Bradford Council is hosting a Climate Action Plan Consultation tomorrow at the Clarke Foley Community Hub in Ilkley.
The Plan sets out a comprehensive package of projects, programmes and communications activities that will support the Council’s vision of achieving Net Zero by 2038 and making significant progress by 2030.
On Friday 7th June between 1-4pm, you can meet the Sustainability Service team, learn more about the Draft Climate Action Plan and share your feedback and suggestions.
Bradford Council says its vision is to be: "A sustainable, healthy, vibrant, and resilient district, ready to seize opportunities and work together to overcome the challenges of a changing climate."
The consultation runs until 12 August 2025. For further details and to compete the survey please visit https://www.bradford.gov.uk/environment/sustainability/draft-climate-action-plan

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