Net Zero Carbon Surgery
First published on: 2nd May 2025Sacha Watson (Net Zero Carbon Officer) and Nigel Cooper (Diocesan Environment Officer) will be on hand to answer all questions relating to Eco Church, Net Zero and Environment.
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Upcoming Church Buildings Support Network meetings
First published on: 19th March 2025Our upcoming Church Buildings Support Network meetings are an in-person drop-in Fundraising, Grants and Community Consultation Surgery, plus a Zoom session on the topic of Bats and Ecology.
Ten simple steps churches can take to reach net zero carbon
First published on: 7th March 2025Churches can find practical and easy tips to help them reach net zero in a new animation and guide launched this week.
Have you discovered our Net Zero Carbon News?
First published on: 10th February 2025Read the latest Net Zero Carbon and Environment news from around the Diocese, including details of local initiatives and funding opportunities.
Complete the Energy Footprint Tool for 2025 now!
First published on: 16th January 2025The Church of England’s Energy Footprint Tool allows churches to enter fuel and power use from the previous year. The data collected from the tool will help your church understand its carbon footprint and will mean you may be eligible for grants to help kickstart your net zero projects.
Creationtide Installation at St John's Waterbeach
First published on: 27th September 2024Drop in to the Parish Church of St John the Evangelist for solace and stimulus as its congregation respond to the call to celebrate Creationtide.
Reflections for Creationtide 2024
First published on: 26th September 2024The Rev'd Imogen Nay, Bishop's Advisor for Climate and Vicar of St Paul's Church in Cambridge reflects on wilderness as a rich ecological and spiritual category.
Net Zero Impact Report
First published on: 19th September 2024New report highlights progress on Church of England's ambition to reach net zero carbon
It's time to think about grass cutting in your churchyard
First published on: 11th April 2024Many of you will currently be enjoying the spring flowers in your churchyard - which means it's time to start thinking about grass cutting!
Reflections for Creationtide 2023
First published on: 4th September 2023The Rev'd Imogen Nay and the Rev'd David Newton, Bishop's Advisors for Climate, will each reflect on this Creationtide season
