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Groundwork joins 27 charities and mission-led organisations to urge the government to respond to the ongoing gas crisis with measures to create a green, fair and affordable energy future for all.
The ‘Youth in a Changing Climate’ report has examined the perspectives of young people between the ages 16-25 years in the UK on climate change and discusses barriers which prevent young people from taking climate action.
The report argues that the Levelling Up and climate change agendas should be working hand-in-hand with each other. Local areas should be empowered to build economies that are both green and inclusive, according to their distinct needs and opportunities.
Blog by Groundwork's UK Chief Executive, Graham Duxbury
On Friday 1 October 2021 energy prices are set to rise as the energy price cap increases. This change coincides with the end of the furlough scheme and a Universal Credit payment cut of £20 per week which will reduce household incomes for those on the scheme.
As our Natural Neighbourhoods project comes to the end of it's first year, our West Midlands Green Team have been speaking to their volunteers to hear all about the beneficial impacts of In this case study of how volunteering with Natural Neighbourhoods improved lives and careers. This is Sam's story.
Although sustainable lifestyle choices are a good way for us all to chip in when it comes to fighting climate change, there is more we can do.
This blog highlights the ways Veganuary supports our health and environment as well as showcasing the achievements and this campaign has made.
In advance of the Big Energy Saving Week 2022, which runs 17th – 23rd January, we talked to Energyworks Manager Andrew Pinches about the effects and causes of fuel poverty, and what we can expect in 2022.
Groundwork joins 27 charities and mission-led organisations to urge the government to respond to the ongoing gas crisis with measures to create a green, fair and affordable energy future for all.
Milestone two of the ELM Partnership in the Irwell Catchment (EPIC) Test and Trial focused on the policy theme of Collaboration. This report highlights farmers thoughts on how this should be managed moving forward.
On Monday 29 November, a team of 11 staff from Thames Water joined Groundwork staff clear an area of Memorial Park Community Food Growing Hub in preparation for a new family growing area.
The Whitemountain Programme supports projects making a positive impact at ground level, either developing facilities for community use or encouraging biodiversity and environmental improvements.
Groundwork UK's Partnerships Manager, Joe McIndoe, shares his insights into the benefits of building social value in from the start with Yondr.
