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Burngreave climate strike march
Children & Young People

Burngreave on the march

4th November 2019
Story by Graham Jones | Photo by Richard Belbin It was a no brainer for us in the Burngreave Clean Air Campaign to support the world wide climate strike day on 20th September, inspired by [Read more]
Climate Strike campaigners carry Inflatable dinosaur and kingfisher lantern to Barkers Pool.
Children & Young People

A thank you to those who joined the Climate Strike

26th September 2019
Graham Jones of Burngreave Clean Air Campaign thanks those who showed their support and joined the Climate Strike march on Friday 20th September. Posting on Facebook, Graham said: “Much respect to all those who came on [Read more]
Children marching for Burngreave clean air
Children & Young People

Youth Climate Strike action – Burngreave feeder march

19th September 2019
Everyone is welcome to join a march in support of youth Climate Strike action starting 11am on FRIDAY 20th SEPTEMBER. Young people inspired by Swedish schoolgirl Greta Thunberg are organising a youth climate strike and [Read more]

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