Who We Are

Tim Helweg-Larsen

Director, Public Interest Research Centre

Jean Lambert MEP

Green Party, London

George Marshall

Ex. Director of Rising Tide and currently co-director of COIN (Climate Outreach and Information Network)

John Stewart, Chair

John Stewart has been an environmental campaigner for over 30 years. He was centrally involved in the campaigns against road building in the 1980s and 1990s. He chaired the coalition which successfully defeated plans for a third runway a Heathrow. He is a past chair of the Campaign for Better Transport.  He currently chairs AirportWatch and the UK Noise Association.
 

Suzanne Jeffery, Vice-Chair

Chair of the CCC Trade Union Group

Claire James, Secretary

Claire has been active with CCC since 2008. She is obsessed with Twitter helps the campaign keep an active social media presence. Campaigning is fitted round work at a non-environmental charity and looking after her three year old son.

Rebecca Warren, Treasurer

Rebecca is an accountant and an environmental and human rights campaigner, and is treasurer and financial adviser to several organisations.

Jamie Moloney, International Secretary

Recently appointed International Coordinator for the Campaign against Climate Change (CaCC), Jamie Moloney is currently working towards a Research Master's in the social sciences at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) with a research focus on the agrarian political economy of South East Asia, particularly that of the Philippines, where he has undertaken fieldwork, and Indonesia. He holds an MA in International Relations from King's College London, a BA in History and Politics from Leeds Metropolitan University, is currently undertaking research into the work status of the world's working age population for the Director of the International Institute of Social History (IISH), and has been working as a History Teacher for the Workers' Educational Association (WEA) for the past 2 years.

Deepak Rughani

Biofuelwatch

Peter Deane

Biofuelwatch

Hilary Gander

Martin Empson

CCC Trade Union Group

Ken Montague

CCC Trade Union Group, Brent CCC
 

John Hoggett

John Hoggett has climate change for over ten years with a variety of organisations. He is currently on the personnel sub-group of the CCC steering group. As well as campaigning on climate change John is a renowed performance poet and mental health campaigner.

Daniel Sharf

For the last 35 years Daniel Sharf has worked as a town and country planner in the public, private and voluntary sectors and also as teacher and blogger (www.dantheplan.blogspot.com). He joined the steering group in 2009 to assist with the Emergency Demand for a 55mph national speed limit, having been an advocate of this regime change under  "GreenSpeed " since 1995  (20>55> bumper stickers still available). Daniel believes that this systemic change to the national speed limit would be the quickest, fairest and cheapest way of reducing GHG emissions, and one that would have many other environmental and social benefits. Other green and carbon cutting ideas can be found at https://sites.google.com/site/pauseforthought/home/
 

Peter Robinson

Peter Robinson was born in South Africa, his parents were imprisoned under the Apartheid, and they came to the UK in the early sixties. He worked as a political organiser in Portugal, after the overthrow of fascism in 1975 and 1976. He became involved (as a socialist and not as a ‘green’) in climate activities and in 2005 helped found the Derby Campaign against Climate Change (now Derby Climate Coalition). The group set out to focus upon the council and the city strategies, away from the emphasis on life style politics, and was able to persuade the council to cuts its own carbon emission by 25% over 5 years. Amongst other achievements the coalition became very involved in the Bombardier dispute and drawing the connections between trade unions, the railway infrastructure and combating climate change. Peter was national chairperson of Campaign against Climate Change for several years and helped found, and is secretary of, the Climate Alliance for Jobs and Climate. 
 

Matthew Crighton

Chair Friends of the Earth, Scotland

Jonathan Whittaker

Peter Coville

Peter teaches A level Philosophy at Reading College, where he is also the Environment Rep for the local branch of the UCU union. He lived for many years in France, where he became involved with the French alterglobalization organization ATTAC, focusing on environmental issues. On his return to the UK in 2007 Peter joined Greenpeace UK and has taken an active part in several of their campaigns. In October 2011 he took part in the Occupy the London Stock Exchange protest, and co-founded the Occupy London Energy, Equity & Environment Working Group.

Steve Pagett

Pag is a London Fire Fighter from the West country. He has campaigned for the environment and helped organise green events and festivals for the last ten years. He has a background in Emergency Services and Business Management. Recently completing a Permaculture Design Course and moving Off Grid, Pag hopes to contribute to CCC by offering pragmatic and cautious steering in the face of the evolving global emergency.
 

Marina Littek

Marina is Italian-German and has worked for a wide range of environmental organizations, both in the UK and internationally, as well as for local government. In 2009-10 she worked as volunteer at the CaCC offices and then as staff member. She knows first hand about the challenges of turning ideas into practical action, and is keen to support the campaign in working as effectively as possible. Her expertise is in developing educational, communication and outreach campaigns, as well as in environmental policy.  She has a PGCE in Science and an MSc in ‘Sustainable Cities’. She currently works as a sustainable transport consultant in a London borough, and in the past has worked for other local authorities’ sustainability departments, the International Tree Foundation, Sustrans, Waste Watch, the Ecologist (Italy) and development NGOs in Ladakh (India). She has a two year old son, who was born on the same date of the AGM 2011, and is also a member of the campaign! 

Miguel Franco

Miguel is Portuguese and has been living in the UK for 6 years. He has been an activist of environmental and social justice movements for 15 years, several in Portugal, and in the UK through People and Planet, Friends of the Earth and now CACC. Miguel also has a Teaching Science degree from Portugal, and is currently studying a masters on Environmental conservation an management.

Rachel Simon

Jonathan Neale

Fiona Brookes

Joint National Co-ordinator

Maximilien Walton

Joint National Co-ordinator

Abigail Mortimer

Outreach Intern

Danya Harris Communications Intern

Danya got involved with campaigning because she wanted to work for an organisation that 
makes a positive impact.She feels that someone needs to ensure that governments act in
the interests of the population and planet, whilst holding them to account, a role she feels that 
environmental campaigning fulfils.
Before coming to CCC she spent time as campaign volunteer at 38 Degrees and edited 
an online magazine at the Open Rights Group.  She studied Philosophy at Leeds and then 
did a MA in Health Care Ethics. When she isn't campaigning she helps run a catering business in Cambridge.

Jack Alexander

Digital Campaigns Intern

Richard Harding

Fundraising Intern