Community Conversations

are a free, open, opportunity for people to share and talk about topical issues. The conversations focus on the topic of ‘energy’, looking at 6 different areas where energy is used in our day-to-day lives, like how we get to work or heat our homes.

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The conversations take place over 3 hours, and follow a two-question format. The questions ask "how do we live now?" and "what actions can we take?"

is a continuously developing action plan to identify and enable Cornwall to move away from fossil fuels and towards low-carbon alternatives. There are actions for everyone: communities, individuals, businesses and local government.

 

Find out more by reading the Summary Report and Actions.

Each of the conversations will contribute to my PhD research, with learnings being fed back to Cornwall Council and Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Climate Commission. To collect data, I will take notes at each Conversation, and I will also record the 'summary' following each break-out question.

 

These summaries will be anonymous and not include any identifiable information. You do not have to consent to participating in the research to take part in a conversation, and you may opt out at any time.