UK100

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The UK's only network for highly ambitious local leaders committed to cleaner, healthier and more prosperous communities. UK100.org

Green UK100 graphic with black and white portrait photo of Angela Rayner reads welcome back Angela Rayner MP Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Housing Secretary.
Green UK100 graphic with black and white photo of Miatta Fahnbulleh pictured with UK100's Christopher Hammond reads welcome Miatta Fahnbulleh MP Energy Secretary.
Green UK100 graphic with black and white portrait photo of Ed Miliband reads thank you Ed Miliband MP for your leadership at DESNZ Foreign Secretary.
Green UK100 graphic with black and white portrait photo of Andy Burnham reads welcome Andy Burnham MP former Mayor of Greater Manchester Prime Minister.
Headshot of Cllr Tracey Dixon, leader of South Tyneside Council and UK100 co-president, smiling and wearing glasses and a black and white jacket.
Five people standing in a line holding copies of the new EV infrastructure guide at the Transport + Energy Forum 2025. From left to right: Chris Rimmer, George Christodoulakis, Lynne McDonald, Christopher Hammond and Alec Peachey. Behind them is a stage with the Transport + Energy Forum branding displaying "Commitment to Certainty"
Preston City Council joins UK100. Quote graphic featuring Cllr Matthew Brown, leader of Preston City Council, against a dark green background. Quote reads: 'We are pleased to join UK100 and a network of likeminded, ambitious councils that are committed to delivering cleaner, more powerful, thriving communities, finding solutions and working together to tackle climate change.' Photo shows Cllr Matthew Brown (left) and Cllr Suleman Sarwar (right), both smiling and standing at a table with the signed pledge document. UK100 and Preston City Council logos are displayed prominently.
Green background with partial Union Jack flag in top right corner. White text reads 'DEVO BILL THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE' with 'MISSED OPPORTUNITIES?' highlighted on a white torn paper banner. UK100 logo appears at bottom left.
Claire Holland, leader of Lambeth Council, speaks in an interview setting about creating inclusive green economic growth. She discusses how climate action and job creation can work together to benefit all residents in her borough.
Claire Holland and Andrew Wordsworth discuss specific examples from the Lambeth Innovation Challenge, including partnerships between startups and major institutions like Saint Thomas's Hospital and the National Theatre. They highlight how small innovations create significant community benefits.
A promotional graphic for an online workshop titled "The Local Climate Engagement Blueprint," hosted by UK100 in partnership with Involve UK. The background shows a diverse group of people in discussion. Logos for UK100 and Involve are at the top, with a large green button that says "Register >" and the event date: "15 July | Midday.
A group of councillors stand in a discussion, with one woman at the centre gesturing mid-speech. The scene suggests active engagement and leadership. Overlay text reads: “Are you a Leader, Cabinet member, or Committee chair? Apply for Climate Leadership Academy by July 7th.” The UK100 logo appears in the bottom left on a bright green background with UK branding elements.
Green graphic with yellow starburst design featuring "MEMBERSHIP PROJECTS OFFICER" and "COME WORK WITH US" text, UK100 logo, "WE'RE HIRING!" message, and partial Union Jack design in corner.
Wide view of the WM-Net Zero event venue showing the panel session in progress. The stage features panelists seated at a table with UK100 branding visible on screens, while attendees fill the conference room at round tables. The venue has distinctive green accent lighting on the ceiling
Outdoor lunch scene at the UK100 conference showing attendees eating and socializing in a courtyard area. People are seated at wooden picnic tables under a white umbrella, with brick buildings in the background. A sign for "Joseph Gillott's Pens" is visible on the historic building wall. Conference attendees are wearing business attire and green lanyards
A group of professionals seated around a roundtable in a conference workshop setting, engaged in an animated discussion. The table is covered with papers, water glasses, and notebooks, with a woman in a denim dress gesturing as she speaks. Participants are wearing green lanyards, indicating a formal event.
Promotional graphic for the UK100 Local Climate Conference titled '5 & 25 Local Climate Conference: Beyond Targets.' The word 'Tomorrow' is displayed prominently in a green and blue gradient button with an arrow, indicating the event date of 13 June in Birmingham. Proud partners listed at the bottom include DSO, Electricity North West, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, Vattenfall, Transport + Energy, The MCS Foundation, and ClimateView. The design features a dark teal background with white and green accents
Promotional banner for the UK100 ‘5 & 25 Local Climate Conference: Beyond Targets’ featuring a large green ‘Register’ button with the date and location: 13 June in Birmingham. Below the register button are logos of event partners including UK Power Networks, The MCS Foundation, ClimateView, and the DSO. The banner has a dark background with green and white accents
Promotional graphic for the UK100 5 & 25 Local Climate Conference: Beyond Targets, taking place on 13 June in Birmingham. The graphic features the UK100 logo, a green gradient “Register >” button, and the logos of Mott MacDonald, Transport + Energy, and Vattenfall at the bottom. The design uses a dark background with green and white accents.
UK100 campaign graphic on green background with torn paper effect showing text 'Dear Minister, Protect Warm Homes commitment from Spending Review cuts' dated June 2, 2025, with UK100 logo
A torn white paper overlay features the Essex County Council logo and the headline: “Essex County Council recognised as a leader in environmental action.” The text reads: “Essex County Council, a proud UK100 member, has been awarded a strong CDP grade for the third year in a row, for its leadership in climate action. Discover how Essex is leading the way in community energy, supporting local communities and reducing emissions.” The UK100 logo is at the bottom left, and the background is bright green with a Union Jack-style graphic in the top right corner.
Graphic for the UK100 5 & 25 Local Climate Conference: Beyond Targets, highlighting four speakers: Cllr Sarah Young (London Borough of Hackney), Bridget Hartley (NESO), Cllr Ryan Jude (Green Finance Institute and Westminster City Council), and Cllr Martin Fodor (Bristol City Council). Includes logos of event partners such as Vattenfall, Mott MacDonald, UK Power Networks, ClimateView, Transport + Energy, and The MCS Foundation. There’s a green “Register >” button and conference details: 13 June | Birmingham.
Jayne Sharratt, Cabinet Member for Sustainability at Tunbridge Wells Council, shares a testimonial on her experience at the UK100 Climate Leadership Academy. The testimonial text reads: “Meeting other councillors from around the country and different political parties was enlightening and inspiring. The amount of learning and inspiring speakers is priceless. I’ll be drawing on it for years to come, and it’s helping me direct outcomes now.” Jayne is pictured smiling in a pink sweater, with the UK100 Climate Leadership Academy logo above her. The testimonial is featured in bold white text on a dark green background.
Promotional graphic for UK100 '5 & 25 Local Climate Conference: Beyond Targets' featuring four speakers: Chloe Turner from Stroud District Council, Cllr Louise Upton from Oxford City Council, George Munson from National Wealth Fund, and Louise Krupski from London Borough of Lewisham. The graphic shows headshot photos of each speaker against a dark teal background with white and green design elements. Partner logos are displayed at the bottom including DSO, UK District Energy Networks, Mott MacDonald, Vattenfall, Transport & Energy, The MCS Foundation, and ClimateView. A green 'Register' button indicates the event is on 13 June in Birmingham.
A promotional graphic for UK100's Local Climate Conference features a photo of a green park with tall trees and people walking among them. Overlaid on a bright green background, the text reads: "What are the co-benefits of climate action? Learn from important conversations like this at our flagship conference on June 13th." In the bottom left corner, the UK100 logo is displayed with the tagline: "‘5 & ‘25 Local Climate Conference. Beyond Targets." The design includes a partial Union Jack graphic in the top right corner.
People gathered in discussion at a UK100 event. Text reads: “5&25 Flagship Conference: Local Climate Story Session, June 13th, Austin Court, Birmingham.” UK100 logo in the corner.
A green promotional banner for the UK:100 '5 & '25 Local Climate Conference featuring a "Clean Air Masterclass" with speakers Cllr Louise Upton from Oxford City Council and Jemima Hartshorn, Founder of Mums for Lungs. The event is scheduled for Friday 13 June, 9:30-16:30+ with networking, at Austin Court, Birmingham.
The front cover of Christopher Hammond's article titled 'Local elections climate lessons' from LGC. The article explores climate policy support across all parties, with a quote highlighting that even among Reform voters, a majority support climate action policies. The image shows Christopher Hammond, Chief Executive of UK100, with text overlaid on a green background with the UK100 logo.
Newspaper clipping from The Times against bright green background with UK:100 logo. Headline reads 'Solar panels on all new homes as part of Labour's net-zero push' with subheading about Sir Keir Starmer rejecting Tony Blair's calls to reset 'irrational' climate policies. Dated April 30, 2034.
Christopher Hammond, Chief Executive of UK100, delivers the Chair's Opening Remarks at the Built Environment Forum. The modern venue features a professional stage setup with modern white chairs for panel discussions, digital screens displaying the program, and the distinctive green Innovation Zero branding. Excited to be part of this important conversation on sustainable building solutions. #InnovationZero #Sustainability #ClimateAction #BuildingInnovation
Image with a bright yellow background featuring the "Safe as Houses?" workshop at Innovation Zero. Includes headshots of four confirmed speakers: Stew Horne, Cllr Emily O’Brien, Helen Burridge, and Cllr Ryan Jude, with their names and affiliations. Event details: 29 April, 10 AM, Olympia, London. UK100 and Innovation Zero logos are displayed.
Green background graphic featuring the logos of UK100 and CO2Sense. Title text reads: "Empowering Local Energy: Workshop." Event details below: "Monday 12th May | Sheffield." Photos of three speakers are shown: Helen Seagrave (Great British Energy), Hugh Goulbourne (CO2Sense), and Christopher Hammond (UK100)
UK100 workshop announcement: 'Safe as Houses? Putting Local Leaders at the Centre of the Warm Homes Plan' with four expert speakers shown in portrait photos. Taking place at Innovation Zero World Congress on 29 April at 10 AM.
Three people standing in front of a promotional sign reading "THIS IS ESSEX - EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE." The group includes Christopher Hammond (CEO) on the left wearing a navy suit, Councillor Schwier in the middle wearing a dark sweater with an ID badge, and Sam Kennedy (Essex County Council's Director of Environment and Climate Action) on the right wearing a black blazer over a patterned dress. The backdrop features a wooden-paneled wall and part of a brick building, with additional promotional materials visible at the bottom of the sign showing photographs of other individuals.
Aerial photo of a single wind turbine in a green, rural landscape with patchwork fields in Somerset. Overlaid on the right is a bright green graphic with bold white and dark blue text that reads: "On Earth Day (and every day) we’re backing a local-led energy transition. With Somerset Council we have produced an 'Energy Factsheet' to support a confident transition." The UK100 logo appears in white at the bottom left of the green area.
Promotional graphic for the Utility Week Flex Awards 2025, featuring bold text reading 'Flex Awards 2025 – Celebrating Excellence in Flexible Energy Systems.' The background includes dynamic shapes and gradients in shades of blue, purple, and green. Logos of event partners and organisers, including Utility Week Live and UK100, are displayed at the bottom.
Graphic showing a letter to the Minister with five key recommendations for the Warm Homes Plan against a green background with the UK100 and Energy Saving Trust logos.
Green event flyer for Utility Week Live 2025, taking place 20–21 May at NEC Birmingham. UK100 presents a session on the Innovation Stage titled “Decarbonising at a Local and Regional Level,” scheduled for Wednesday 21 May at 13:15. Chair: Christopher Hammond (UK100). Speakers: Paul Auckland (Electricity North West), Lynne McDonald (UK Power Networks DSO), and Tim Pryce (London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham).
Graphic with a green background and torn paper effect. Text reads: “LGA open consultation on local governments' legal responsibilities to act on climate change.” It invites people working in local government, NGOs, think tanks, and alliances to share views on whether councils should have a statutory duty to take climate action. Dated April 10, 2025. The UK100 logo appears in the bottom left corner.
Overhead view of a row of parked cars in marked spaces next to a tree-lined pavement. Text overlay reads: 'UK100 Workplace Parking Levy Political Toolkit'
Blog graphic with the title 'Leaving no one behind in the shift to clean energy.' Includes a photo of Gillian Cooper from Citizens Advice and the UK100 Blog logo, with a background of colourful front doors on brick houses.
A promotional graphic with a bright green background. At the center is a torn white paper effect displaying text that reads "UK:100 UK100 responds to RESP decision" with a subtitle in blue text stating "Ofgem's RESP decision marks progress for local energy planning- but crucial questions remain." The date "April 8, 2025" appears at the bottom right.
Image with a bright yellow background featuring the "Safe as Houses?" workshop at Innovation Zero. Includes headshots of four confirmed speakers: Stew Horne, Cllr Emily O’Brien, Helen Burridge, and Cllr Ryan Jude, with their names and affiliations. Event details: 29 April, 10 AM, Olympia, London. UK100 and Innovation Zero logos are displayed.
A speaker in a navy suit stands at a podium giving a presentation. Behind him is a presentation slide showing his name "Fintan Slye" and title "Chief Executive, National Energy System Operator." The audience, seen from behind, includes several attendees seated at tables with water glasses and materials. The backdrop features subtle green and blue lighting.
A bright green promotional banner for "LAEP INTO THE FUTURE: LUNCHTIME LEARNING" virtual event on Wednesday May 7th, 12:00-13:00. Features a pink "Register Now!" button and UK:100 logo. Clean, modern design with high-contrast text.
Green background with text "UK100 responds to ESNZ committee inquiry on Building support for the energy transition" next to an image of a white document cover showing the UK100 submission with the UK Parliament portcullis logo.
Green promotional graphic for POLITICO Energy & Climate UK Summit showing "Hearts & Minds: Building Support for Energy Infrastructure" panel with Christopher Hammond from UK100 listed as a speaker alongside other panellists, scheduled for Thursday 27 March at 10:30 AM in London.
City of Westminster Council Leader, Adam Hug; UK100 CEO Christopher Hammon and Cllr Ryan Jude, Cabinet Member for Climate, Ecology and Culture. In the Leader's office at the Council with Westminster in the background.
A Local Government Chronicle article clipping with the headline "Reorganisation risks losing district climate expertise" set against a bright green background with the UK100 logo visible
UK100 branded graphic with dark teal textured background displaying 'Welcome - Introducing our newest board members' in bold green and white typography. Features the UK100 logo in the top left corner with a lightbulb and people icons representing new ideas and leadership at the bottom right, alongside a corner of the Union Jack flag design in white and green.
The UK's most diverse cross-party climate leadership group - Councillors Andy Mellen (Green Party), Tracey Dixon (Labour), Lucy Nethsingha (Liberal Democrat), and Richard Clewer (Conservative) photographed together at UK100 headquarters in London, January 2025. They're holding branded UK100 materials including a 'Proud Local Climate Leader' sign, representing their unified commitment to accelerating local climate action despite differing political backgrounds.
Climate Change Committee report cover on green background titled "The Seventh Carbon Budget: Advice for the UK government" noting it cites UK100's Local Net Zero 2.0 report and outlines path to 87% emissions cut by 2040. Dated February 26, 2025.
A torn paper effect showing text from the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee inquiry into The Funding and Sustainability of Local Government Finance against a green background with the UK100 logo
A white torn paper effect on a bright green background. The text reads 'Community based climate change approaches' with the UK Parliament POST logo. Dated February 13, 2025. The UK100 logo appears in white at the bottom.
A professional social media graphic with a white torn paper effect on a vibrant green background. The text reads 'Devolution Priority Programme consultations launch' with the date February 17, 2025 and features the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government logo at the top. The UK100 logo appears in white at the bottom of the image."
Event promotional graphic with bright green background. Title reads 'Fair and Green: Putting Climate Justice at the Heart of Local Net Zero'. Features headshots of four speakers: Professor Tahseen Jafry (Glasgow Caledonian University), Gillian Cooper (Citizens Advice), Cllr Ryan Jude (Westminster Council), and Jacob Heitland (Newham Council). Includes logos of partner organisations: Newham London, City of Westminster, Citizens Advice, and Glasgow Caledonian University. Event details show Tuesday 25 February, 12 PM, Webinar.
A news headline on a torn white paper against a bright green background. The headline reads 'Great British Energy Bill amended to include community energy' dated February 12, 2025. The text 'CURRENT±' appears at the top, and 'UK: 100' is shown in white text at the bottom. The design includes a partial white geometric shape in the top right corner.
Seven senior figures from across London councils, the GLA, UK100 and Sustainable Ventures stand together in front of branded banners, including speakers from the Green Growth roundtable event. The diverse group is professionally dressed and smiling at the camera.