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Churches across the diocese have just two weeks left to complete the Energy Footprint Tool (EFT) and have the chance to access national net zero funding.
Holy Trinity Skipton and Christ Church New Mill have recently completed works on their churches to become greener and more efficient, and are looking to share what they’ve learned as part of a national Demonstrator Church project.
Churches across the diocese will have the chance to access national net zero funding by completing the Energy Footprint Tool (EFT).
One of our Bradford area churches is brighter and greener, thanks to new LED lights supported in part by the Diocese of Leeds.
The Diocese of Leeds is gathering feedback from church goers on the benefits of the Buildings for Mission and Net Zero Carbon Quick Wins grant schemes, and wants to hear from you.
Holy Trinity Skipton have successfully secured funding from the Church of England to help them on their way to net zero carbon.
St Mark’s Harrogate recently put into action their commitment to caring for God’s creation, with nearly all 24 members of the Parochial Church Council completing the Diocese of Leeds’ Saving Creation Bronze Course.
The Church of England’s Energy Footprint Tool (EFT) is now open for 2026.
One of our Ripon area churches has been warming up for the winter and going green at the same time, thanks to a new electrical power and heating project.
The Diocese of Leeds has been pleased to recently welcome Alasdair Hicks, our new Net Zero Church Buildings Officer, who will be working with churches to help make their buildings more efficient and supporting them in reaching their Net Zero Carbon emissions targets.
