERENCE BBC Presenter Megan McCubbin giving her keynote speech Suffolk’s first Youth Climate Conference, held on 5th July in Bury St. Edmunds, provided an opportunity for young voices ...
[Source: West Suffolk Council]. West Suffolk Council has worked with partners in the Interreg North Sea Region ACCESS project to accelerate smart energy transitions for businesses. The short video above introduces their pilot, showcases the achievements, and discusses ...
[Source: Carbon Charter] The launch of the ’25 by 25’ campaign sees Suffolk businesses urged to pledge a 25% reduction in their carbon emissions by 2025. The Carbon Charter, Suffolk's hub for business sustainability, is ...
[Source: Suffolk County Council]. The votes have been counted and judges have chosen the winners for Suffolk County Council’s Creating The Greenest County 2023 Awards. Nine awards have been presented to schools, businesses, community groups and this year’s Green ...
[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils]. Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s bin lorry naming competition winners have enjoyed the chance to get behind the wheel of Ed Sheerbin and Binnie the Pooh. Hosted at Babergh and Mid Suffolk District ...
Photo source: Sophia Gentile, New Anglia LEP Skills Bootcamp graduate Commendable efforts are being made across Suffolk to ensure the retrofit of energy inefficient homes. While the Warm Homes Suffolk initiative is ensuring that the most vulnerable households receive ...
An annual grants scheme that sees over £75,000 awarded to community projects across Essex and Suffolk has opened for applications. Individuals, organisations, and community groups are encouraged to apply for grants that is available across the Coast & ...
[Source: Suffolk County Council] Suffolk County Council has reduced its carbon emissions by 15% (or 4,000 tonnes CO2e) in the last two years, on its ambitious journey to net zero by 2030. The results are set out in a report ...
This year has seen great progress in Suffolk's aspiration to achieve net zero emissions by 2030. Let’s look back at some of the key achievements made across the work of the Suffolk Climate Emergency Plan, from the last 12 ...