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Buckinghamshire Council

… be possible without the cooperation and support of all stakeholders – from the Council’s teams, suppliers and partners, to the third sector, businesses, and residents in Buckinghamshire. As result of collaborative working over £203k was secured to support tree planting projects by local organisations, water source heat pumps and solar panels have been installed at Chiltern Lifestyle Centre…

… Progress against Objective B: Support communities to achieve net zero carbon emissions There are numerous examples of where the Council has supported various communities to date to achieve net zero carbon emissions, including the following: • Financial support for community tree planting (as a result of a successful bid to the Local Authority Treescapes Fund) • Provision of Travel Plans and ad…

…. Interdepartmental Working Groups (re Action 3) In addition to the establishment Council Land Tree Planting Programme Board (which oversees matters in relation to the planting of 543,000 trees on Council Land) 3 interdepartmental groups have been created so far to oversee and progress initiatives relevant to the Climate Change and Air Quality Strategy: • The Domestic Retrofit Programme Board…

… car parks with a total installed capacity of 2,675kWp (subject to supplier surveys). An additional desktop assessment has identified the potential to site a 428kWp system on a car park next to one of the Council’s operational buildings. 24 Council Land Tree Planting Programme (re Actions 13 and 14) Five thousand eight hundred and sixty trees were planted on Council Land in the 2021…

…-2022 planting season. This includes trees planted: at Billet Field (on the Council’s agricultural estate) (3450 trees); next to Spade Oak Nature Reserve and the public highway [with funding from the Local Authority Treescapes Fund (LATF)] (586 trees); as part of Queens Green Canopy (QGC) work in Buckinghamshire (168 trees); and, by Chiltern Rangers (1656 trees). The Council’s Climate…