Gain practical, achievable steps to embed climate action in your council's business.
While climate fatigue and louder anti-climate voices may dominate headlines, there's still powerful, practical action that parish and town councils can take to combat climate change locally.
Yes, the barriers are real, from limited funding to scarce specialist expertise. Still, fresh insights show that many parish and town councils are already turning the tide, weaving climate action into their everyday work and proving that local change adds up.
Join us for this energising and solutions-focused event where you'll:
Be part of the comeback. Climate action starts small and starts with you.
NB: NALC reserves the right to change the programme at any time.




Chief operating officer, Keep Britain Tidy
Andrea Crump is chief operating officer at Keep Britain Tidy, where she leads the organisation's operations and supports its mission to inspire and enable environmental action across communities in the UK. With more than 20 years' experience in sustainability, climate action and environmental management, Andrea has built a career helping organisations and local authorities turn ambitious environmental goals into practical, measurable action. Earlier in her career, she held a range of sustainability leadership roles at the London Borough of Sutton, including sustainability manager, where she led the development and delivery of local sustainability strategies and programmes.

Secretary, Lyng Village Hall
Marion Nicol is the secretary for Lyng Village Hall and works alongside fellow trustees and volunteers to help the hall provide a welcoming venue for social, educational and community activities. Through her contribution to the committee, she helps further the charity's longstanding mission of promoting community engagement, wellbeing, and opportunities for people of all ages to come together and connect.

Clerk, West Monkton Parish Council
Amy Shepherd is the clerk and responsible financial officer at West Monkton Parish Council, where she leads the council's governance, financial management and day-to-day operations while supporting councillors in delivering services and community projects. With experience across parish and town council administration and local government, she is committed to modernising council services, improving community engagement and ensuring strong governance. Amy has overseen initiatives including digital transformation, accessibility improvements, financial management and major community projects, while supporting strategic planning and partnership working across the parish.
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