Have you signed the Fossil Free Camden petition yet? We believe our local government has a responsibility to divest from an industry that’s destroying our future. By continuing to invest in fossil fuels (for example in pension investments), Camden Council is supporting the power, influence and activities of the fossil fuel industry. Why are Camden…
Some photos from our Clean British Energy day of action at the Brunswick Centre in October: Our “green is working” photo stunt attracted a lot of attention (including from the Brunswick Centre security guards!) and we got a fair few postcards signed. Thanks to everyone who took part and to our photographer Julia O’Dell!
Thanks to all who made it to last Friday’s Animated Earth Concert and who helped organise the event – it was a lovely evening of music and animation with lots of laughs and we hope you enjoyed it! Many thanks also to Camden Council for their help in promoting the show. Susan’s short review of…
Join us for an entertaining evening of eco-music and animation on Friday 7 September! Camden Friends of the Earth is excited to present Jess Gold and Luke Concannon in the Animated Earth Concert Tour, Friday 7 September 2012, 7pm, at the beautiful St Pancras church, Euston Road. Jess is launching her new album “Project Earth…
Camden Friends of the Earth was up bright & early (very early…!) this morning to participate in a UK-wide CBE “award ceremony”. Along with groups across the UK we helped award medals to Great Britons including Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Dr Samuel Johnson, Laurence Olivier and Queen Victoria. The CBE medals were awarded to recognise great…
We’ve spent the last few months campaigning on our Final Demand campaign, getting signatures for our petition asking the government for a public inquiry into the power and influence of the Big Six energy companies. The petition was very popular in Camden; we got hundreds of signatures at our stalls, and we had some great…
Camden Council has joined Friends of the Earth and other local authorities across the country in objecting to the Government’s consultation proposals to cut Feed-in-tariff (FiT) rates for solar electricity projects. A news article on Camden’s website Camden Council slams government’s bid to cut solar feed-in-tariffs states: The FiT currently guarantees an income to installers…