Baroness Hayman has been named ‘Peer of the Year’ for her leadership in bringing parliamentarians together on climate and nature issues and collected the award last night from the Rt Hon Chris Skidmore MP in parliament.   In her acceptance speech she spoke about the extraordinary amount of parliamentary work that has been undertaken this year to encourage progress in sectors critical to meeting climate and nature goals, and how this success has been realised through effective

P4P Chair, Baroness Hayman, has written an essay for Energy UK's publication Energy Matters: Across the economy , a collection of essays from business leaders, community groups and parliamentarians. The UK’s leadership on the global stage is vital Responding to the energy price crisis, fuelled by high fossil fuel prices, has been the challenge of this Parliament, but decarbonising and tackling climate change is a challenge which transcends election cycles. The two are linked

Peers for the Planet Chair, Baroness Hayman, joined a prestigious panel, alongside Ollie Olanipekun, Founder of the UK’s first birdwatching collective for people of colour Flock Together, and Fiona Shields, Head of Photography at The Guardian to judge Earthwatch Europe’s Wild Cities Photography Competition . The competition opened in April 2023, and encouraged the public to submit engaging photos capturing the UK’s urban green spaces, the wildlife that calls them home and the