Fuel Poverty Action – Open Meeting on Thursday 12th December at 7pm

Hundreds of people gathered to protest last Tuesday and you can see what happened at the Bring Down the Big Six action here: https://fuelpovertyaction.org.uk/

Our last event of the year is an open meeting on Thursday 12th December at 7pm

Our meeting on Thursday 12 December is open to everyone, and if you’ve ever thought about getting involved in Fuel Poverty Action – now’s the time!

We’re lucky to be joined by Jonas from the campaign to take Berlin’s energy grid into public ownership who will join in the discussion and share his insights about how they mobilised for their campaign.

• An introduction to Fuel Poverty Action for newcomers
• A discussion about public ownership of energy and whether this is what we should be calling for in the UK, what about community energy?
• A discussion about the next action for the “Winter of Action for Energy Justice”. Our first protest outside npower saw over 200 people out on the street calling for an end to the Big Six’s strangle hold on our lives, and democratically controlled renewables as a positive alternative.
• A few business items – a taster of what we’re working on over the winter.

Join us for interesting discussions & exciting plans!
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Accessibility and transport information:

The building is fully accessible.

The nearest tube and rail station is Kentish Town (100 metres away) and the nearest overground is Kentish Town West. These stations do not have step free access. 

The nearest overground station with use of a ramp is Camden Road (700 metres away). If you need assistance TfL advises calling London Overground on 0845 601 4867.

If you intend to use manual boarding ramps on London Underground services you do not need to book in advance.

Buses that go from Camden Road, from outside the station at ‘Camden Gardens’ stop to Kentish Town Post Office stop : 134, 214, C2

Other buses that go near to the centre: 46, 393 (88, 29, 253, 274)