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River Teme floods at Leintwardine, Herefordshire, February 2020. (Photo: Peter Evans)

Are local plans planning for the zero-carbon future we need?

Waverney Food Bank in Eye, Suffolk were another group funded by Thrive Renewables

A helping hand: Communities supporting each other through crisis

Homes in Cambridge's innovative K1 development

Blog: Carbon offsetting – how to avoid the pitfalls

Bleak outlook ... Ian Preston expects to see much higher rates of energy debt, self-disconnection and mental stress among our clients this winter

Blog: When winter comes, a cold wind of fuel poverty will blow …

Parish council responsibilities can include planning, traffic calming, community transport, street lighting, allotments, bridleways & footpaths, car parks, commons and open spaces, leisure, litter bins and street cleaning, tourism and youth projects

New carbon footprinting tool for parish councils

Energise newsletter: Summer edition out now

Energise newsletter: Summer edition out now

The programme includes online and face-to-face training.

Still time to apply for Bright Green Future

Jane's severe osteoporosis means she needs a home that she can keep affordably warm in winter. But when we visited last Christmas we found her boiler broken, most of her radiators not working and no hot water ...

“Without this support I don’t know what I would have done”

Bristol Green Doors launch online Retrofit Stories events

Bristol Green Doors launch online Retrofit Stories events

Next Generation webinar series to share learning from community energy projects

New Futureproof tools help builders & homeowners plan home improvements

We'll be building on our existing relations with Wiltshire foodbanks to reach people in need. Photo: Wiltshire Community Foundation

Easing the burden for Wiltshire households struggling with the lockdown

During the Covid-19 crisis, the Energy Caravan is distributing food supplies to people who are ill and self-isolating.

Serving isolated communities in East Sussex

New online hub will make energy data more accessible

The Fuel Stories community engagement model used visual elicitation to help people reflect on how energy has shaped their lives.

Bristol Sustainable Energy Research Fund opens for round 2

Applications are open for a new round of Power Partners, a community funding scheme helping alleviate fuel poverty, during coronavirus.

£300,000 to fund community support organisations during Covid-19

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