Jonathan Bartley, current co-leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, gives the annual Hook Lecture talking about cities, the environment and hope for the future.

The Hook Lecture is an annual event, which aims to stimulate debate around an issue of faith in the context of the city, shaping discussion and dialogue throughout the coming year. High profile speakers launch the conversation, drawing different communities together in Leeds Minster. The event is organised jointly by LCI, Leeds Minster and Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Leeds.

Leeds Civic Trust event to discuss and debate the revised proposals for a Leeds Clean Air Zone, organised in collaboration with Leeds City Council. Panellists are Neil Evans, the Director of Resources and Housing at Leeds City Council, Polly Cook who has operational responsibility for Air Quality policy, Cllr James Lewis,  Deputy Leader of Leeds City Council, who has air quality as part of his portfolio, and Dr James Tate of the University of Leeds Institute for Transport Studies.

This Nordic Heat masterclass in Leeds focusses on the challenge of transforming a feasibility study for heating into a concrete business case and strategy.

The objective is to review the range of heating solutions available, assessing the pros and cons of each alternative. This will identfy the the critera and strategies for optimising the mix and competitiveness of the value proposition to customers, while minimising costs.

Are you a Leeds based organisation interested in carrying out cost effective energy saving projects? Are you a potential investor who wants to invest in energy saving projects? Are you a provider of professional services who can offer Leeds organisations support to implement energy saving projects? Join us for this Leeds Climate Commission initiative to help identify projects, prepare business cases and link organisations with potential investors.