Jon Knight

@greenjimll.bsky.social

Not an artist, dog lover or avid reader. Profile pic: my bearded head staring in surprise but coloured in blue and green. Sometimes called the "blue-green wizard" avatar by friends.

The neighbour's cat has been asleep in the shared courtyard every time I've gone through there today. So obviously 11pm just after I've opened the window for a breeze and settled into bed is when it has decided to wake up and meow repeatedly.

Meeting today, Tuesday 4th August, at 7:30, at the Net Zero Climate Hub at 30 Meer Street. People's Emergency Briefing overview, South Warwickshire Local Plan, Hub update and planning for future Heat Pump and Beautiful World events.

If you live in a rural area, and would like to know more about how to get an EV charging point installed at a community building see this webinar on Sept 17th, by the South Warwickshire Local Engagement Program and the Energy Saving Trust. www.eventbrite.com/e/electric-v...

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure for rural locations

Join the South Warwickshire Local Climate Engagement team & the Energy Saving Trust for advice on installing EV charging in rural locations.

eventbrite.com

This is a stark warning: the climate emergency is here, yet the Government moves at a snail’s pace. It's time for a national strategy: funding cool hubs for vulnerable groups, mandating cooling and ventilation in new homes, supporting drought-affected farmers and heat-proofing NHS facilities.

2026: The driest July since records began — bold headline over a close-up of parched, straw-like grass, with an orange "MET WARNING" band at the top and the Liberal Democrats logo at the bottom.

After watering my station and then cutting back one of my front garden hedges this morning, I think its time to retreat from the burning gaze of the day star for a few hours to drink cold water and eat ice cream. 🥵🌞

Had my first rides on #LimeBikes in Birmingham today, a spontaneous decision over walking from New Street to Edgbaston Stadium. A good experience; motor makes it easy and the A38 cycleway was mostly delightful (connecting in to Priory Road needs work). But there's one thing I don't like... [1/2]

Another reason for sowing a few crops in whatever #gardening space you might have this summer is that we might well find food prices go up and availability goes down this Autumn/Winter because of heatwaves, wildfires & Trump stuffing up fertiliser flows through the Straits of Hormuz. #GardenersWorld