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Strengthening the co-operative partnership in Preston between citizens, communities, enterprises and the Council is central to Preston’s Community Wealth Building strategy, CWB 2.0. In the last 12 months this partnership has continued to grow. This case study describes a number of projects in which the Council is working with Climate Action Preston and a community film and music project to address the climate emergency.
In September 2021 the National Lottery launched the Together for Our Planet fund to encourage community action to raise awareness about the climate emergency. The Council encouraged and supported groups to bid for funding and two projects were successful.
Rachel Stringfellow
Policy Manager
Preston City Council
