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We now want to review our programme of climate action work, understand what we can realistically achieve and focus our resources on those interventions with greatest impact. This includes reducing carbon emissions but also taking measures to protect residents from the impacts of a changing climate and create climate resilient communities.
Through a series of climate action workshops and resident survey, we are reaching out to local people, community groups, businesses and other partners, to understand your climate action priorities and views.
How to take part
We want to hear from local people, businesses and the wider community.
Fill out the survey
You can fill in our short survey, at the bottom of this webpage, by Friday 16 January 2026, to tell us your thoughts and help shape how we tackle climate change in Islington.
Join an in-person workshop If you would like to have your say in-person, come along to one of our Climate Action Community Workshops:
Thursday 20 November, 2.30-4.30pm, King Place Community Centre. Register here.
Friday 21 November, 10.30-12.30pm, Jean Stokes Community Centre. Register here.
Tuesday 25 November, 3-5pm, Islington Town Hall. Register here.
We now want to review our programme of climate action work, understand what we can realistically achieve and focus our resources on those interventions with greatest impact. This includes reducing carbon emissions but also taking measures to protect residents from the impacts of a changing climate and create climate resilient communities.
Through a series of climate action workshops and resident survey, we are reaching out to local people, community groups, businesses and other partners, to understand your climate action priorities and views.
How to take part
We want to hear from local people, businesses and the wider community.
Fill out the survey
You can fill in our short survey, at the bottom of this webpage, by Friday 16 January 2026, to tell us your thoughts and help shape how we tackle climate change in Islington.
Join an in-person workshop If you would like to have your say in-person, come along to one of our Climate Action Community Workshops:
Thursday 20 November, 2.30-4.30pm, King Place Community Centre. Register here.
Friday 21 November, 10.30-12.30pm, Jean Stokes Community Centre. Register here.
Tuesday 25 November, 3-5pm, Islington Town Hall. Register here.
We'd like to hear your views about climate change and the types of action that could be taken by individuals, communities and organisations in Islington.
To help you think about your answers, we think about climate action in two ways:
Reducing emissions: carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are what drive climate change. Reducing emissions can be achieved by saving energy, switching to renewable energy, changing how we travel to walking or cycling, switching to electric vehicles, reducing the amount of things we buy and waste, and changing diets.
Climate resilience and adaptation: this is about recognising that the climate has already changed and taking action to keep Islington safe and secure. This might mean keeping people and buildings cool during hot weather, protecting ourselves against storms and flooding, or creating more green spaces to help with cooling and drainage. It might also mean thinking about where the things we buy come from.
The survey will take around 10 minutes to complete. Thank you for your help in shaping how we tackle climate change in Islington!
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We will publish our draft climate action plan using your initial feedback and we will carry out a public consultation to get feedback on our proposal.
Climate action plan published
this is an upcoming stage for Climate Action Plan
We will publish our climate action plan, that has been shaped by your feedback. We will report back here on how your feedback has shaped the plan for Islington.
