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Transition Town Chesterfield
May 6, 2026, 12:46:08 PMMay 6
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hi all
Gez has let me know that DCC's draft environmental sustainability strategy has been published and will be discussed at the Place Scrutiny Committee meeting next week.
Deadline for any questions to the committee is noon, this Friday 8 May.
At our last meeting we agreed that a few of us would review the draft strategy - John B agreed to look at the energy section (thanks John). The various themes are below - absolutely no mention of climate change anywhere. If anyone has any expertise in any of these areas great if you could have a look at what's proposed and provide some commentary (doesn't have to be before Friday) or queries to submit to the Place committee (before Friday).
From a very quick glance, I don't think there is much we would object to - very motherhood and apple pie stuff - it's what's missing that's the issue, and how they are going to monitor progress as the priority actions are all quite general and vague.
Theme 1: Caring for Derbyshire’s natural environment and landscapes
Theme 2: Using energy, fuel and water efficiently
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Theme 4: Improving air quality
Theme 5: Reducing waste and using resources wisely
Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather
Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
Theme 8: Helping people connect with the natural environment
Thanks all, Lisa
Transition Town Chesterfield
May 7, 2026, 5:30:06 AMMay 7
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hi all
I went back to DCC’s old climate strategy (attached) to compare
with this new environmental ‘strategy’. The former is 110pp and includes
targets, strategic priorities/actions, adaptation and monitoring and reporting.
This contrasts with the current 10pp and non-measurable, non-specific actions.
Karl has already sent two possible questions through. Here are a few more and sure there are lots of other potential questions but need people willing to submit them by noon tomorrow. Please let me know if you are happy to do that. thanks, Lisa
Theme 2: Using energy, fuel and water efficiently
Karl Q: how will the council measure success in its objective of helping households and businesses to reduce energy costs?
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or nuclear?
Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather
Q. What is the Council planning to do in terms of identifying the impact of current and future climate risks and hazards from climate change? Is the Council looking at the risks and costs of different climate warming scenarios eg 2C, 3C, 4C warming?
Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can alleviate flood risk?
Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously injured on Derbyshire’s roads, especially children? Is the County considering speed reduction measures in residential areas and more School Streets?
Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
General
Karl’s Q: what specific numeric metrics or performance indicators will the council use to ensure that progress is measured by clear quantifiable outcomes rather than intermediate outputs?
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Transition Town Chesterfield
May 8, 2026, 2:57:50 AMMay 8
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hi all
depressing news to wake up to and all the more reason to redouble our efforts. We set up as a coalition to get DCC to do more on climate change and we have an opportunity before noon to submit a bunch of questions on their ineffectual non-climate strategy. Noone other than Karl has come forward to offer to do this - and it's not fair to leave it all to Gez to raise questions.
Karl and I will submit questions and I have listed the remaining ones below if anyone else would like to send one in (or come up with your own). Don't reply or wait for me - but let this group know before you send it which one you are choosing to avoid duplication and then send before noon today to
thanks, Lisa
Remaining questions left
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or nuclear?
Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather
Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can alleviate flood risk?
Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously injured on Derbyshire’s roads, especially children? Is the County considering speed reduction measures in residential areas and more School Streets?
Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
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Transition Town Chesterfield
May 8, 2026, 2:58:35 AMMay 8
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ps it's for the Place Scrutiny Committee meeting next week
Transition Town Chesterfield
May 8, 2026, 5:37:26 AMMay 8
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hi all,
many thanks Kara for submitting the flood question and Anne for submitting the road safety one. If anyone else want to submit please go ahead - there are 2 below still left. You don't have to attend the meeting (next Wed at 10.30am) but if you do you can ask a supplementary Q. Thanks, Lisa
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or nuclear?
Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
On Friday, 8 May 2026 at 07:58:36 BST, 'Transition Town Chesterfield' via DerbyshireClimateCoalition <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
ps it's for the Place Scrutiny Committee meeting next week
On Friday, 8 May 2026 at 07:57:46 BST, Transition Town Chesterfield <transitionc...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
hi all
depressing news to wake up to and all the more reason to redouble our efforts. We set up as a coalition to get DCC to do more on climate change and we have an opportunity before noon to submit a bunch of questions on their ineffectual non-climate strategy. Noone other than Karl has come forward to offer to do this - and it's not fair to leave it all to Gez to raise questions.
Karl and I will submit questions and I have listed the remaining ones below if anyone else would like to send one in (or come up with your own). Don't reply or wait for me - but let this group know before you send it which one you are choosing to avoid duplication and then send before noon today to
thanks, Lisa
Remaining questions left
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or nuclear?
Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
To view this discussion, visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/derbyshireclimatecoalition/1166820481.11182193.1778223508058%40mail.yahoo.com.
Transition Town Chesterfield
May 8, 2026, 5:38:40 AMMay 8
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fab! thanks Nigel, great Q, no changes from me. Lisa
On Friday, 8 May 2026 at 10:02:47 BST, Nigel Hudson <ni...@productreactor.com> wrote:
I plan to submit the following question to the Place Scrutiny Committee. Please notify me by 11am if there are any changes you would like made to the submission.
"Question to Cllr. Mark Chambers
What support will the County Council offer to community organisations to develop locally owned clean energy projects, how will this complement the support available from others (including EMCCA, the Midlands Net Zero Hub, Great British Energy, Community Energy
England and Energy Local) and how will the Council assess its degree of success in engaging communities, developing new locally-run clean energy schemes, providing income for community organisations and helping reduce local energy costs?
Nigel Hudson
54 Ashford Road
Dronfield Woodhouse
Dronfield
Derbyshire
S18 8RT
in my capacity as Treasurer, Dronfield 2gether"
54 Ashford Road
Dronfield Woodhouse
Dronfield
Derbyshire
S18 8RT
in my capacity as Treasurer, Dronfield 2gether"
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Dave Locke
May 8, 2026, 6:05:13 AMMay 8
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I am just catching up on emails and was trying to draft a community energy question before I have to go out. So that is perfect thanks Nigel. I can relax and not feel guilty.
Many thanks
Dave Locke
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Linda Walker
May 8, 2026, 6:44:00 AMMay 8
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I would be happy to submit this one, if no-one says they have done it in the next few minutes!
Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or nuclear?
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John Beardmore
May 11, 2026, 7:27:00 AMMay 11
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On 08/05/2026 11:43, Linda Walker wrote:
> I would be happy to submit this one, if no-one says they have done it in
> the next few minutes!
>
> *Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire*
> I would be happy to submit this one, if no-one says they have done it in
> the next few minutes!
>
>
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
That is a great question. When I read it, it seemed to me there was
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
nothing to disagree with because it was so vague.
Challenging the vagueness is good.
thanks, J/.
> On Fri, 8 May 2026 at 07:57, 'Transition Town Chesterfield' via
> DerbyshireClimateCoalition <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com
> <mailto:derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com>> wrote:
>
> hi all
>
> depressing news to wake up to and all the more reason to redouble
> our efforts. We set up as a coalition to get DCC to do more on
> climate change and we have an opportunity before noon to submit a
> bunch of questions on their ineffectual non-climate strategy. Noone
> other than Karl has come forward to offer to do this - and it's not
> fair to leave it all to Gez to raise questions.
>
> Karl and I will submit questions and I have listed the remaining
> ones below if anyone else would like to send one in (or come up with
> your own). Don't reply or wait for me - but let this group know
> before you send it which one you are choosing to avoid duplication
> and then send before noon today to
> democrati...@derbyshire.gov.uk
> <mailto:democrati...@derbyshire.gov.uk> and cc to:
>
> hi all
>
> depressing news to wake up to and all the more reason to redouble
> our efforts. We set up as a coalition to get DCC to do more on
> climate change and we have an opportunity before noon to submit a
> bunch of questions on their ineffectual non-climate strategy. Noone
> other than Karl has come forward to offer to do this - and it's not
> fair to leave it all to Gez to raise questions.
>
> Karl and I will submit questions and I have listed the remaining
> ones below if anyone else would like to send one in (or come up with
> your own). Don't reply or wait for me - but let this group know
> before you send it which one you are choosing to avoid duplication
> and then send before noon today to
> democrati...@derbyshire.gov.uk
> Danny.Su...@derbyshire.gov.uk
> <mailto:Danny.Su...@derbyshire.gov.uk>
>
> thanks, Lisa
>
> *Remaining questions left*
>
> *Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire*
>
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
>
> *Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather*
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
>
>
> Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in
> Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change
> flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in
> future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural
> Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can
> alleviate flood risk?
>
> *Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire*
> Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in
> Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change
> flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in
> future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural
> Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can
> alleviate flood risk?
>
>
> Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and
> conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are
> proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously
> injured on Derbyshire’s roads, especially children? Is the County
> considering speed reduction measures in residential areas and more
> School Streets?
>
> Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which
> would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the
> quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council
> estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
>
>
> On Thursday, 7 May 2026 at 10:30:11 BST, 'Transition Town
> Chesterfield' via DerbyshireClimateCoalition
> <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com
> Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and
> conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are
> proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously
> injured on Derbyshire’s roads, especially children? Is the County
> considering speed reduction measures in residential areas and more
> School Streets?
>
> Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which
> would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the
> quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council
> estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
>
>
> On Thursday, 7 May 2026 at 10:30:11 BST, 'Transition Town
> Chesterfield' via DerbyshireClimateCoalition
> <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com
> <mailto:derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com>> wrote:
>
>
> hi all
> I went back to DCC’s old climate strategy (attached) to compare with
> this new environmental ‘strategy’. The former is 110pp and includes
> targets, strategic priorities/actions, adaptation and monitoring and
> reporting. This contrasts with the current 10pp and non-measurable,
> non-specific actions.
>
> Karl has already sent two possible questions through. Here are a few
> more and sure there are lots of other potential questions but need
> people willing to submit them by noon tomorrow.Please let me know if
>
>
> hi all
> I went back to DCC’s old climate strategy (attached) to compare with
> this new environmental ‘strategy’. The former is 110pp and includes
> targets, strategic priorities/actions, adaptation and monitoring and
> reporting. This contrasts with the current 10pp and non-measurable,
> non-specific actions.
>
> Karl has already sent two possible questions through. Here are a few
> more and sure there are lots of other potential questions but need
> you are happy to do that. thanks, Lisa
>
> *Theme 2: Using energy, fuel and water efficiently *
>
>
> Karl Q: how will the council measure success in its objective of
> helping households and businessesto reduce energy costs?
>
> *Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire*
> Karl Q: how will the council measure success in its objective of
> helping households and businessesto reduce energy costs?
>
>
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
>
> *Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather*
> Q. How does DCC define clean energy? Does this include any of the
> following: blue hydrogen (hydrogen from natural gas), fracked gas or
> nuclear?
>
>
> Q. What is the Council planning to do in terms of identifying the
> impact of current and future climate risks and hazards from climate
> change? Is the Council looking at the risks and costs of different
> climate warming scenarios eg 2C, 3C, 4C warming?
>
> Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in
> Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change
> flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in
> future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural
> Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can
> alleviate flood risk?
>
> *Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire*
> Q. What is the Council planning to do in terms of identifying the
> impact of current and future climate risks and hazards from climate
> change? Is the Council looking at the risks and costs of different
> climate warming scenarios eg 2C, 3C, 4C warming?
>
> Q. As a result of Storm Babet in Oct 2023, over 1,600 properties in
> Derbyshire were flooded, mostly residential. Due to climate change
> flooding events are likely to be more severe and more frequent in
> future. Is the Council planning to look at the potential of Natural
> Flood Management for the County and the extent to which this can
> alleviate flood risk?
>
>
> Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and
> conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are
> proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously
> injured on Derbyshire’s roads, especially children?Is the County
> Q. The aims of this theme are to ‘get around the county safely and
> conveniently with more sustainable travel choices’. What actions are
> proposed to tackle the numbers of people killed and seriously
> considering speed reduction measures in residential areas and more
> School Streets?
>
> Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which
> would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the
> quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council
> estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
>
> *General*
> School Streets?
>
> Q. Are there any measures or targets for reducing traffic which
> would help congestion, air quality, carbon emissions, safety and the
> quality of life. If not, how much more traffic is the Council
> estimating will be driving on our roads in future?
>
>
> Karl’s Q: what specific numeric metrics orperformance indicators
> will the council use to ensure that progress is measured by clear
> quantifiable outcomes rather than intermediate outputs?
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, 6 May 2026 at 17:46:09 BST, 'Transition Town
> Chesterfield' via DerbyshireClimateCoalition
> <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com
> quantifiable outcomes rather than intermediate outputs?
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, 6 May 2026 at 17:46:09 BST, 'Transition Town
> Chesterfield' via DerbyshireClimateCoalition
> <derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com
> <mailto:derbyshirecli...@googlegroups.com>> wrote:
>
>
> hi all
>
> Gez has let me know that DCC's draft environmental sustainability
> strategy has been published and will be discussed at the Place
> Scrutiny Committee meeting next week.
> https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?
> CId=141&MId=1849&Ver=4 <https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/
>
>
> hi all
>
> Gez has let me know that DCC's draft environmental sustainability
> strategy has been published and will be discussed at the Place
> Scrutiny Committee meeting next week.
> https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?
> ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=141&MId=1849&Ver=4>
>
> Deadline for any questions to the committee is noon, this Friday 8 May.
>
> At our last meeting we agreed that a few of us would review the
> draft strategy - John B agreed to look at the energy section (thanks
> John). The various themes are below - absolutely no mention of
> climate change anywhere. If anyone has any expertise in any of
> these areas great if you could have a look at what's proposed and
> provide some commentary (doesn't have to be before Friday) or
> queries to submit to the Place committee (before Friday).
>
> From a very quick glance, I don't think there is much we would
> object to - very motherhood and apple pie stuff - it's what's
> missing that's the issue, and how they are going to monitor progress
> as the priority actions are all quite general and vague.
>
> https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/documents/s34556/
> Appendix%202%20Draft%20Environmental%20Sustainability%20Strategy.pdf
> <https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/documents/s34556/
> Deadline for any questions to the committee is noon, this Friday 8 May.
>
> At our last meeting we agreed that a few of us would review the
> draft strategy - John B agreed to look at the energy section (thanks
> John). The various themes are below - absolutely no mention of
> climate change anywhere. If anyone has any expertise in any of
> these areas great if you could have a look at what's proposed and
> provide some commentary (doesn't have to be before Friday) or
> queries to submit to the Place committee (before Friday).
>
> From a very quick glance, I don't think there is much we would
> object to - very motherhood and apple pie stuff - it's what's
> missing that's the issue, and how they are going to monitor progress
> as the priority actions are all quite general and vague.
>
> https://democracy.derbyshire.gov.uk/documents/s34556/
> Appendix%202%20Draft%20Environmental%20Sustainability%20Strategy.pdf
> Appendix%202%20Draft%20Environmental%20Sustainability%20Strategy.pdf>
> Theme 1: Caring for Derbyshire’s natural environment and landscapes
> Theme 2: Using energy, fuel and water efficiently
> Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
> Theme 4: Improving air quality
> Theme 5: Reducing waste and using resources wisely
> Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather
> Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
> Theme 8: Helping people connect with the natural environment
>
> Thanks all, Lisa
>
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> Theme 2: Using energy, fuel and water efficiently
> Theme 3: Supporting clean, secure energy for Derbyshire
> Theme 4: Improving air quality
> Theme 5: Reducing waste and using resources wisely
> Theme 6: Preparing for extreme and adverse weather
> Theme 7: Making it easier for people to travel around Derbyshire
> Theme 8: Helping people connect with the natural environment
>
> Thanks all, Lisa
>
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