Free climate crisis film screening and community discussion to take place in Northamptonshire village
“We hope you will join us as this is about creating space for people to come together, look at the evidence, and begin a more open and informed conversation about what it means for our community” – Naseby Nature Group
A free film screening exploring the climate and nature crisis and its potential impact on rural communities will take place in a Northamptonshire village this month.
Naseby Nature Group is hosting a screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing at Naseby Village Hall, Haselbech Road, on Saturday, November 28, at 7.30pm.
The 50-minute film features leading scientists discussing climate change, biodiversity loss and potential consequences for food security, public health, infrastructure and the economy.
It follows the National Emergency Briefing held at Westminster Central Hall in November 2025, attended by more than 1,200 MPs, peers and representatives from various sectors.
Introduced by broadcaster and environmental campaigner Chris Packham, the briefing has since been adapted for public screenings nationwide.
Chris said: “I’d encourage people everywhere to attend a screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing.”
Organisers say the Naseby event will explore local concerns including farming pressures, transport, biodiversity loss and adapting to wetter winters and hotter summers.
A facilitated community discussion will follow the screening, allowing residents to consider potential local responses.
Naseby Nature Group hopes the event will encourage informed conversations about environmental challenges and possible action.
The bar opens at 7pm, with the screening beginning at 7.30pm.
Admission is free, although advance registration is encouraged.
Tickets are available at Ticket Tailor.