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Lauren Edwards's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Lauren Edwards

• 19 May 2024: Tweet

  On Monday I attended a roundtable discussion in Westminster for Route to Zero, a new business-led membership organisation I'm involved with to promote low carbon solutions and help the UK tackle climate change. https://twitter.com/LaurenREdwards/status/1792246014927151615/photo/1 [Source]

• 18 Apr 2024: Tweet

  Pleased that the Solar Together scheme is now open until the end of May. This is a fantastic Kent-wide initiative that @medway_council is participating in, helping households and businesses to reduce their energy bills and tackle climate change. https://twitter.com/M_ClimateChange/status/1777339372104233367 [Source]

• 20 Dec 2023: Tweet

  Like all my colleagues in @MedwayLabour, I am committed to supporting both local businesses and tackling climate change. We all have a shared interest in helping our local businesses to grow and play their part in improving our environment. [Source]

• 20 Dec 2023: Tweet

  And secondly, we've worked with @InvictaChamber on a complementary new Green Audit scheme which offers free audits and decarbonisation plans for businesses who want to start their net-zero journey: https://info.kentinvictachamber.co.uk/net-zero-audits-medway. [Source]

• 20 Dec 2023: Tweet

  Just launched two fantastic new green initiatives for businesses from @medway_council. First up is a green grant worth up to £2,500 for businesses who already have a decarbonisation plan and want to implement it and take a step further towards net-zero: https://www.medway.gov.uk/PFGGgrant [Source]

• 20 Sep 2023: Tweet

  Businesses will only invest in the UK if they have certainty. Weak Sunak watering down our net zero ambitions is a disaster for this country both environmentally and economically. https://twitter.com/SamCoatesSky/status/1704397950384791905 [Source]

• 20 Sep 2023: Tweet

  Reminder that Rochester & Strood MP Kelly Tolhurst is a member of a niche band of climate sceptics in her party. If you want proper action on climate change, if you want investment in green infrastructure that is going to drive economic growth and jobs, then it has to be Labour. https://twitter.com/LaurenREdwards/status/1704392757983183296/photo/1 [Source]

• 22 Feb 2023: Tweet

  @StroodSteve @MedwayLabour Addressing climate change will be embedded in everything we do because we have a genuine commitment to tackling it, unlike the current political leadership who just pays lip service to it [Source]

• 22 Feb 2023: Tweet

  An excellent first meeting of the Active Travel sub-group of the Medway Council Climate Change Committee today. Excited for what we could achieve in reducing Medway's reliance on cars, particularly if we have the strong political leadership of @MedwayLabour in charge after 4 May. [Source]

• 08 Dec 2022: Tweet

  Thankfully got a good response and I look forward to working on the climate change sub group where hopefully I can have direct input in creating such metrics [Source]

• 08 Dec 2022: Tweet

  Also said I think it's insufficient that when assessing the ease with which people get around Medway, only one metric related to car journeys is used. We need to be tracking cycling, walking and public transport measures if we are ever to meet our climate change goals! [Source]

• 02 Dec 2022: Tweet

  I reckon we're already pretty on the ball with climate change issues @MedwayLabour but looking fwd to learning even more at the @LGA_Labour & @UK100_ climate change conference today. https://twitter.com/LaurenREdwards/status/1598627521444151298/photo/1 [Source]

• 10 Nov 2022: Tweet

  I'm afraid I don't think the council leadership cares about buses because they don't use them and only pay lip service to climate change concerns https://twitter.com/MedwayPolitics/status/1590800154726047744 [Source]

• 29 Jun 2022: Tweet

  Report showing ‘scant evidence’ of the UK government implementing climate change targets. Meanwhile LGIM climate modelling says we're only 36-48 months aways from the 'point of no return'. https://www.ft.com/content/6e87c00e-8cd2-4dc3-b6a6-9e9dce680b85 [Source]