The People’s Emergency Briefing: Nature and Climate Crisis

National Emergency Briefing

The People’s Emergency Briefing: Nature and Climate Crisis is a film that shares important information about the impacts of climate change and loss of nature.

About the People's Emergency Briefing

The People's Emergency Briefing explains how climate change can affect:

  • food supplies
  • our health and safety
  • many other parts of our daily lives.

The film contains short clips of talks given by climate scientists to Members of Parliament in November 2025. During the film, a variety of people, including some famous faces, share their thoughts and reactions to the clips.

The film is 50 minutes long and presented by Chris Packham.

After the film there will be a group discussion. This gives you the opportunity to reflect, share your thoughts and talk about practical actions that can help us respond to climate change.

Find out more about the People's Emergency Briefing.

Where you can watch the film

  • Date: Wednesday 14 October 2026
  • Time: 5pm to 7pm
  • Location: The GlassBox Theatre, MidKent College, Gillingham, ME7 1FN
  • Cost: Free.

This screening will be opened by the Leader of Medway Council, Councillor Vince Maple, and Councillor Simon Curry.

Doors open at 4.45pm.

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Chris Packham stood against a black background, looking at the globe