Stretton Climate Care has arranged a topical talk on Friday 18^th September at 7.00pm in the Methodist Church Hall. The subject is what to do about the extreme weather we have been experiencing.

We are extremely fortunate that Dr Chloe Brimicombe of Oxford University’s Department of Social Policy and Intervention has agreed to make a presentation to us. Chloe is a climate scientist whose research focuses on the impacts of extreme heat and other types of extreme weather on society and policy and interventions to reduce these impacts.

… the remains of the Holme Oak at the entrance to Rectory field which fell onto the Parish Centre and closed the Hall for several months …

These are the key issues:

• Increasingly extreme weather is impacting our lives in the UK.

• Climate affects everything from energy, food security, transport and health and social care.
• It may feel like there is nothing we can do and things are continuing to heat up.

… erosion of the road in Carding Mill Valley by storm damage with excessive rainfall …

There are many solutions and actions that communities are using to tackle climate change which will be highlighted in this talk. We look forward to a fascinating and informative talk, and we hope you will be able to join us.
The cost of entry is £5 and free to members   Mike Hymas, Trustee 07962 155910