This episode spotlights what we have learned from the COP, and what it will mean for local government.
Today’s guests are:
Becky Shaw, Chief Executive at East and West Sussex County Councils,
Cllr Kevin Frea, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Climate Action at Lancaster City Council,
Tom Riordan, Chief Executive of Leeds City Council,
Ben Still, Chief Executive at West Yorkshire Combined Authority, Barry Quirk,
Chief Executive at the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea,
Chitra Nadarajah, Strategic Manager for Climate Change at Hampshire County Council and
Louise Marix Evans from Quantum Strategy.
The podcast series is designed for local authorities seeking to understand the implications of COP26 and decode what the high-level statements actually mean for the local government sector.
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