Possible is a charity that brings people together to help tackle climate change.
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Michele Theil
michele.theil@wearepossible.org
07402197023
We run positive, practical projects all over the UK, giving people a chance to be part of the solution. We also combine these local actions into a force for larger-scale change.
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Join us for our Fixperience Workshops, coming to Camden’s Fixing Factory from January to March 2025! These workshops are a fun, hands-on way to jump into DIY repairs, cut down on waste, and keep a little extra cash in your pocket.
It’s 2024, and our government is still considering expanding polluting airports. Eight leading climate organisations — including Possible, Friends of the Earth, and Greenpeace — are urging the UK government to pause all airport expansions.
This week, we published our new research report with the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB), calling for safer routes, fairer pay, and better access to e-bikes for London’s couriers.
Residents of Hackney’s Nightingale Estate have been busy transforming a once car-dominated corner of their estate into a green oasis for all.
After over a thousand of us emailed to call for climate action, the government has finally brought in a new tax on private jets!
Last Friday, we were in Borough, London, to launch Cabbies for the Climate — our new campaign to fast-track the shift to electric black cabs.
Our new report exposes a lack of diversity in cycling imagery and argues that this may slow progress to a cleaner, greener UK.
This week, the price cap on our energy bills was lifted, and average heating costs will shoot up by 10%. At a stroke, this plunged another 700,000 households into fuel poverty. We have a solution.
Today, we are celebrating news that The National Lottery Community Fund* has awarded us over £1m to scale up our Fixing Factory projects!
We’re celebrating huge news for our climate - the government has just lifted the ban on onshore wind! After years of campaigning, we can finally make the most of the UK’s blustery weather and say hello to cheap, locally-produced, clean energy.