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We believe everyone can make a change to our environment
See how Greener Henley is tackling the climate and nature crisis, discover our areas of action.
Nature
Looking after our green spaces, maximising biodiversity, increasing tree cover, minimising pollution and much more..
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Community
Bringing our community together to generate ideas and build a better future is an essential part of what we do.
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Moving away from fossil fuels paves the way to a world of cleaner air, active travel & better health.
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Raising awareness of green issues and offering opportunities to engage with nature.
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Local Business
Helping our business community become the lean, green local economy Henley needs for generations to come.
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We bring schemes to increase energy efficiency and promote renewables to households, schools and businesses, helping drive our collective carbon footprint down.
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Let's talk about climate, ecology, the future we want and what we can do about it.
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We asked Tim Hoskins, the headteacher at Badgemore Primary school, why the CAN Bill is so important to them. He…
GOING GREEN – May 2024
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Henley Town Council declares a Nature Emergency
Last June, Greener Henley urged Henley Town Council to declare a nature emergency, to sit alongside its existing climate emergency…