Join the Bucks COP26 event tomorrow

Tuesday, 9 November 2021 13:00

With the attention surrounding the COP26 event in Glasgow, Bucks residents are being invited to take part themselves.

Tomorrow (Wednesday 10th) from 11.15am – 2.30pm, a Bucks COP26 event is happening, and residents can take part online, with the ‘Green Wheels in Motion’ event being live-streamed direct from Silverstone.

It will focus on sustainable transport and showcasing a range of technologies being developed and used in the county to decarbonise transport.

The event will be live streamed and available to watch via the COP26 Regional Roadshows website: https://cop26regionalroadshows-gseeh.org.uk/green_wheels_in_motion_event.html

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