To mark the publication of our new report, Kate Ball from the Disabled People’s Organisation Wheels for Wellbeing explores why climate adaptation matters for Disabled people, and how kerbside greening can make streets work better for everyone. She highlights the risks of poorly designed greening measures and explains how 'eco-accessibility' brings environmental action and inclusive street design together.
Read MoreToday, we've published new research with the University of Westminster's Active Travel Academy exploring a simple solution to making our towns and cities more resilient to climate impacts including extreme heat and flooding.
Read MoreWhen we talk about climate-friendly travel, one argument comes up again and again: “flights are cheaper”. Our new report challenges that assumption.
Read MoreThe UK government has just made a legally-binding commitment to cutting carbon emissions by 87% by 2042, meaning we’ll see more climate-supportive policies for years to come.
Read MoreIt’s the start of June and summer has arrived in full pelt. High temperatures over the last few weeks have left many of us worrying about the climate crisis. But together, we are working towards building a cleaner, fairer UK where communities and nature can thrive. Here are five things we achieved together last month.
Read MoreOver the past year, we’ve been gathering impact data from our workshops, community repair sessions, and volunteers. And now, we can clearly see what many of us already felt: The Fixing Factory model works - for people, for communities, and for the climate.
Read MoreA France-style social leasing policy could ease the fuel crisis by getting affordable EVs to the drivers who need them the most - it’s a win-win-win for the climate, the economy and public health.
Read MoreAfter years of campaigning for low-carbon roads in the capital, it’s great to see so many of the things we’ve been calling for show up in Transport for London’s action plan. But there’s still a long way to go.
Read MoreMarch is here and we’re feeling good about it. But before we fully shut the door on winter, let’s celebrate four climate wins from February.
Read MoreWe’ve started this year with a bang; four weeks in and we’re celebrating big wins in each one of our four mission areas.
Read MoreThe Warm Homes Plan that was announced last week is the biggest homes upgrade programme in British history. From tougher standards for new homes and landlords, to major investment in rolling out clean energy solutions for households across the country, this plan represents a step-change in ambition from the government - and this is something definitely worth celebrating.
Read MoreWe polled 2,000 cab drivers in London to find out what they think about the switch to greener vehicles and efforts to reduce car use in the city. Find out what they said.
Read MoreAs the UK’s climate solutions charity, we’ve hatched a plan to create a cleaner, greener, fairer transport system. Turning the tide on traffic means prioritising accessible and affordable public transport, making walking, wheeling and cycling safe and easy, and getting electric vehicles to those who need them.
Read MoreIt’s the end of another year of inspiring climate action, but before we turn the page on a fresh calendar for 2026, we wanted to celebrate the amazing achievements of the year behind us - all thanks to thousands of our supporters.
Read MoreThe UK government has just released a document explaining how it will meet its legally-binding climate targets. Here’s what it contains, what’s missing, and what it means for you.
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