What insulation is right for your home? What are the best materials to use? How thick should the insulation be?

Our in-house experts are here to help! Come along to this free online session where you’ll gain a strong foundation on making appropriate insulation choices to make your home warmer for longer, and cheaper to heat this winter.

For more information and to book your free space HERE 

All are welcome to Climate Action North East Derbyshire’s online meeting.

Agenda:

• Feedback on local Litter Pick 30th October

• Balsom Bashing in the Spring

• World Water Day March 22nd 2026

• Marches Energy Agency training 

Join the meeting via the Zoom link HERE 

Join Transition Chesterfield for the regular first-Friday get-together - a chance to catch up on the latest developments over coffee and a biscuit.

This month they’ll be doing decorations for their sustainable Christmas tree, which will feature at the Christmas Tree Festival at Crooked Spire.

They are planning a Christmas wreath making session on Friday 5th December at 10.30am so save the date.  

This is an invitation for the people of Derbyshire (and beyond) to come together, stretch our collective imagination, and explore the future we want to create for our community.

Rob Hopkins is a visionary environmental thinker, community weaver, and the co‑founder of the Transition movement, which began in Totnes in 2005 and has since inspired thousands of communities worldwide to re‑imagine and rebuild their futures.

A writer, activist, and gifted facilitator of imagination, he has dedicated his life to showing that the future is not something we passively inherit but something we can actively create together.

Through books like The Transition Handbook and From What Is to What If, his podcast From What If to What Next, and countless talks and workshops, Rob has helped people fall back in love with possibility, reminding us that resilience, joy, and creativity are as essential to climate action as technology or policy.

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To book your place, email transition.newmills@gmail.com

Businesses, organisations and community groups/leaders have a unique opportunity to take part in Water Literacy, a FREE training course. 

Becoming water literate means understanding the challenges of water scarcity, and learning how to value water through more sustainable behaviours. You’ll empower change across industries, communities, and homes.

The course will be split over two days and will take place via Teams.

To book your place click HERE

Join Active Derbyshire and Active Notts to learn more about how Sport England’s Movement Fund might start to address environmental sustainability.
 
Extreme weather affects 60% of adults’ ability to be active, 25% of children miss PE lessons due to cancelled sessions, and 120,000 football games are lost annually. A quarter of pitches are unplayable for two months per year due to flooding.

However, physical activity and movement can also positively impact such as through active travel. Find out how the Movement Fund can help your organisation take a proactive approach.
 
The session will cover:

• Links between sustainability and participation.

• Environmental risks to facilities and participants.

• Project examples and their impact.

• Details about the fund, the application process and eligibility requirements.

For more information and to register for free, click HERE

Join the Environmental Education Project at Rosliston Forestry Centre SDDC and special guests.

What's on:
11am-3pm Make your own 'Slime', create a volcanic eruption, and paint with magnets among other 'Messy Science' experiments and activities. Donations greatly appreciated for materials.

Visit the observatory with Rosliston Astronomy group.

Join ARD birds and learn all about these beautiful birds of prey on display. 

Free Energy Saving Advice from Marches Energy Agency (who are funded to provide impartial advice to residents)

11am-2pm Join Circularity's Repair Café. Bring your broken things to be looked at and repaired by their team of volunteers. Donations welcomed.

Derby City Council's Home Energy Advice Service is hosting several events to help people save money and cut down on energy use.

The team can also provide energy saving freebies to reduce draughts to make homes feel more comfortable in winter, low-energy LED lightbulbs, radiator panels to keep more heat in and hot water tank jackets.

You can talk to the energy advice team at any of the following free events:

Wednesday 8th October
10am-12pm
United Reformed Church, Alvaston, DE24 8SD.
 

Friday 10th October
9.30am-4.30pm

Haven Christian Centre, Littleover, DE23 3TZ.

Tuesday 14th October
12.30-2.30pm
St John's Church, Allestree, DE22 2QL.
 

Thursday 16th October
5.30-6.30pm

Mickleover Library, Mickleover, DE3 0EA.

Wednesday 29th October
10am-3pm
Derby Market Hall, Derby, DE1 2DB.

More information can be found on Derby City Council's webpage HERE

You can also email the Home Energy Advice Service: home.energy@derby.gov.uk

Find out about a local hydro generation project, heat pumps, insulation and much more!

Baslow Environment Group is running this day to provide information and dispel myths on local renewable energy. The day will consist of market stalls and focussed seminars.

Marches Energy Agency will be attending with an energy advice stand where you can ask questions about retrofitting your home to be more energy efficient, more affordable to run and warmer in winter. 

At this even you will also learn more about:

Old Mill Weir Hydro Scheme
This is a local hydro generation scheme undergoing detailed feasibility. Volunteers will be present throughout the day to share more about this exciting project.

Heat Pumps
People who have taken the plunge with a heat pump tend to love them. But they also have a bad press. How do you know if they are right for you? Informative installers, IMS heat pumps and Blakemore Heating along with heat pump owners will be giving presentations at the event. 

Solar Panels and Batteries
These can save you a fortune, providing ample free energy to run your house. Come and hear how to use latest technology to maximise impact and savings. SmartHomes electrical will be presenting.

Retrofit Installation
How much is possible in stone built houses which need to breathe? Are the benefits worth the disruption. Find out from SYEcofit who are specialists and offer surveys.

For more details check out the website HERE 

For more information please email hello@stannesbaslow.org.uk

Join the Derbyshire Makes MAKE Room team, Glassball Studio at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust's Wilder Derbyshire event.

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FREE day of fun to celebrate Derbyshire's nature and join Derbyshire Wildlife Trust in growing a vision for a greener, wilder Derbyshire.

Bring a picnic and join in a day of fun wild activities for all the family, including:

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• Wildlife craft activities

• Wild wellbeing - feel better through nature

• Tips from Team Wilder on taking action for nature

• Forest School & Nature Tots

• Local community groups

• Walks and Talks

• and more.

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Please dress for the weather as the event is in outside areas and open barns. Some of the site may be uneven and muddy so please ensure you wear appropriate footwear.

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For more details and to book your free place, visit Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.

Bolsover Community Voluntary Service is working with partner organisations across Bolsover District to offer a variety of sustainably focused volunteering opportunities for young people, age 16 -25, as part of the Green Generation project.

This specific opportunity is a great chance for young people to see a different side of beautiful Creswell Crags by volunteering with the team on site. 

Sign up HERE 

Email for more information

greengeneration@bcvs.org.uk

All welcome to come along to Climate Action North East Derbyshire's next meeting to contribute to discussions of local events and issues. The agenda includes:

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• Marches Energy Agency home energy assessment training.

• Working with the Don Catchment River Trust.

• Working with CVS on sustainability with the community and voluntary sector.

• Local Galas and feedback from the Community Action Grant application.

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Please feel free to bring other topics for discussion too. 

Everyone is welcome to stay after the Go Green event has finished and join Derbyshire Dales' Community Assembly. The question for discussion will be:

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"How can we manage land, from gardens to farms, to adapt to and deal with the effects of the changing climate – floods, overheating, air pollution, wildfires and nature loss?”

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If you have any questions or would like to know more, please email
communityassembliesderbyshire@googlegroups.com
 

Join Transition Chesterfield for a hands-on Cyanotype workshop!

Discover the magic of creating unique blue prints using sunlight and simple materials. Learn the historical process of cyanotype printing and unleash your creativity.

This workshop is perfect for beginners and photography enthusiasts alike.

All materials will be provided, just bring your enthusiasm!

Don't miss out on this fun and creative experience - book your place now HERE.

Come along to this free workshop to share your concerns and ideas on the topic of climate emergencies and climate resilience.

No one holds all the answers, but this is an opportunity to think about the likely problems and discuss these together.

Book your place HERE

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Full poster here.

Join Hope Valley Climate Action for a talk and discussion by Michael Corcoran about all aspects of hydrogen usage.

How should hydrogen be sensibly used in our energy economy?

Hydrogen is often described as a clean fuel of the future, but its real value depends on where and how it’s produced, how it’s used, and what alternatives exist.

This talk will explore both the potential and the limitations of hydrogen in tackling climate change, from its vital role in hard-to-decarbonise applications to the risks of using it where simpler, cheaper solutions already exist.

They will range over five key sectors: industrial processes, road transport, aviation, heating of buildings, and balancing the electricity grid.

Drawing on the latest evidence from regional and national studies, the presentation will separate sound science from optimistic marketing and outline what a realistic hydrogen strategy might mean for the East Midlands and beyond.

Book your free space HERE

You'll get hands-on experience with tools and materials as you have a go at the installation of internal wall insulation using wood fiber boards.

Learn directly from a professional installer and build your confidence in carrying out home improvement projects.

The session will cover: mixing board adhesive, applying adhesive, fitting the boards, mechanical fixing, cutting out fittings, and more. Perfect for beginners and anybody wanting to expand their home DIY skills.

You will start at the NEP Climate Hub, covering the key theory, and then walk round the corner to the community retrofit house, for live demonstrations and the opportunity to give it a go!

Book your free space HERE

Following the success of their Clothes Swaps and Stitch Don’t Ditch Workshops over the past year Transition Buxton is hosting more of these activities in response to local demand.  

For a Clothes Swap simply bring five or so clean adult garments in good condition and go home with different items to refresh your wardrobe. On arrival you will be given a ticket for each item you bring which you then exchange for the new items that you choose.

There will be a fitting room and refreshments. Its a lovely social, fun, affordable way to spend an evening and update your look at the same time. Bring friends. No pre-booking required. Free parking. 

Decarbonising Construction: Is Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) the only answer?

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As the Government pushes for economic growth and ambitious housebuilding targets, demand for cement and concrete is set to rise. Cement is one of the world’s most carbon-intensive materials to produce, and the UK’s largest cement plant is located here in the Hope Valley. 

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That makes it more important than ever that we build responsibly - cutting emissions, using resources wisely, and staying within the limits of what the planet can sustain.

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Breedon, the cement works operators, are investing in carbon capture and storage (CCS) to help reduce emissions, but not everyone agrees it’s the right or only path. 

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So what else can be done? From alternative materials and innovation to reducing demand, how do we move toward genuine decarbonisation and a fair transition that supports people, nature and the planet?

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Join Hope Valley Climate Action (HVCA) for an evening of expert insight and discussion with:

· Michael Lord, Senior Analyst (Industrial Decarbonisation), Climate Change Committee

· Madeline Rihner, PhD Researcher, University of Sheffield and creator of Green Kid Comics.

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Together, we'll explore what a sustainable future for construction could look like – here in the Hope Valley and beyond. No booking needed – just come along.

Want direct advice from solar experts who’ve successfully completed hundreds of real-life installs?

Join the HEAT Hub for a free webinar, hosted by renewable experts T4 Sustainability, to help you find out if your home is suitable for solar panels, solar thermal and battery installation.

Skip the confusion and get your questions answered - with personalised advice on costs, savings, suitability and technical details. All the information you need – impartial, bespoke and completely free!

Whether you’re ready to install solar now or just curious, sign up to make a confident well-informed decision HERE

Join Community Action this October for a special event as they combine their Annual General Meeting with a celebration of their 50th birthday. 

Discover the incredible work achieved over the decades with special guests, live performances, and a vibrant Voluntary Sector Marketplace.

To find out more and book your free tickets, click HERE

Spaces are limited but if interested in having a stall at the Voluntary Sector Marketplace, email communications@communityactionderby.org.uk

Thinking about reducing your home’s carbon footprint and your energy bills?  
Planning some retrofit insulation or renewable energy installations?

Open Eco Homes Week will give you the chance to visit local homeowners who have carried out these projects and are willing to share their experience with you.   

Details of the hosts, locations and what they have to offer will be available by the end of September.    
In the meantime - SAVE THE DATES!   

If you want to register an early interest, email energy@transitionbelper.org

This event is being supported by Marches Energy Agency, who with the TB Energy Group will also be at the TB Eco Day on Sunday 14th September.

Call for Potential Hosts in Belper Area

Have you implemented any improvement work at home on INSULATION and/or RENEWABLES installations which you'd be prepared to share with others considering such projects?
 
Are you currently about to start retrofit/renewables installations? 

If so it would be great to discuss your project with a view to including it in the above Open Eco Homes Event. All visits will be scheduled by appointment, and you can decide when you want to be open for visits during the week.

Contact energy@transitionbelper.org or call Tony on 07796 675385 to find out more.

Pop down to the People, Planet, Pint meetup to find out what's going on in Nottingham with sustainability and find out how you can get involved. This is a space where everyone can get connected, share their sustainability ideas and learn about climate change. 

You can be part of a general discussion in the bar area and/or watch a short climate focused film. For more information and to book your free tickets, click HERE

If you live in Derby, there's a People, Planet, Pint meetup every month at the The Flowerpot, DE1 3DZ. The next event takes place on Thursday 6th November.

For more details and to book your free tickets, click HERE

Celebrate 200 years of rail with the Art Trail by Rail – a day of sustainable travel, art and community in the Hope Valley.

The Hope Valley Art Trail by Rail invites residents and visitors to explore the Hope Valley’s art, culture, and local businesses using sustainable transport – by train, bus, and on foot.

Timed to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the modern railway in 2025, the project is a collaboration between Hope Valley Climate Action, the Community Rail Partnership, Friends of the Hope Valley railway stations and local Artists and businesses.

Sign up HERE 

Take part in this 6-week course, spaces are limited to be quick! 

Catch a train to the venue which is right next to the station platform!

See HERE for venue information.
 
Why green wood working? Unseasoned wood is easier to work, meaning hand tools can be used in preference to power tools, making it a therapeutic activity. Working with wood connects us to natural resources and how we use them. Unseasoned wood can be sourced from coppiced woods or from tree surgery waste, which are renewable resources.

The course: Build your confidence using hand tools in a relaxed setting with indoor facilities & outdoor greenspace. We will make a shaving horse for the hub, using a pole lathe, draw knife & other hand tools, & you will make your own beautiful small ‘slab & stick’ stool made from Ash wood cut from the hub garden, to take home. Bring a packed lunch if you'd like to stay afterwards for a social lunch in the hub. Tea and Coffee available in the accessible kitchen.

Cost: £150 inc. materials.

Course Dates:
22nd Sept
29th Sept
6th Oct
13th Oct
20th Oct
3rd Nov

For more info or to book your place, contact Ali via email aliclarkmaker@outlook.com

Join Derby City Council and speak to the friendly team about:

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- free and impartial advice and support to reduce energy bills
- how to access funding to improve your home
- free energy saving items
- sign up to the priority services register
- join green rewards for the chance to win vouchers.

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No need to book, just pop along!

You can view the Facebook event page HERE
 

Come along to this free, annual Go Green event, this year in the beautiful town of Wirksworth.

The event aims to showcase solutions to the climate and nature crises, and highlight the impressive community action within the Dales.

What’s on?
•    Free bike workshop by Inclusive Pedals.
•    E-bike demos by Peak-e-pedals.
•    The Wirksworth Repair Café.
•    Local green technology installers such as heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle charging points.
•    Independent advice on improving the energy efficiency of your home.
•    Local nature conservation charities.
•    Local community groups on hand to discuss their work.
•    District council teams, including waste management company Serco.
•    Activities for kids including the smoothy bike, modelling clay and grow your own micro-greens.
•    Expert talks on topics such as community energy and the reintroduction of beavers in Britain.
•    Delicious food stalls, homemade cakes, tea and coffee!

No need to book, just turn up!

If you're around after the event from 3-5pm, join in a community assembly on the theme of the environment, facilitated by Climate Assemblies for Derbyshire. 

Find out more HERE or please direct any queries to climateassembliesderbyshire@googlegroups.com

Be part of an open, free and creative event celebrating the historic Whitfield Well through art, sound and stories.

On the day, you’ll be able to help transform reclaimed pallets into planters (yours to take home), listen to the amplified sound of the Well, see projections and archive images, and join in creative writing, nature walks, and talks about the site’s history and ecology.

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The event is part of MAKE Room, a new creative community engagement programme developed by Local and piloted through Derbyshire Makes. MAKE Room invites people to pause and engage with their surroundings through hands-on making, conversations, and informal learning - gathering insights that can inform how we care for and shape our shared spaces.

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Free drop-in event - no need to book in advance

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Find out more HERE
 

Come along to another of Transition Chesterfield's Skill Share workshops to learn how to make a granny square.

Materials provided or bring your own yarn of your choice. Both left and right-handed tutors available.

Book your place via Eventbrite HERE
 

Join 1Energy and other local organisations to celebrate the announcement of funding for Derby's new low carbon heat network. 

Learn how the network will keep our community warm, reduce pollution, provide energy security and tackle climate change by providing reliable, cleaner heating. 

Hear how the network is supporting the local economy, while affirming Derby as a pioneer city.

Join Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust for an evening of inspiring talks, lively discussions, and festive food, all themed around how we can help birds thrive in our communities. 

Hear from Wild NG as they share their Swift Street Project — a brilliant example of community-led conservation — then take part in “swift-dating”, a fun, bird-themed networking session where you can meet others passionate about wildlife and climate action. 

Free to attend but spaces are limited. Book your place HERE

You can also join The Wilder Nottinghamshire Network which brings together community groups, charities, councils and individuals who are helping nature recover — from planting wildflowers and creating habitats, to running events and sharing skills. 

By joining, for free, you’ll gain access to: 

• Free training and workshops 

• Opportunities to connect and collaborate with others 

• A library of tools and resources (coming soon!) 

• Ongoing advice and support from Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust 

Find out more and sign up HERE

Are you ready to upgrade to a low carbon green home and cut your energy bills? Do you need tailored advice on which energy efficient technologies will make the difference or are you planning home renovation works? 

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The H.E.A.T Hub have got you covered with not one, but two free events in Gedling at Bestwood Estate Community Centre.

Home Energy Efficiency Event

Saturday 8th November,10am-12pm 

Learn about insulation, solar panels, heat pumps, and more from H.E.A.T Hub’s expert team. Register on the project for a free personalised Future Fit Home Energy Plan and find out how they can help with your retrofit journey. 

Air Source Heat Pumps Explained Workshop

Thursday 20th November, 6.30-8pm  

Hear from local heat pump experts and installers on topics surrounding property suitability, system design, installation, financial incentives such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, and more. Feel free to ask the experts anything – no question is too big or small! 

Book your free space: www.homeenergyadviceteamhub.uk/workshops or call 0115 985 3000.

Come along to the next Breaston Repair Café and take advantage of the following services:

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Jewellery Cleaning from The Jewellery Guy: bring your earrings, rings, bracelets and necklaces to get them sparkling for the Christmas season. Multiple items welcome!

Sharpening Service - bring your loppers, secateurs, garden and DIY tools and kitchen tools to be sharpened by an expert. They sharpen one item per visitor to allow time for everyone to have their item sharpened, however they will happily sharpen a second item if possible. 

There will also be the regular electrical, sewing and bike repairers ready to fix your broken items and our recycle corner will be accepting cables, inkjet cartridges, foreign coins, stamps, empty pill blister packs, toothbrush and toothpaste tubes and contact lens cases.

Plus  the very popular Jigsaw Swap with some lovely Christmas themed jigsaws available.

Or just pop in for a chat, a cuppa and a slice of delicious home made cake!

Buxton is hosting a free climate and environment event for family and schools which aims to highlight sustainability, creativity, and community spirit. 

This event includes nature and eco-friendly activities for all the family throughout the day. 

How do we futureproof Tideswell? Join TDEG’s next whole group meeting, lead by Phil Korbel, a founder of the Manchester-based Carbon Literacy Project. Phil knows the local area well from his connection to Cressbrook.

Phil will give a short talk about climate change and the Carbon Literacy Project and then help us work together on some ideas for making Tideswell and the surrounding area an even better place to live.  Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating a community that is more resilient to heatwaves and floods.

Let’s get practical about what we can do and how we can help each other.

All welcome. No need to book. There is no charge for attendance but a donation on the night would be welcome.

Worried about rising energy bills? Unsure which energy-saving options are right for you? Interested in renewable heating but don't know where to start? 

Join Old Bolsover Town Council's first Eco Day, a free community event to help you explore practical, trusted solutions for a greener, more energy-efficient home. 

You can meet with renewable energy experts, trusted installers, and local community groups. Marches Energy Agency will be present providing free and impartial energy advice.

Full event details, including a list of participating traders and organisations, will be shared via Old Bolsover Town Council's website HERE

If you're looking to get your home ready for winter, adding a thermal lining to curtains is a quick way to keep more heat in your home (and keep heat out in summer). But, we know not everyone has the tools and knowledge to do this.

Derby City Council has partnered with Marches Energy Agency (Warmer Derby and Derbyshire) and Greener Littleover to deliver a free curtain lining session.

Bring along your curtains and our team of volunteers will add a thermal lining for free.

While you wait, there will be support from other services including the Council's Home Energy Advice Service, Warmer Derby and Derbyshire and National Energy Action who can all provide advice and support to make your home more energy efficient as well as providing useful items like LED light bulbs and draught proofing kits, for free.

There will be information and support available from local health services.

More partners and services that are attending will be announced in the coming weeks.

If you know someone that would benefit from this event, please share it with them.

You can find full information on the Facebook event page HERE 

Talk by Richard Noakes and (to be confirmed Rich Lowe) followed by questions and discussion. 

This project, established by Sustainable Hayfield, sets out to understand the cost savings opportunity offered by the new Time of Use Electricity tariffs on the market. It has been running for about 18 months now and it's clear that savings of around 30% are possible in certain circumstances. This session will cover the learnings so far. There will be plenty of time for your questions.

Please register on Ticket Tailor HERE

Spaces available for the last in this series of beginner workshops at Monkey Park Community Hub with Transition Chesterfield. You’ll look at creative ways to decorate and embellish clothes to add a dash of pizazz!  

You can bring along something that meets our 3 challenges: to upcycle denim, make something new out of curtains, and vintage clothes treasures!

Email network@transitionchesterfield.org.uk for more information.

Please register on Eventbrite HERE 

Join experienced guide, Ian Jackson, for a walk around the waterways of the Belper Mill complex to hear about Belper's industrial mill owners and renewable energy generators who, for nearly 250 years, have continually improved the harnessing of the power of the Derwent. Their stewardship of the river is a story of conflict, compromise and collaboration.

Ian Jackson, formerly project lead on the Ambergate Community Hydro project, has recently completed a PhD looking at Hydropower in the Derbyshire Derwent catchment and the issues preventing the harnessing of renewable power on the Derwent and its tributaries, including many sites that were self-generating hydroelectric power 100 years ago. 

A copy of the PhD can be downloaded from the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site website HERE

To book your place on the heritage walk click HERE  

Join Transition Crich for this creative workshop, led by artist Lise, as part of the Derbyshire Makes 'Dare to Dream' initiative aimed at inspiring and uniting the community.

Explore various techniques such as weaving, stitching, and embellishing to express your creativity and aspirations for a better future. Be part of a project that captures the collective dreams of the Crich community.

Once completed, banners will be displayed for all to enjoy at Crich Glebe Community Centre and on the Derbyshire Makes 'Digital Loom'.

All welcome - children and adults alike!

16th-17th/23rd-24th August, Ferrers Centre for Arts & Crafts, Staunton Harold, Leicestershire, LE65 1RU

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Greenwood Days have some spaces available in August for two weaving courses at their woodland workshop on the Derbyshire and Leicestershire border near Melbourne.

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A two day course is available from the 16th to 17th August which will lead you through the process of weaving an oval shaped backpack for carrying all those essential items when out in the woods or for collecting woody treasures.

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From the 23rd to 24th August you can learn about the amazing versatility of tree bark and plant fibres, weaving functional baskets that can be used in many different ways from foraging to being a beautiful plant pot. 

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These courses cost £230 each, including lunch and materials.

For more details, please visit Greenwood Days' website HERE
 

The Teversal, Stanton Hill and Skegby Neighbourhood Forum in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, has declared a Climate Emergency and formed a Climate Action and Sustainability group, working with Ashfield District Council.

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The group has been working with the Nottingham Energy Partnership on improved efficiency in off-gas dwellings in Teversal and will shortly be holding Fuel Poverty workshops with the NEP in Stanton Hill. They are also working on a Community Energy project – find more information on this HERE

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The group will love to see you at the Ashfield Show and the Stanton Hill Summer Fair, details above.

Come along to the next Climate Action North East Derbyshire meeting to hear from the Don Catchment Rivers Trust about the work they do to understand and improve the condition of local rivers.

Climate Action North East Derbyshire will be continuing their citizen science project testing pollution levels on the River Drone in the autumn, but welcome ideas on what other action could be taken.

To contribute to the discussion, join the meeting via Zoom by following the link HERE