Residents are being invited to help shape Norwich's future by commenting on the city's draft energy and climate plan.
People living and working in Norwich are being invited to have their say on the city's draft energy plan as part of a new public consultation.
Norwich City Council says the proposed strategy sets out a long-term vision for reducing carbon emissions while improving energy security, lowering household energy costs and creating a healthier environment for residents.
The draft plan includes proposals to improve the energy efficiency of homes and buildings, encourage greener forms of transport, increase tree planting and green spaces, and support more community-led renewable energy projects across the city.
Council leaders say the measures are designed to help Norwich respond to climate change while making the city more resilient and affordable for the future.
Residents are being encouraged to review the proposals and share their views through an online consultation, which takes around 10 minutes to complete.
The council says feedback from the consultation will help shape the final version of the energy plan before it is considered for adoption later this year.
Anyone interested in taking part can complete the survey online before the consultation closes, with the council keen to hear from as many residents, businesses and community groups as possible.

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