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Broadland District Council

… outlines in simple terms our commitments to you, our key achievements to date, how we are going measure success, and the six key principles which we are going to take on our journey towards environmental excellence In essence, this plan explains how we will lead the environmental agenda, protect our stunning green spaces and address the impacts of climate change whilst helping residents…

…. There are a number of rivers and tributaries in the district such as the Tas and the Tiffey, each of these rivers has a distinctive course and unique interactions with other habitats and human land use. South Norfolk, like much of East Anglia, is at risk from climate change specifically from increased flooding incidents, rising temperatures and droughts. 6 Our Commitments: We will provide regional…

… to you, our key achievements to date, how we are going measure success, and the next steps we are going to take on our journey towards environmental excellence. This section of the document moves on to our Delivery Plan. The plan outlines six key principles which underpin South Norfolk's approach to addressing net-zero, climate change and the environment. The targets within the delivery plan…

… alongside the assistance offered to support those households in fuel poverty. Principle Five: Sustainable communities This principle outlines how we will enable local plans to take a proactive approach to mitigating and adapting to climate change. It also considers the ways in which we continue to work to develop inclusive, high quality, and safe communities Principle Six: Growing our local…

… To imbed a ‘whole council’ approach to reducing carbon emissions by ensuring that decisions take into consideration the issues presented by climate change. For Cabinet Members and all staff within the council’s Corporate Leadership Team to attend carbon literacy training sessions. Run a series of carbon literacy courses open to all staff and councillors - align these sessions to other…