After more than two years of working on the energy crisis, Warm This Winter has drawn to a close. Over the course of the campaign, we partnered with more than 60 organisations to demand action to help people struggling with energy bills in the short term and to ensure we all have access to affordable energy in the future.

This campaign was the first of its kind in the UK, bringing together fuel poverty, health and environmental charities to unite around the practical solutions to solve the energy crisis for good. Whilst we saw successes over the campaign, not least in building strong connections between organisations, energy bills are still unaffordable and there is much more work to be done.

We reflected on what we learned from the campaign, including the lessons we can draw for future collaborations and campaigns. Our speakers talked about the ongoing work in this space, including through the End Fuel Poverty Coalition, sowing the seeds for what more needs to be done to ensure we are all Warm Every Winter.

The panel discussion was followed by an audience Q&A.

Speakers

• Chair: Annie Rice, senior political adviser, Green Alliance

• Chris Venables, politics director, Green Alliance

• Conor Rowden, network coordinator, Uplift

• Simon Francis, campaign collective coordinator, The End Fuel Poverty Coalition

• Emi Murphy, climate campaigner, Friends of the Earth