The National Emergency Briefing

“The National Emergency Briefing” was held in Westminster Central Hall on 27/11/2025. Organised by independent campaigners, it brought together leading experts on nature, climate, extreme weather, tipping points, food security, health, national security, economics, and energy transition to address 1,200 leaders from across politics, industry, faith, media and more. They laid out the risks of not acting boldly enough and explained how investing in genuine emergency action will benefit us in many ways, including spending now to save later.

The documentary film version of the event called “The People’s Emergency Briefing” is now being rolled out throughout the UK, with over 2,200 screenings already planned - in all kinds of venues including city, town and village halls, conference centres, churches, school halls. The aim is to urge MPs and government to run a comprehensive public engagement campaign so that everyone understands the profound risks this crisis poses to themselves and their families and can take steps to prepare. This is not alarmism but readiness.

The People’s Emergency Briefing in Chipping Norton

We plan to hold a screening in Chipping Norton in September 2026. The date, venue and how to book will follow.

In the meantime, if you wish to be updated on screening plans here, or if you wish to join the organising team, please complete the form below. Your contact details will be only be used for the purposes of the PEB event and you can request removal at any time.

The NEB is supported by numerous organisations including the National Trust, RSPB, Church of England, the Royal Meteorological Society, Royal Society of Biology, Campaign to Protect Rural England, National Education Union and more.

(Linda Aspey is leading the Climate Psychology Alliance’s partnership with the NEB to provide free guidance, training and support for screening hosts and facilitators to plan and hold events and discussions to help audiences to absorb difficult information and come together to call on the government and to locally prepare and build a stronger more resilient community.)