Sustainability West Midlands is a not-for-profit company with members from businesses, local authorities, charities and others to act as a catalyst for change. Its 140 members include Coventry City Council and Coventry University. Annual membership costs between £50 and £1000 … Continue reading →
The West Midlands Climate Coalition campaigns to harmonise the climate action plans of the West Midlands Combined Authority and its constituent parts with those of the IPCC and UN. The United Nation’s Environment Programme and the International Panel on Climate … Continue reading →
Historically, energy was generated in large power stations and distributed through national networks through. But as we move away from fossil fuels, large power stations are likely to be replaced as the being the main sources of electricity by localised … Continue reading →
Join the candidates of the West Midlands Mayoral Election and Chair as they take questions and discuss their plans to tackle the climate emergency at 19:00 – 20:15 on Wed, 10 March 2021. This is your chance to ask questions directly … Continue reading →
On World Environment Day, 5 June 2020, the Board of West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) approved the document WM2041: A Programme for Implementing an Environmental Recovery The plan for a green recovery builds on an existing commitment #WM2041 to make … Continue reading →
Transport for West Midlands, wants your comments on the plan for the West Midlands Cycling and Walking Network. Visit the website here or click the map above. George Riches, Cycling UK infrastructure representative for Coventry, says: “West Midlands Combined Authority … Continue reading →
The West Midlands Sustainable Schools Network brings together organisations and individuals who support work on sustainable development in West Midland Schools. The network offers opportunities for mutual support, information sharing, discussion and partnership. It also provides us with a shared … Continue reading →
