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Welcome to the Organiser Hub

Tools, training, and inspiration to build unstoppable people power.


The Great Gas Rip-Off

The Great Gas Rip-Off is a priority campaign we’re focusing on this Autumn and Winter. In this section of the hub you’ll find everything you need to run actions locally — from community posters to a campaign stalls guide. Use these resources to plan, take action, and report back so we can measure our collective impact.

How to take action:

  • Download & get going – check out the guides below and take action in your community — whether it’s posters, stalls, bus stops, or events.
  • Report back – submit a report every time you take an action, so we can see the full picture of our impact together.

Great Gas Rip-Off Actions

You don’t need to take these actions in strict order — but we recommend starting small and building up. Each step adds to the pressure, so keep earlier actions going (like community postering) while you layer on new ones (like bus stops, stalls, and “get going” events).

Community outreach

Kick things off with bold, eye-catching action. Connect with local business owners and put up posters across your community – on notice boards, in shop windows, and through paste-ups. The goal: thousands of people seeing the message for the first time and business leaders signing the Great Gas Rip-Off pledge.

Download the Community Outreach Guide, watch the training recording, and order your posters to get started.

 

Download the Community Outreach guide

Bus stop takeovers and paste-ups

Turn up the pressure. Expand postering to bus stops and use blank walls or fences as your canvas. Join groups from all over the country for weekends of action – taking part locally but knowing your part of a powerful collective!

Download the Low Risk Action Guide and order bus stop takeovers and paste-ups to get started.

 

Order bus stop paste-ups

Campaign stalls

Bring the Great Gas Rip Off message to people in creative ways. If you’re a Greenpeace local group member, you can run stalls in places where people are open to talking — at local markets, school Christmas fairs, or local libraries – particularly in areas hit hardest by rising fuel and food costs.

Download the Campaign Stall Guide and order stall resources to get started.

 

Download the Campaign Stall Guide

"Get Going" events

Bring people together in person. Host “Get Going” events, speaker sessions, or community meetings. This is the time to deepen commitment, grow local teams, and build towards bigger action in 2026.

Download the Get Going events guide.

Download the Get Going events guide

Build Deeper Power

This part of the Organiser Hub is here to help you develop your own leadership, strengthen your team, and root your work in our shared strategy — so together we can build lasting power that makes every action count.

More resources coming soon!

Practical Tools & Support

Organising is easier when you know where to go for support. This section brings together the practical resources you’ll need most often so you don’t have to dig through to find them.

Using Our Tech

    These are the core tools we use to stay connected and organise effectively. Each guide will help you get started:

    • Google Docs & Google Sheets – navigating google documents and sheets.
    • Slack – joining channels, managing notifications, using threads.
    • WhatsApp – best practice for group communication.
    • Greenwire Events – how to set up, promote, and manage events on Greenwire.
    • Canva – how to create graphics to promote your events on Greenwire and social media.
    • Zoom – tips for running smooth online meetings on Zoom.

    Key documents

    Key forms and policies you’ll need to organise with confidence:

    Get in touch

     Need help or have a question? You can reach us via the #help channel on Slack! Slack is where the day-to-day conversations happen with local group leaders and national team members – if you need a link to join Slack, please email us!