We are proud to be supporting Capital 95.8's Lights Out London.

On Thursday 21st June between 9pm and 10pm, we will be switching off the lights of our building to help raise awareness of climate change. The aim of the campaign is to show that if we each took a few small steps we could make a real difference to reduce our Carbon emissions.

We will be supporting Capital 95.8's Lights Our London initiative by doing our bit but we'd also like to encourage you to take part at home by switching off. Here are few ideas that could help you make a real difference..

• Lighting accounts for 25% of all electricity consumed worldwide, so switch off those lights whenever you can.
• Washing dishes by hand uses 37% less water than an energy efficient dishwasher, so get your rubber gloves on.
• If everyone in the UK installed three energy efficient light bulbs it would save enough energy in a year to supply all the country's street lighting, so go and buy some!

To find out more about the campaign and register your personal support, please visit www.capitalradio.com/lightsoutlondon

We will be joining the likes of The Gherkin, Barclays, The Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Harrods, Mayor Ken Livingstone, Johnny Vaughan, Sir Paul McCartney and Sophie Ellis-Bextor who will be turning off all their non-essential lights and appliances for one hour on the longest day of the year.

London's iconic skyline will darken between 9pm and 10pm on the longest day as buildings, restaurants, bridges and homes switch off to raise awareness about climate change.

Help to make sure that Lights out London is the biggest climate change experience yet - please forward this on to all your London friends and family.

Thanks

Johnny Vaughan
Capital 95.8 DJ