Plymouth Climate Choir records ‘Natural World’ on the Hoe for Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday
27 April 2025
Bristol Climate Choir records ‘Natural World’ outside the Clifton Observatory for Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday
27 April 2025
Portsmouth Climate Choir gathers with Greenpeace Portsmouth and Portsmouth Climate Action, Friends of the Earth and Climate Collective
27 April 2025
Oxford Climate Choir singing outside Barclays, NatWest and Santander
27 April 2025
Cambridge Climate Choir singing outside Barclays, HSBC and NatWest
27 April 2025
Portsmouth Climate Choir sings outside Barclays
27 April 2025
Nottingham Climate Choir singing outside Barclays
27 April 2025
Bristol Climate Choir singing in the rain outside Bristol University’s Senate House
27 April 2025
Bristol Climate Choir performs ‘We’re gonna switch our bank’ outside Barclays in Broadmead
27 April 2025
No Tidings of Comfort and Joy: Calling Out Norway’s Fossil Fuel Hypocrisy
4 December 2025: The Norwegian state owns 67% of Equinor, the multinational that continues to push oil and gas production. Their energy minister Terje Aasland has shamed Ed Miliband in the UK press for not being pro-oil enough. So to signal discontent at this bleak state of affairs Three Kings, accompanied by singers, travelled far to offer three ‘Rosebank gifts’ at the door of the Norwegian Embassy. The gifts consisted of millions of tons of carbon dioxide, a hurricane, and a devastated ocean. Not carols but protest songs rang out at the embassy door which opened onto astonished embassy staff. Afterwards the Climate Choir went to Trafalgar Square for the lighting of the Norwegian spruce tree. Songs rang out from the National Gallery steps: O Christmas Tree and Stop Rosebank. Despite most Norwegian citizens being green-minded their government is not. It is actively sabotaging the world’s efforts to reach net zero. Christmas is a time of giving and it’s time the Norwegian state started giving instead of taking from the oceans and the air.