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Every year in London, thousands of people are injured or killed on our roads. These aren’t just numbers - they’re real lives changed forever. The toll is staggering. Not only in human terms, but financially too. According to our latest research, the total cost to society of serious and fatal road collisions in London last year was over £1.2 billion. 

For years, there’s been a narrative that cutting emissions from flying means sacrificing family holidays or pricing ordinary people out of travel. But our new research with the New Economics Foundation shows that this story doesn’t hold up.

We believe our streets should be more than just parking lots for cars — they should be places where communities can come together, relax, and enjoy a bit of green space. That’s why we’re excited to launch not one, but two Parklets Toolkits: one tailored for communities and another for local authorities.

We’ve rounded up some top-notch repair and reuse tips to help you save money, cut waste, and kick off 2025 on the right (carbon-friendly) foot.

Join us for our Fixperience Workshops, coming to Camden’s Fixing Factory from January to March 2025! These workshops are a fun, hands-on way to jump into DIY repairs, cut down on waste, and keep a little extra cash in your pocket.

It’s 2024, and our government is still considering expanding polluting airports. Eight leading climate organisations — including Possible, Friends of the Earth, and Greenpeace — are urging the UK government to pause all airport expansions.

This week, we published our new research report with the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB), calling for safer routes, fairer pay, and better access to e-bikes for London’s couriers.

After over a thousand of us emailed to call for climate action, the government has finally brought in a new tax on private jets!