Advocacy for God's creation
First published on: 21st November 2022Advocacy is vital for a healthy and balanced democracy and important in helping tackle climate and ecological emergencies facing the planet.
News
Beating rising costs in Wendover
First published on: 10th November 2022Representatives from rural churches across the diocese gathered at St Mary’s Church, Wendover, as part of a trial and launch of new equipment and the Parish Environment Resource Pack.
COP27 in Egypt
First published on: 7th November 2022From 6 to 18 November, world leaders along with climate activists, civil society representatives, and CEOs will meet in Egypt for the 27th annual gathering on climate action.
Energy-saving tips from Low Carbon Oxford
First published on: 27th September 2022Experts from Low Carbon West and North Oxford share some top tips for saving energy, in a Great Big Green Week event in Church House.
Energy bill relief scheme announced
First published on: 21st September 2022Churches to be included in the government package of support to help with rising energy bills this winter.
Let it Grow
First published on: 7th September 2022St Mary's Wargrave is one of many churches across the diocese rewilding its churchyard to encourage biodiversity and provide a rich habitat for flora and fauna to flourish.
Environment action in the Witney Benefice
First published on: 24th August 2022The Revd Dr Hugh White, Team Vicar in the Benefice of Witney, shares their Great Big Green Week plans.
Gathering and growing our Greenshoots
First published on: 17th August 2022The diocesan Environment Action team share an update from their latest Greenshoots meeting.
Oxford achieves Bronze Eco Diocese award
First published on: 12th July 2022The Diocese of Oxford has been awarded the A Rocha Bronze Eco Diocese status in recognition of its commitment to environmental stewardship.
A simple solution to save money and energy
First published on: 6th July 2022Now is the perfect time to have an energy audit of your church, as energy bills are going up, faculty rules for installing new heating systems are changing, and the urgency to tackle the climate crisis is ever more pressing.