Media coverage

FAMILIES gathered in Parliament to call on the UK Government to reject the controversial Rosebank oil field.

Parents, children and grandparents from across Stroud are to travel to London and gather in Parliament, today for a meeting with MPs, including MP for Stroud Dr Simon Opher, to directly raise their concerns about the climate crisis.

Parents, children and grandparents urge MPs to reject new oil and gas and protect their communities now

Keen to refresh your love story? Perhaps it’s time to open your relationship up to a warm newcomer… A comedy sketch by Parents for Future UK, and Warming Up Comedy (the team using comedy to talk about climate change).

As we wrap up 2024 and stumble, bleary-eyed into the start of a brand-new year (hopefully with a hot coffee in hand), it’s time to take a moment to reflect. And what a year it’s been for mums. – An article written by one of our members, with a special mention of PFF UK.

The latest sketch from the Warming Up Comedy (the team using comedy to talk about climate change), made in collaboration with Parents for Future UK.

At 500m barrels, Rosebank is the UK’s largest undeveloped oil field. It lies about 80 miles north-west of Shetland. The Norwegian Energy giant Equinor has partnered with Israeli owned Ithaca Energy to develop the project.

MP Victoria Collins joined a group of well-known parents calling on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to reject the controversial Rosebank oil field.

PARENTS from Stroud have joined the likes of singer Paloma Faith and eco-campaigner George Monbiot to call for controversial plans for a new oil field to be scrapped.

More than 5,000 people from across the UK arrived in Westminster on Wednesday to meet their MPs and demand urgent climate action to protect their communities.

STROUD climate campaigners have urged for more debate about a stalled parliamentary bill.

More than 200 locals and anti-fracking campaigners joined a protest to stand against plans for a gas drilling rig in Burniston.

Parents and children from across the country are meeting with MPs on Tuesday to encourage their support for a just transition to renewable energy.

Four in five parents (82%) in London say it’s equally (56%) or more (27%) important for their children to inherit environmental wealth like clean air, clean waterways, and a stable climate than financial wealth like money and property.

Four in five parents value clean air and water as much or more than financial wealth for their children, says a UK-wide poll.

Over four in five parents (89%) in Yorkshire and Humberside say it’s equally (72%) or more (17%) important for their children to inherit environmental wealth like clean air, clean waterways, and a stable climate than financial wealth like money and property.