We created Cranleigh Climate Challenge Pledges because we believe we can’t leave it to others to respond to the climate emergency, and that we need to act.
We’ve identified 6 areas where we can reduce our personal impact on the climate: transport, food, at home, stuff we buy and use, nature, and the influence we have on others.
We’re personally pledging to act across those areas, and encouraging everyone in or around Cranleigh to join us.
To explore ideas for your own changes, visit bit.ly/CranleighPledges.

Next Climate Cafés: (All Tuesdays) 18th February, 18th March and 15th April.

We are normally in Cranleigh Library from 10.30am to 12.30pm on the third Tuesday of the month and will help you find some answers to your energy questions.

Come along and make sure that your home is the most energy efficient it can be.

The library is a Warm Welcome Venue, where you can drop in, warm up, grab yourself a drink and read a book, go online or chat to others there – and the brilliant Climate Action team are just waiting to say hello!

On 26th October we launched our new monthly Climate Pop-up events on Cranleigh High Street, outside Boots.

Our County Councillor, Liz Townsend who facilitated our present funding, was our guest of honour.

Our guest member, Peter Jones, a local beekeeper was there as our star attraction this month with lots of ideas on how to optimise our gardens to help the pollinators we rely on to thrive.

We had a stall at the carnival on 29th June 2024 with a quiz for adults based on Mike Berners-Lee’s book “How bad are bananas?” and a game for children balancing penguins on a melting iceberg!