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The Diocese of London aims to be a leader in the field of environmental concern and action. We believe that care for the natural environment, which is God’s creation, is a fundamental duty for all Christians.

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/ 16 September 2014

New lead bishop for Environmental Affairs

The Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt Revd Nicholas Holtam, has accepted the invitation of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to succeed the Bishop of London as the Church of England’s lead bishop for Environmental Affairs with immediate effect.

/ 25 July 2014

Modelling the New Creation

An opportunity to take stock of progress under our Climate Action Programme and to move forward. We shall review where we have come from, what has been achieved, where are the challenges; and plot the course from now to 2020.

/ 23 April 2014

Whatever the weather: how to give a warm welcome whilst saving energy and carbon

Activity means energy – people’s energy, and the energy to open our buildings, heat and light them, and offer a warm welcome to visitors. How then can we still save energy and carbon, and contribute to caring for the environment which is God’s creation?

/ 12 March 2014

Parish Buying ‘energy basket’ gets revamp to improve customer service

Parish Buying now offers an ‘energy basket’, purchasing energy wholesale, directly within the market, cutting out the utility company as middleman.

/ 6 March 2014

London Diocesan House slashes carbon footprint

The Diocese of London’s office, in Causton Street London SW1, has made huge progress on the road to eliminating its carbon footprint, achieving a staggering 96 percent reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions, between 2005 and 2012. 

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