REVIEW: The People’s Emergency Briefing shows why the climate crisis is worse than you think
I cried at The Exchange last night. Let me contextualise: I went to watch The People’s Emergency Briefing – a
Review: The Guest at Omnibus Theatre, Clapham
The Guest at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham is a cyclical meditation on migration and the climate crisis, set in a
Immersive playground of reclaimed set pieces comes to Southbank
The second iteration of an immersive playground experience crafted entirely from reclaimed materials from shows is being hosted by the
Will the United Nations end global hunger by 2030?
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From paint to peaceful protest: is Extinction Rebellion cooling down?
Colourful placards, picket lines, workshops and 100,000 people. It seems Extinction Rebellion is planning to leave the paint and glue
Sustainability is on the menu at London’s cocktail bars
London’s cocktail bars are aiming to be more eco-friendly in response to the climate crisis.
Rees-Mogg’s energy crisis solution draws climate warnings
New licences for oil and gas exploration have been announced, with Business and Energy Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg insisting the move
The UK will miss climate targets without nuclear energy, warns MP
Retiring nuclear power stations in Britain would be ‘an environmental and economic catastrophe of unprecedented scale,’ according to a Labour
Lambeth Labour councillors open borough further to refugees
Lambeth Labour councillors reconfirmed their commitment to ensuring Lambeth is a safe place for refugees to call home on the
UK’s first climate positive bar launches in London at Cocktails in the City
Britain’s first climate positive bar launched in central London last week. Avallen is on a mission to fight against the climate
Twickenham gallery addresses climate crisis in ecological exhibition
A Twickenham-based art gallery exhibition is hosting two internationally award-winning artists to present solutions to the climate crisis with time-transient,