England
This is a vibrant community of practice where local leaders, researchers, businesses, and residents share ideas, tools, and stories to make England climate-ready. Join us to swap resources, ask questions, and co-create a fair, thriving future for every corner of England.
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Cool Spaces: The GLA’s Map for London
An interactive mapping tool from the Greater London Authority that helps residents locate publicly accessible places to cool down during hot weather and heatwaves
Protecting a historic coastal landfill through managed realignment: The Lower Otter Restoration Project
Learn how the Lower Otter Restoration Project safely managed a historic coastal landfill, boosting biodiversity and flood resilience in East Devon.
Tackling flood risk inequality
Environment Agency research finds 2.5 million people in England's most flood-prone areas also live in the most deprived neighbourhoods - data behind the UK's flood risk inequality.
Building inclusive climate resilience: The Forest of Dean LGBTQIA+ Community action plan
Discover how the Forest of Dean LGBTQIA+ Community Action Plan supports inclusive climate adaptation, community resilience and locally led action.
Cooling Roadmap for London: Building a Heat-Resilient Capital
The Cooling Roadmap for London sets out a 25-year strategy to tackle overheating, cooling poverty and heat-related health risks through passive cooling, nature-based solutions and equitable adaptation measures across the capital.
Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme: Demonstrating the Co-benefits of Climate Adaptation at Scale
The Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme demonstrates how climate adaptation can generate significant co-benefits, protecting thousands of properties while supporting regeneration, biodiversity, carbon sequestration and long-term economic growth.
Historic England: Retrofit for Adaptation in Historic Buildings
Discover how Historic England adapts listed buildings for climate resilience through sensitive retrofit measures that balance comfort, efficiency, and heritage.
Climate-smart homes at Ebury Bridge: Designing homes for extreme heat
Discover how Ebury Bridge, Westminster, uses passive cooling, shading and natural ventilation to keep homes comfortable as UK summers get hotter.
Inside Haringey’s heatwave: How the council used a Joint Strategic Needs Assessment to protect vulnerable residents
Explore Haringey's heatwave JSNA case study - linking climate risk data with public health to protect residents most at risk from extreme heat.
Rethinking green transitions: How Islington council engaged young people in climate policy
Read how Islington Council engaged young people in climate policy in this LSE Cities and Islington Council case study on green transitions.
