Climate Week is the 21 - 27th March and Glenda would like to urge her constituents to get involved. Climate Change is an increasingly important issue and everyone needs to play their part to help reduce climate change.

Examples of the kinds of things you could do to mark Climate Week are:

• Organise a conference
• Run a seminar or workshop
• Hold a debate
• Have a low-carbon lunch
• Run a climate-themed film night
• Run a low carbon coffee morning
• Get gardening: plant a tree or grow your own food
• Recycle - run a swapshop event e.g. for clothes, toys, tools, books or DVDs.

Organisations can get involved right now by starting to plan an event for Climate Week, entering the prestigious Climate Week Awards or registering to take part in the UK’s biggest ever live environmental competition, the Climate Week Challenge. They can also spread the word in advance, so that others find out about Climate Week in time to plan their own activities.

Individuals can help right now by asking the organisations they know - such as their workplace or local school - to plan an event or activity for Climate Week.
To find out more about Climate Week go to www.climateweek.com, email info@climateweek.com or telephone on 020 3397 2601.