A screening of the National Emergency Briefing, a powerful documentary on the climate and nature crisis.

Join Medway Council for a screening of the National Emergency Briefing, a powerful documentary bringing together evidence from leading UK experts on the climate and nature crisis and its implications for our communities, economy, health and future resilience.

Part of a nationwide programme of community screenings taking place across the UK, this event offers an opportunity to engage with the latest evidence, hear perspectives from local leaders, and take part in a facilitated discussion following the film.

Free to attend.

Film Screening & Discussion

14:15 - Doors open

14:30 - Start

14:45 – Film (50 mins)

15:50 – Discussion

16:30 - Close

Travel arrangements

By bus: 5 min walk from the main Chatham Bus Station

By rail: 3 min walk from Chatham Railway Station

By car: St John’s (Upper) Pay & Display Car Park is the closest car park to the venue, 1 min walk away, with additional options for car parking at the Pentagon Centre. (5 min walk)

Accessible access – wheelchair access is available for the space, please notify the organiser if you require step free access.

Should you have any accessibility requirements or have a query please contact the organiser: climatechange@medway.gov.uk

You are also welcome to join us earlier in the day for the Medway Community Climate Fair taking place at St.John’s Church from 10am – 1pm, preceding the film. Join us to find out about climate friendly actions in Medway, meet local community groups and discover practical, positive solutions that can make a difference with stalls, talks and performances throughout the morning.

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