May 122025
Fuel Poverty Action / Energy For All are inviting you to their continuing political education series
May 22, 6.30PM
They say:
This month, we’re building on the local elections with a session aimed at inspiring neighbours to organise and take on their local politicians.With the dramatic results emboldening some representatives and unnerving others, now’s the time to get together to call on local politicians to listen and act.
Fuel For Thought, from fuel poverty to climate change
Session Eighteen | Build Local Power, Win Local Change. Thursday, 22 May, 6.30PM.
RSVP & more info: https://actionnetwork.org/
Local elections done, now’s the time to challenge Councillors and Mayors to listen and back up their words with action. This month, on Fuel For Thought, we’re looking at how you can work with your neighbours to improve yours and your area’s prospects. Drawing on success stories of collective action on housing, energy, food & more.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Matt Kerr | Labour Councillor for Cardonald on Glasgow City Council
- Marianne Brown | Bristol Energy Co-op
- Katrina Eastgate | ACORN organiser for Knowle West, Bristol
- Chia Harrington | Former organising lead at FPA
- Alfie Prothero | Political Lead at Hope For the Future
