Britain's What's On Event Guide
People's Emergency briefing film screening
Community screenings of the People’s Emergency Briefing are being shown across the UK. This is a nationally coordinated film and discussion initiative exploring the climate and nature crisis and what it means for communities, services and long term resilience.
The 50 minute film, hosted by Chris Packham CBE, brings together leading UK experts in climate science, health, food security, economics, national security and nature. It includes footage from the landmark National Emergency Briefing held in Westminster for MPs and peers, and presents a clear, evidence based overview of the risks facing everyday life in Britain.
It delivers the facts about the threats, but also the enormous benefits of genuine emergency action.
The initiative is explicitly non partisan and is supported by organisations including the National Trust, Church of England, Exeter University, the Royal Meteorological Society, WWF and the National Education Union.
Join us at St. Faiths Hub to watch the briefing together with lots of like minded people with post film chat. Friends of the Earth will be attending with a stall. Recommended for 16+
Everyone welcome, just turn up :)
Refreshments provided by Fair Trade donations welcome
There will also be a small raffle
View trailer - www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x2XhvEbz24&t=9s
Learn more - www.nebriefing.org/
The E1 bus route is a few minutes walk away Pelham Rd stop on Whitworth Rd, E2 bus route Anns Hill Rd, cemetery stop, (Approx 6 minute walk), close to cycle track and bike parking available, road parking is limited - closest car park Norman Rd car park (approx 3 minute walk) or larger car park White's Place (approx 8 minute walk)
The 50 minute film, hosted by Chris Packham CBE, brings together leading UK experts in climate science, health, food security, economics, national security and nature. It includes footage from the landmark National Emergency Briefing held in Westminster for MPs and peers, and presents a clear, evidence based overview of the risks facing everyday life in Britain.
It delivers the facts about the threats, but also the enormous benefits of genuine emergency action.
The initiative is explicitly non partisan and is supported by organisations including the National Trust, Church of England, Exeter University, the Royal Meteorological Society, WWF and the National Education Union.
Join us at St. Faiths Hub to watch the briefing together with lots of like minded people with post film chat. Friends of the Earth will be attending with a stall. Recommended for 16+
Everyone welcome, just turn up :)
Refreshments provided by Fair Trade donations welcome
There will also be a small raffle
View trailer - www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x2XhvEbz24&t=9s
Learn more - www.nebriefing.org/
The E1 bus route is a few minutes walk away Pelham Rd stop on Whitworth Rd, E2 bus route Anns Hill Rd, cemetery stop, (Approx 6 minute walk), close to cycle track and bike parking available, road parking is limited - closest car park Norman Rd car park (approx 3 minute walk) or larger car park White's Place (approx 8 minute walk)
Thursday 10 September
St. Faiths Hub, Tribe road, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3NS
Free - Donations welcome for Fair Trade refreshments and there will be a small raffle6:30 pm
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