A climate film is sparking urgent public conversations about the future of local communities.
Sheringham is among the towns taking part in the debate, with a screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing hosted by the town council's community and climate committee.
The film highlights the climate and nature crisis and its potential impact on communities.
A national emergency briefing was held in November 2025 at Westminster Central Hall, drawing more than 1,200 MPs, peers, and leaders from business, culture, as well as media.
The event has since been adapted into a 50-minute public film now being screened nationwide.
The People’s Emergency Briefing features leading scientists and explores the implications of climate and nature breakdown for food security, public health, infrastructure, the economy and national security.
Following the screening, attendees will be invited to join a structured discussion to consider the issues raised and explore their relevance to Sheringham.
Sue Brisbane, Sheringham's mayor and one of the event organisers: "This is about creating space for people to come together, look at the evidence, and contribute to a more open and informed conversation about what it means for our community."
The event is free and at Sheringham Community Centre on Friday, September 25, at 7.30pm.
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