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Blog, Environment, Politics and Elections · 28 October, 2021

What can we expect from COP26 in Glasgow?

Make no mistake - COP26 matters a lot.  As the UN Secretary General has said “The alarm bells are deafening, and the evidence is irrefutable:  greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning and deforestation are choking our planet and putting billions of people at immediate risk. Global heating …

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Blog, Economy, Environment, Universal Credit · 27 October, 2021

Responding to the Budget

On Wednesday 27th October, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced the Autumn Budget in the House of Commons. It’s hard to ground Budget statements in everyday reality – not least because different people and different political parties see reality very differently. At other times, …

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Environment, Poverty and Inequality · 23 September, 2021

What will it take to insulate Britain?

News over the last week has drawn attention to environmental protestors blocking roads in the south-east of England. The strategic blockages have been a huge headache to motorists going about their business, transporting parcels and food, or getting to work or the airport, and have led to at least …

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Church Statements, Environment · 20 September, 2021

Glasgow Multi-Faith Declaration for COP26

This joint statement was released on 20th September 2021, ahead of the United Nations COP26 meeting taking place in Glasgow, in November 2021.  You can find a poster version of this declaration to show in your church here. Our faith communities are united in caring for human life and …

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Blog, Environment · 8 July, 2021

Make COP Count Parliamentary Event

Ahead of COP26 in November 2021, the interfaith initiative Make COP Count gathered faith leaders and parliamentarians together to explore the role of faith communities in encouraging an ambitious and effective climate summit, in partnership with the all-party parliamentary groups (APPG) on Climate …

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Blog, Church Statements, Environment · 10 June, 2021

Faith groups call for G7 to use power wisely

As world leaders arrive in Cornwall this week for the G7 Summit, leaders of the Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Churches joined dozens of faith leaders to call on the UK government to use its Presidency of the G7 and of the UN climate talks to drive real progress on addressing the climate …

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Environment, Politics and Elections · 1 June, 2021

Make COP Count: Invite MPs and Peers

Mon, June 14, 20214:00 PM – 5:00 PM BST We’re partnering with other faith groups to host a briefing for MPs and Peers, to share faith groups’ priorities for climate action in the run-up to the UN climate talks (COP26) and discuss how we can work together for positive change. We need …

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Blog, Briefings, COVID-19, Economy, Environment, International Development, Politics and Elections, Poverty and Inequality, Universal Credit · 4 March, 2021

Reaction to the Budget

In this Budget, the Chancellor faced the difficult task of setting financial and economic priorities at a time when unprecedented support has been needed, and continues to be needed, to help the country get through the pandemic. As well as setting out plans for the extension of that support, he had …

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Environment, Reflection · 11 February, 2021

A collection of Lent resources

Lent is fast approaching. Ash Wednesday is 16th February, after which we head towards Easter on 4th April. In this season, Christians remind themselves of Christ’s journey through the wilderness. It’s often used as a period to grow our personal discipleship through self-discipline: giving …

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Blog, Environment · 15 January, 2021

UK climate commitments: where are we up to?

Where are we at with the UK’s climate commitments? It is hard to predict what 2021 will be shaped by, but it is undoubtable that the impact of COP26 at the end of this year will be significant. The very present realities of the climate crisis remain stark – the impact of Fiji’s latest …

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