The Climate Hub
On Saturday, 12 October, hundreds of people, from the Isle of Wight to North of Scotland met with their MP to find Common Grounds on the nature and climate issues that matter to them.
No matter where you are in your journey, you can still find Common Grounds with your MP on climate and nature. Whether you have already met your MP, or planning to for the first time, use our hub to find resources that will help build your confidence, stay connected for future trainings and tools, and share your feedback if you took part on the day.
Ways to get involved
Here's how you can help centre people, climate and nature in your local area.
Pledged to take part in Common Grounds? Let us know how it went!
Whether you met your MP or struggled to get a meeting, your feedback will help us shape future campaigns.
Meet your MP
Use our guides and resources to learn how to meet your MP, craft a powerful ask, and tell your story.
Find out more about your local area
Use our interactive tool to boost your campaigning by accessing live local data in your area!
Latest from across the campaign
Explore our wall of activity from the hub
Pledged to take part in Common Grounds? Let us know how it went!
Whether you met your MP or struggled to get a meeting, your feedback will help us shape future campaigns.
Meet your MP
Find resources, training opportunities and actions to help you feel prepared and confident to engage with your MP.
Access our Resources Hub
Here, you can find a wealth of tools and information to help you, and your community, take action for people, climate and nature.
About us
83% of people in the UK think the government should do more to tackle climate change.
Public support for climate and nature action is both massive and mainstream. Yet political commitments as they currently stand mean we're failing to meet both domestic goals, and our obligations to support those across the world to tackle the impacts of the climate crisis.
People across the UK are already taking action to tackle climate change and protect nature.
It’s time for politicians from all political parties to follow suit and commit to ambitious action ahead of the UK general election and in the first crucial months of the new parliament, in this critical decade for our planet.
We’re calling on all political parties to commit to cut emissions, restore nature and support the hardest hit at home and around the world.
We are united for people, climate and nature.
United for People, Climate and Nature is a campaign developed by The Climate Coalition. Learn more about us here.
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