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Redbridge Council's Cabinet adopted a new Climate Change Strategy in February 2026, aiming for net zero by 2040 through 138 actions.

Redbridge Council's Cabinet adopted a new Climate Change Strategy in February 2026, aiming for the council to become a net zero organisation by 2040. This strategy, a plan to address climate change, seeks to accelerate decarbonisation efforts, enhance the borough's resilience to extreme weather, and empower residents to adopt more sustainable lifestyles.

The strategy outlines 138 actions across five key themes: Energy-Efficient Modern Buildings, Sustainable Connected Neighbourhoods, A Climate-Resilient Green Borough, A Thriving Green Economy, and Climate-Conscious Communities.

Key facts

  1. Redbridge Council's Cabinet adopted a new Climate Change Strategy on 26 February 2026. Source
  2. The strategy aims for Redbridge Council to become a net zero organisation by 2040. Source
  3. The strategy outlines 138 actions across five key themes. Source
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