Events
Changes in our events due to the coronavirus
Our usual twice-monthly Thursday-evening public meetings at Clifton Library are cancelled until further notice but we are holding an online event (see below) and you can keep in touch with our plans by signing up for updates.
A Greener ‘New Normal’ for Bristol: What You Can Do (online event)
Thursday 21 May at 7:30 pm on Zoom
In the past two months, emergency measures for the coronavirus pandemic have given us a glimpse of some precious things: clean air, clear streets, and a powerful sense of community. A YouGov poll has shown that nine out of ten people don’t want things to go back to normal when we emerge from lockdown. Can we come out of these crisis greener than when we went in?
What can you do to help this happen?
Nikki Jones is chair of both Clifton Climate Action and the Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Energy Group. She will provide some ideas and lead a discussion on behalf of both groups, covering what local green resources we have and what we can all do to make sure we have a truly green recovery.
Connection details will be sent to those who register for the event either on Eventbrite or Facebook. Eventbrite will send emails out two days before the event and again on the morning of Thursday 21st.
Our usual twice-monthly Thursday-evening public meetings at Clifton Library are cancelled until further notice but we are holding an online event (see below) and you can keep in touch with our plans by signing up for updates.
A Greener ‘New Normal’ for Bristol: What You Can Do (online event)
Thursday 21 May at 7:30 pm on Zoom
In the past two months, emergency measures for the coronavirus pandemic have given us a glimpse of some precious things: clean air, clear streets, and a powerful sense of community. A YouGov poll has shown that nine out of ten people don’t want things to go back to normal when we emerge from lockdown. Can we come out of these crisis greener than when we went in?
What can you do to help this happen?
Nikki Jones is chair of both Clifton Climate Action and the Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Energy Group. She will provide some ideas and lead a discussion on behalf of both groups, covering what local green resources we have and what we can all do to make sure we have a truly green recovery.
Connection details will be sent to those who register for the event either on Eventbrite or Facebook. Eventbrite will send emails out two days before the event and again on the morning of Thursday 21st.
