Get involved in climate chats in our borough this summer

Climate conversations aren’t just happening in formal meetings, they’re unfolding in pubs, churches and community centres. Share your views and be part of our journey toward a greener, more sustainable borough.

As London Climate Action Week encourages city-wide engagement, events across the borough are bringing residents together to connect, reflect and act on the climate challenges we all share. 

Truth in 10 

This evening (Wednesday 25 June), come along to a free session hosted by The Climate Reality Project. Learn how we can solve global warming and create a better future for all with a just transition to clean energy, using the tools and technology already within reach. The session includes up-to-date data and clear, accessible explanations.

Book Truth in 10

Green & Gold Drinks 

Taking place on 26 June and the last Thursday of every month, this networking event welcomes everyone to share environmental news, insights, activities and strategies with like-minded people.

Find out more about Green & Gold Drinks

Richmond Sustainability Forum 

Join us on Monday 14 July to hear about the new Richmond Climate and Nature Strategy. The free event features interesting speakers and a panel discussion focused on the new strategy's priority themes: buildings, air and transport, nature, resources and resilience. This event welcomes everyone interested in creating a more sustainable future for Richmond and beyond.

Book for Richmond Sustainability forum

Kew Eco-Chat 

Launching on Sunday 6 July, Kew Eco-Chat offers a relaxed and friendly space to connect with others in Kew who care about the natural world and community. Through books, films, podcasts, and exhibitions, the group will explore big environmental ideas like climate change, biodiversity, and sustainability, and bring them down to earth, considering how they relate to our local area.

Find out more about Kew Eco-Chat

Open Mic on Climate Change and Human Rights 

Every third Thursday, Palewell Press, in collaboration with Freedom from Torture and other charities, runs this session at ETNA Community Centre. Come share your words, buy books and make new friends!

Find out more about Open Mic on Climate Change and Human Rights

More ways to get involved 

There are even more climate conversation events across the borough.

St Luke’s Church in Kew runs an EcoChurch initiative, and Small99 hosts regular meet-ups who helps small businesses take practical, achievable steps toward net zero and sustainability.

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