In Hull, Lowestoft and Skegness, climate change is not an abstract future threat. It is already being felt through flooding, storms, rising seas, extreme weather and the quiet anxiety of not knowing what comes next.

But the future of these places should be decided by the people who live there.

Community Climate Stewards works with local people to explore what climate resilience means in real life: for homes, streets, green spaces, local food, public services, family life and the places people gather.

Through the campaign, communities will share what they see, what they know, what they fear, and what they hope can still be protected.

This is not about parachuting in with ready-made answers. It is about listening to local experience, valuing community knowledge and supporting people to shape the decisions being made around them.

Climate change can feel too big, too technical or too frightening to talk about. We want to make those conversations more human, more practical and more rooted in place.