• Presentation from Simon Barnes, environmentalist: Sizewell C and its impact on local wildlife, a personal view
• Presentation from Ben McFarland, Head of Conservation, Suffolk Wildlife Trust: Sizewell C – threats to protected species and habitats
• Presentation from Rachel Fulcher, Co-ordinator of Friends of the Earth Suffolk: Nature, health and well-being – potential impacts of Sizewell C and see the second video, below
• Presentation from Linda Pentz Gunter, Beyond Nuclear International: Nuclear power and systemic harm to animals and nature – the international picture
• Presentation from Pete Wilkinson, Chair of Together Against Sizewell C (TASC), in association with Theberton and Eastbridge Action Group on Sizewell C (TEAGS): What are the other non-environmental risks in developing Sizewell C?
• Professor Andrew Blowers, Chair of Blackwater Against New Nuclear Group (BANNG): Sizewell C and Bradwell B and the likely effects of climate change
• Paul Collins of Theberton and Eastbridge Action Group on Sizewell C, see the third video, below

Video from the meeting

• Sue Aubrey, Katy Attwater and Alan Jeffrey, Stop Hinkley – Hinkley Point C: Siting & Environmental concerns
• Stop Hinkley have sent 3 additional documents. Their own concerns on Hinkley Point C and flooding; and the public responses of the Wetland and Wildfowl Trust and Severn Rivers Trust to the Environment Agency consultation on an acoustic fish deterrent at Hinkley Point C
• A Friends of the Earth East Anglia group film on the environmental concerns of Sizewell C

• Professor Andy Blowers of BANNG on siting concerns with Bradwell B
• Professor Steve Thomas of Greenwich University on the concerns relating to the future of EDF
• NFLA Secretary Sean Morris on the climate emergency and local authority action – a NFLA manifesto for action.

• Sean Morris, NFLA Secretary, The launch of the All Ireland Sustainable Energy Forum – what we are about / Brexit – what does a ‘no deal’ mean for Irish energy policy?
• Pete Roche, NFLA Policy Advisor, Ireland & Climate Change: Is it not now time for a more joined-up local response to challenge the ‘climate emergency’?
• Seamus Hoyne, Chairperson, Tipperary Energy Agency: Local Energy Action – Why Local Energy Agencies are needed to drive the Energy Transition
• Cormac Walsh Director Energy Co-ops Ireland: Promoting Community Ownership Renewable Energy Opportunities

• Pete Roche, NFLA Scotland Policy Advisor – the climate emergency: what are the next steps?
• Shona Cargill, Refsol for Fife Council – how Fife is seeking to develop low carbon strategies
• Sean Morris, NFLA Secretary – a critical look at the Scottish Government’s Preparedness Review on nuclear weapon convoys
• David Mackenzie, Nukewatch Scotland – they key safety issues in nuclear weapon road convoys

• Sean Morris, NFLA, Presentation on Council climate emergency resolutions and local authority low carbon energy action
• Professor Andy Gouldson, Chair of Leeds Climate Commission on its work to deliver a zero carbon Leeds
• George Munson, Strategic Manager, Leeds City Council on the Council’s district heating projects and the H2 hydrogen scheme
• Anna Dodd, Energy and Environment Manager, Leicester City Council on the Council’s district heating scheme and plans for a zero carbon Leicester