Case studies

Lewes District Council adopted a new corporate plan in February 2020, following the declaration of a climate emergency in July 2019, under a new Green/Lib Dem led ‘co-operative alliance’.

SCC focused on demonstrating its commitment and starting a conversation with residents on how to achieve its ambitious goals.

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is moving from a resident parking permit structure with seven price bands to one which is more directly related to the CO2 emissions of the vehicle.

BCC was the first council to declare a Climate Emergency in 2018, and in their approach to comms and engagement, evaluation is key.

OCC is using the evidence-based recommendations from its 2019 Citizens’ Assembly to steer their approach to climate change.

Recognising the council cannot do it alone, the communications team is amplifying its reach through committed and enthusiastic partners.

ACT emphasise the importance of having trusted people, including local councillors, for residents to speak to.

After hosting the first ever citizens’ jury at town council level, KTC focused on understanding what residents thought it should do and ensuring commitments from local partners.

Vale of White Horse District Council used innovative digital education to communicate and engage with residents in lockdown.

South Hams District and West Devon Borough Councils share their experience of developing a community forum.