Energy bills will rise in July due to the war in Iran. This free week-long event is an opportunity to visit Portsmouth homes that will barely be impacted, because they have been upgraded with solar, heat pumps etc.
The People's Emergency Briefing is a short documentary with senior figures from the NHS, military and financial system talking about the risks the UK is facing from climate breakdown.
There are screenings across our…
Want to make your home more energy efficient and cheaper to run? 🏡
Join our upcoming webinar to hear from local Pompey residents who’ve improved their homes in different ways.
From 2028 Portsmouth will become part of the Hampshire and Solent Mayoral Combined Authority. This new body will be responsible for our regional transport, health and economic policies. We'll need to lobby differently.
A family and kid friendly ride to celebrate the joys and benefits of cycling! And a 100 years of Portsmouth being a cycling city! Save the date: April 19th at 11am!
Are you 18 to 30 years old? Would you like to help make Portsmouth a greener, less polluted place? Come and check out Portsmouth Youth Climate Action at their next meeting on Wednesday Jan 7th 2026
At our winter workshop on Saturday, 6th December 2025 we heard from local residents who have improved their homes through solar PV, insulation, heat pumps etc.
Join us on Sat 11th Oct at the Wilder Eastney site for a morning of helping nature to thrive. During the session we'll be tending to the young fruit trees, improving grassland habitat, and jazzing up the raised…
Throughout its history, Portsmouth has been heavily fortified as a defence against invasion. Now it has a new enemy: a destabilised climate, with rapidly rising seas.
Our economy isn't working: empty high streets, bills rising every year while wages stay the same, local SMEs struggling to survive while big corporations evade tax. We need new ideas such as Community Wealth Building
In March 2021 Brambles nursery manager, Vicky Taylor, emailed Portsmouth Climate Action Board asking for help to green their playground. We arranged a visit with Andy Ames from the Hampshire and IoW Wildlife Trust,…
Unfortunately Portsmouth streets are still clogged with traffic and air pollution. One way to reduce the number of cars and vans on the road is to persuade families and businesses to use electric-cargo bikes instead.
The Brambles Infant School Crowdfunder inspired quite a few other schools to start greening their playgrounds and lessons. One school that got in touch with us was Manor Infants in Fratton.
The Christian Climate action group meets every month to explore actions the Christian faith community can take. It is open to any church / denomination.