In May 2021, Bristol residents were able to vote in elections for local councillors, Bristol Mayor, West of England Combined Authority Mayor and Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner. At the time, we didn’t publish the answers of the councillor candidates, so, as the Car Free Bristol project concludes, we thought it might be useful to look back at their priorities.
Read MoreWe’ve written an open letter to tell the government to unblock wind from unfair planning rules, and built an easy-to-use tool so you can respond to the consultation, and tell the government that it’s time to unlock the full potential of wind power. It will only take two minutes to add your voice.
A few weeks ago, we published the biggest study into LTNs ever conducted. We’ve discussed your questions with the authors of the study, and we’re more than happy to give you answers.
Read MoreNew analysis has shown that London boroughs seeking to block or delay the mayor’s ULEZ expansion have also done the least to help their residents switch to greener forms of transport.
Read MoreAfter our boiler packed it in this winter (as so many do when we need them most in the cold months) we decided it was a great time to get our office on clean heat. So we got a heat pump!
But what is a heat pump? And how do they work? Here’s your guide to all things heat pump related.
Read MoreWe’ve got 2023 off with a bang Possible has unveiled new visions of Newfoundland Circus in Bristol and of Tooting Broadway Junction in South London reimagined as people-friendly, climate-conscious environments with fewer cars.
Read MoreA quick overview of three common myths around the availability of sustainable air travel, why we call relying on technology alone ‘false solutions’, and what you can do to take meaningful action on air travel.
Read MoreOver the past season, we have worked in partnership with Nature-Friendly Farming Network to plant 6280 trees on Glyn Canol Farm in Welshpool and Fairoaks Farm, in Suffolk.
Read MoreFrom putting thousands of trees in the ground to getting thousands of cars off the road, 2022 was an incredible year of inspiring climate action. Here’s what you made possible in 2022.
Read MoreClimate, wildlife and energy poverty groups including Possible, Community Energy England, the RSPB and The Wildlife Trusts have written to the government urging them to ensure there are ways forward for new clean, cheap onshore renewable energy projects in England.
Read MoreAfter an evaluation by the Centre Change and Social Transformations we know Climate Perks users are choosing lower-carbon transport for their holidays when typically they would have flown.
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