WarmHomesLeics
Global Justice Leicester and Leicestershire joined other members of the WarmHomesLeics Coalition.
It was brilliant to meet so many local groups and individuals who shared our determination to call on the government to take Climate Change seriously.
Members of the WarmHomesLeices are given below (with new groups joining us all the time):
- Climate Action Leicester and Leicestershire
- The Race Equality Centre.
- Caritas Leicester and Leicestershire.
- Labour Behind the Label.
- One Roof Leicester.
- Victoria Park Health Centre.
- Women 4 Change.
- Leicester and District Trades Union Council (LandDTUC)
- Hindu Climate Action.
- Global Justice Leicester and Leicestershire.
- Parents for Future Leicestershire.
- Muslim Green Guardians.
- COG Youth Services.
- Fuel Poverty Action Leicestershire.
- Fashion-workers Advice Bureau Leicester (FAB-L).
- Quetzal, supporting women recovering from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse.
- Leicester Society of Friends (Quakers).
- Opal22 Arts and Edutainment.
- Greenlight, connecting Christ, creation and community.
- Loughborough Climate Vigil.
- St Annes, St Augustine and St Pauls Churches.
- Leicester Friends of the Earth.
- Tilton Green Community Group.
- Extinction Rebellion Leicester.
- Green Lives Green Planet Desford.
- Red Leicester Choir.
- Aylestone Park Residents’ Group.
Our WarmHomesLeics Coalition is part of a national United for Warm Homes campaign with local and national groups across the country.
Together, over the next 6-12 months, we aim to build enough pressure on our MPs and their political parties to get the current (or failing that, the next) government to do the following:
- Provide real financial support for people in fuel poverty now
- Set up and fund a nationwide street by street home insulation program, starting in the areas with the highest levels of fuel poverty
- Provide real support for UK renewable energy generation
- End government support for the fossil fuel industry.
Find out more on the Climate Action Leicester and Leicestershire website
Have you asked your MP to sign the Warm Home Pledge? – if not, send a message to your MP on the Warm Homes website.
