📢 Announcements

Thank you for those of you who joined us at the LCRP MACC forum – Heat risk in London: turning insight into action – February 2026 | London Climate Ready Partnership London Climate Ready Partnership on Friday 27th February. Please get in touch if you would like to receive the slides from the event at info@climatelondon.org 

We have published the Climate Costs Guide – March 2026 | London Climate Ready Partnership London Climate Ready Partnership 

See the Reports, briefs, studies and other resources section for more information. We’d love your help spreading the word – please feel free to share the Climate Costs Guide  

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🗒️ Reports, briefs and resources released

Climate Costs Guide – March 2026 | London Climate Ready Partnership London Climate Ready Partnership 

Following the Climate Costs Forum held at City Hall in July 2025, the LCRP have convened a working group of volunteers to create a Climate Costs Guide. The Climate Costs Guide helps to understand how to track and measure the financial aspect of climate risk. The Climate Costs guide offers a practical six step process to: 

1. Understand how weather and climate change affect your finances  

1. Estimate how future climate scenarios will impact your future finances  

1. Identify possible adaptation measures  

1. Assess and select best value actions  

1. Track the cost effectiveness of measures  

1. Monitor, evaluate and learn in order to inform future decision making 

We would like to thank the members of the Climate Costs working group who gave their time to support the development of this guide. The Climate Costs Guide has been produced by the London Climate Ready Partnership with support from Transport for London and Arup. 

London Infrastructure Framework | London City Hall 

The London Infrastructure Framework (LIF) is a collaboration between the Mayor of London and London Councils. This establishes a shared long-term vision for London’s critical economic infrastructure priorities through to 2050. The LIF is split into the following sectors: Transport; Energy; Water, wastewater and flood risk; waste; and digital connectivity. 

Local Nature Recovery Strategy | London City Hall 

The Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) is a new spatial tool for London’s nature, identifying which parts of the city’s ecosystems need the most urgent attention. It was developed with input from London’s boroughs, organisations and communities, providing a clear framework of biodiversity priorities and mapped opportunities for nature recovery. Its purpose is to guide coordinated action, investment and decision‑making to support a healthier, more resilient natural environment across the capital.  

London Green Infrastructure Framework | London City Hall 

The London Green Infrastructure Framework (LGIF) is a new interactive map-based tool and strategic evidence base identifying where green infrastructure investment can deliver the greatest benefits across London. As a complementary tool to the Local Nature Recovery Strategy, the LGIF helps planners, boroughs, landowners, and community groups prioritise action and direct funding, including through the Mayor’s Green Roots Fund. 

📰 News and Articles

📅 Events

Climate Connected Communities 2026 

The Climate Connected Communities 2026 launches 24th March, join online 13:00-15:00.  

Take part in a new Climate Connected Communities design process and pitch for £1,000 grants to build climate resilience in your community! They are looking for community groups, creative groups, youth groups, faith groups or other collaborations and community-led projects to work with us on solution-focused ideas for climate resilience in the UK capital. This is a unique opportunity to prototype and test different ways of engaging Londoners.  

MACC Hub webinar series #8: Ensuring a secure food supply in a changing climate – MACC Hub 

The MACC Hub will be hosting an online webinar on Thursday 26th March to discuss how climate change is impacting food production cross the UK. The session will bring together experts to discuss emerging risks to the food system, highlight opportunities for innovation, and outline practical approaches to strengthening resilience across supply chains.  

Adapting to Climate Change Workshop – MACC Hub 

The MACC Hub is also hosting an Adapting to Climate Change Workshop on the 17th April to explore how to make better decisions in adapting to deal with the consequences of climate change. This session is aimed at Sustainability and risk teams; Strategy, operations, HR or communications leads; Any group seeking clarity, capability and climate confidence.  

Climate Tech Time Tickets, Wednesday, Apr 22 from 6 pm to 9 pm | Eventbrite 

Climate Connection are hosting its next monthly Climate Tech Time event on the 22nd April. This gathering brings together investors, SMEs, corporates, governments, non-profits and academia to engage in meaningful conversations on climate tech. The session will provide space for meaningful conversations on innovation, collaboration opportunities, and the role of new technologies in accelerating climate solutions. 

Attending the UK’s leading low-carbon innovation congress 

Innovation Zero will be hosting a two‑day in‑person event at Olympia London on 28th-29th April to bring together leaders from government, industry, finance, and technology to explore solutions for accelerating the UK’s transition to net zero. The congress will showcase emerging low‑carbon innovations, highlight opportunities for investment and collaboration, and provide practical insights to support organisations in reducing emissions and scaling climate‑positive technologies. 

Securing investment for London’s future flood resilience – LCRP, Environment Agency and AtkinsRealis  

This event is invite only, we will be contacting invitees over the next month.  

This jointly hosted event will take place on Monday 1st June at City Hall and will present and consult on the TE2100 strategy, including scenarios for how London can be protected against tidal flood risk. 

📂 Consultations and Surveys

Are London’s homes ready for a heatwave? | London City Hall 

The London Assembly have launched a call for evidence evidence to understand how overheating will affect London’s housing stock – and how Londoners experience that – in the short- and long-term, as a result of climate change: Call for Evidence – Are London’s homes ready for a heatwave.pdf