28/05/2026
Everyone is welcome to come and learn more about how our region is preparing to meet the challenges of climate change at a free event next month.
Taking place at Stamford Town Hall, the event will highlight the work being carried out to help communities respond to challenges such as flooding, power cuts and disruption to local infrastructure. Visitors will have the chance to meet representatives from key organisations involved in emergency planning and climate resilience across the region.
The free drop-in event will take place between 2pm and 7pm on Tuesday June 9 in the Court Room at Stamford Town Hall, St Mary’s Hill. Please join us!
Talks timetable: afternoon
2:30pm: The role of Community Emergency Response Teams
Kimberley Pickett, Community Resilience Office, Lincolnshire Emergency Planning & Business Continuity Service
3pm: Emergency planning & community resilience
Mark Garthwaite, Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Officer at Lincolnshire County Council
3:30pm: Potential implications of climate change
Richard Joy, Stamford Climate Action Now
4pm: The role of the Environment Agency in protecting communities
Rachael McMahon, Engagement Lead at the Environment Agency
4:30pm: Anticipating disruptive events and early warning telemetry
Brett Rycroft-Jones, Lincolnshire County Council
5pm: The role of Community Emergency Response Teams
Kimberley Pickett, Community Resilience Office, Lincolnshire Emergency Planning & Business Continuity Service
Talks timetable: evening
5:30pm: The role of Community Emergency Response Teams
Kimberley Pickett, Community Resilience Office, Lincolnshire Emergency Planning & Business Continuity Service
6pm: Emergency planning & community resilience
Mark Garthwaite, Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Officer at Lincolnshire County Council
6:30pm: Potential implications of climate change
Richard Joy, Stamford Climate Action Now