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Thomas Niblett

Thomas Niblett

I am the JPIT 2025-26 intern with responsibility for the Constituency Action Network. I studied Politics, Sociology and Anthropology at Selwyn College, Cambridge, graduating in 2024, and spent a year in L’Arche Kent as a live in care assistant, working with people with and without learning disabilities. I live in Egham, Surrey, and attend my local Anglican Church.

Blog, Environment, International Development · 29 April, 2026

On the Just Transition: A Colombian Perspective

In mid-April 2026, JPITs denominational leaders signed a letter asking Ed Miliband to attend First Conference on the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels. Held in Santa Marta, Colombia, the conference is a key opportunity for delegates from the Global North and South to gather and begin the technical …

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Blog, Environment · 21 April, 2026

UK urged to continue its climate leadership

Faith leaders have called on the UK government to step up international efforts to encourage the phasing out of fossil fuels. Senior representatives of the Methodist Church, the Baptist Union and the United Reformed Church have co-signed a letter asking Ed Miliband, as Secretary of State for Energy …

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Blog · 11 September, 2025

Introducing Thomas

Thomas Niblett

My name is Thomas, and I am a JPIT intern for 2025-6, working on the Constituency Action Network amongst other things! I grew up in the Anglican church, in a family that considered Christianity and social justice to be like cheese and biscuits; good on their own, in another league when paired …

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constituency action network, Politics and Elections · 2 July, 2024

Haven’t met your MP before?

Palaces of Westminster from across the Thames. Sunset/ sunrise view.

Send your MP a letter or card Writing a card or letter to your MP is a great way to show the work that your church is doing in the community, that you are praying for them in their role and to invite them to a service or event to get to the know them better. Writing a letter or sending a …

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