Join Us for The People’s National Emergency Evening

Wednesday 8 October 2026
7:00–9:00 PM
1 Mill Street, Leamington Spa.
Free event

Climate and nature breakdown isn’t a distant risk it is  already shaping our health, our food systems, our economy and our national security. The question isn’t whether we need to act, but how quickly we can get the right people in a room to talk about it honestly.

That’s exactly what we’re doing on Wednesday 8 October, when PYE Management hosts The People’s National Emergency Evening at 1 Mill Street, Leamington Spa. (Event is supported by Barba Creative).

What is the National Emergency Briefing?

This event is inspired by the National Emergency Briefing, a nationwide initiative bringing together leading experts to explain what climate and nature breakdown really means for our health, food systems, economy and national security. The intention is to help communities across the UK move past the doom-scrolling and into constructive conversations about solutions.

Our evening brings key content from that briefing to Leamington Spa, alongside space for genuine, local discussion.

What to expect

  • A screening of National Emergency Briefing content
  • Open discussion on the climate and nature crisis
  • Networking with local businesses and community members
  • Exploration of practical actions and positive solutions
  • A chance to add your voice to a growing national conversation

Who it’s for

Whether you’re a business owner, a sustainability professional, a community leader, a student, or simply someone who’s concerned about where things are heading, you’re warmly invited. This isn’t a room for experts on. It is a room for anyone ready to understand the evidence and talk honestly about what happens next, locally and nationally.

Free to atted but places are limited

The evening is free, thanks to the support of PYE Management and Barba Creative, but seats at 1 Mill Street are limited. Register today to guarantee your place.

Reserve your free spot on Eventbrite →

 

Event details: Wednesday 8 October 2026, 7:00–9:00 PM, 1 Mill Street, Leamington Spa. Free to attend, registration required. Learn more about the wider initiative at nebriefing.org.

The work undertaken

Research took place to look for an appropriate methodology to use as a standard approach to produce a carbon footprint.

Then working with 14 treatment companies, a desk top study was carried out to look at each of the treatments the companies provide and to gather appropriate, accurate data to calculate a carbon footprint. Each company provided data which was then assessed and verified. The data had to follow the requirements of the methodology. Each set of data was then converted into KgCO2e and calculated for a m2 of treatment. This was to ensure that each treatment was comparable.

Conventional approaches were also reviewed and data obtained. This data again was reproduced using the agreed methodology and produced into a m2 figure in the units kgCO2e.

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