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The jury’s top recommendation focused on enhancing energy efficiency in housing, including raising the profile of Cosy Homes in Lancashire and working in collaboration with Preston College to develop local skills in retrofitting.Luke Woodison of Ashton, member of the jury said: “It’s something that I think is a widespread issue, it’s very important, if not the most important issue of our generation. There’s not a lot of information out there about climate change or discussions being had.
“I’m fully behind the jury’s recommendations and hope that through today’s event and continuing conversation, they can become a catalyst for positive change across the city. The Climate Jury has been hosted by Preston City Council, working with specialist facilitators Shared Future CIC, with funding from the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund .Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.