History shows that rapid change has only come from everyday people taking action.

Adapt your lifestyle
Change your bank to one that does not invest in fossil fuel extraction
Do Oppose
- any measures that will increase road traffic such as new road developments, building new housing that requires residents to use a car
- Use of private jets
- Pension funds that invest in fossil fuels (does yours?)
Do
- Support any measures that will improve and increase the use of public transport or active travel (walking/cycling)
- Eat less meat
- Walk, cycle, take the train, drive and fly less
- Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle
Gardens and yards
- No mow May A healthy lawn with some long grass and wildflowers benefits wildlife, tackles pollution and can even lock away carbon below ground
- Resist clearing plant debris in gardens and yards until April to allow insects such as ladybirds, solitary bees and hoverflies to survive and be of benefit to gardens.
- Make compost Use compost bins and water butts (often available at reduced cost from local authorities),
- Use only peat free compost