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The Big One

The Big One

by Admin | May 2, 2023 | Birmingham United for Warm Homes, Blog, Blog, Energy And Climate Change, Save Our Soil

Last week Extinction Rebellion (XR) organised a climate demo – The Big One – lasting from April 21st -24th. They mobilised more than 200 organisation, trade unions, and charities UK-wide to join them demanding to end the fossil fuel era. BFoE went to London of...
Letter to the Prime Minister – Posted!

Letter to the Prime Minister – Posted!

by Admin | Mar 22, 2023 | Birmingham United for Warm Homes, Blog, Energy And Climate Change, News, The Energy Crisis

At the beginning of January 2023 we launched our open letter to the Prime Minister. The letter was signed by over 230 organisations, faith groups, Councillors and residents. We posted our letter at the beginning of March and were pleased that to see the energy price...
How does fuel poverty affect health?

How does fuel poverty affect health?

by Admin | Dec 1, 2022 | Birmingham United for Warm Homes, Blog, Uncategorised

This Saturday (3 December 2022), the Warm This Winter coalition has convened a Day of Action on fuel poverty. Groups and communities across the country have come together to deliver events and actions. These events and actions will show there are solutions to tackle...

Tread Lightly on the Earth

by Admin | Nov 30, 2022 | Birmingham United for Warm Homes, Blog, Blog, Uncategorised

Last Sunday (27 November) I attended Footsteps’ Tread Lightly on the Earth event at the Al Hijrah Banqueting Hall. It was great to meet so many people. The event was held to discuss the energy price crisis, how it affects faith communities and action...
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