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We are excited to announce the first five pioneering councils who have signed up to our Local Climate Bonds campaign, funding specific initiatives in their neighbourhoods, from wind farms to electric vehicle plans. Find out more about the campaign here: https://www.greenfinanceinstitute.co.uk/lcbs pic.twitter.com/qtrfkQPVmJ
“Funding for projects aimed reducing our reliance on fossil fuels is always a challenge. I am therefore pleased that we are one of the first Councils to launch a local climate bond.”
@BlaenauGwentCBC Councillor Dai Davies on joining the LCB campaignpic.twitter.com/V5vEE91zPC
"It’s essential that residents, businesses and partners are at the heart of our vision, and we look forward to providing them with the opportunity to play their part in helping the council to build back greener"
@IslingtonBC councillor @RowChampion on LCBs working with residentspic.twitter.com/E0k2OqT72G
"It improves the local area, fights climate change, and gives a financial return. We are looking forward to taking the next steps to bring this exciting project to life.”
@CotswoldDC councillor @RachelCoxcoon on the local benefits of LCBspic.twitter.com/AqQCa4EuR9
"I am delighted we are among the first councils in the country to support this campaign, underlining our commitment to delivering a carbon neutral town by 2030."
@EastbourneBC councillor Jonathan Dow on being one of our five pioneering councils on LCBspic.twitter.com/NAK4Y4bgxK
“I welcome these bonds which would allow people across the Lewes district to invest as little as £5 in projects that help tackle the climate crisis in their community.”
@LewesDC councillor Matthew Bird on the affordability of LCBs for local residentspic.twitter.com/iQ122p4MCv
One for you @CheltenhamBC @mpmwilko?
Watch this space. Possibly a slightly different model.
Great news! Hoping to see more of this 
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