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Climate Emergency

Climate Emergency

Winchester City Council declared a climate emergency in June 2019.

  The council is committed to becoming a carbon neutral local authority by 2024, and is aiming for the wider district to be carbon neutral by 2030.

Since the climate emergency was announced, the city council has implemented a range of measures to reduce its carbon footprint as part of a carbon neutral action plan – installing over 2000 solar panels, launching a retrofit programme to reduce energy consumption in its council homes, installing 60 new electric vehicle charging points in car parks and switching council buildings to 100% renewable energy – to name a few.

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Bike shelters in Winchester

Green travel gets boost in Winchester thanks to city centre cycle shelters

Paul Morgan, Managing Director of Warrens Office, in the company's Winnall HQ

Grant scheme assists a local business’ green ambitions Funding from the Low Carbon Across the South and East (LoCASE) clean growth programme has helped a Winnall business to ensure that there is minimal...

Climate Emergency - Carbon Neutrality Open Forum Image

Winchester City Council to host open forum event to explore district’s journey to becoming carbon neutral

road map graphic

New roadmap underpins council’s commitment to be greener faster

Electric bus at the guildhall March 2023

Guess watt’s on Winchester’s streets? E-bus gets a local trial AN all-new electric bus is out and about in Winchester. The single deck electric vehicle will navigate the city’s streets as part of a trial by Winchester...

Southbrook Cottages Turf Cutting

Work starts on site for council’s affordable zero-carbon homes in Micheldever

Void retrofit

Improving the energy efficiency of council homes

Marwell Solar Panels

Large Scale Renewable Energy benefits district’s Zoo

Itchen Abbas and Avington Village Hall

Helping the district be greener faster

Winchester City Council supports first Winchester District Climate Assembly event

Winchester City Council announces further support to help council tenants reduce energy bills and make their homes greener

Foundations laid for 54 new energy efficient council homes in North Whiteley

Foundations laid for 54 new energy efficient council homes in North Whiteley

Barfields 2 Park & Ride

Barfields 2 Park & Ride extension opens 11 March 2022

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