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How much you pay for electricity and gas is set to fall, but not without significant cuts to schemes designed to introduce long-term efficiency for households. Meanwhile, plug-in drivers will no longer get a ‘free ride’.
Although the focus was on cost of living and bringing down the national debt, yesterday’s budget announcement did include some signi...
The vast majority of coastal and inland locations in the country ranked as ‘Good’ or ‘Excellent’, while almost none failed to meet minimum standards.
Classifications, introduced in 2015, reflect significant progress in cleaning up bodies of water open for public bathing. This year, Scotland’s environmental regulator SEPA teamed up with Scottish Water,...
A first-of-its-kind tool has been developed in the hope of drawing attention to deep-rooted spatial and social inequities between regions, helping direct policy based on local challenges and opportunities.
Created by The Young Foundation, the GoZero Index uses more than 30 datasets to map out a clear picture of where every council in Britain is on the...
A summit on opportunities and challenges associated with bringing nature into major energy, transport, technology and defence projects.
Led by Environment Bank, one of the UK’s leading biodiversity net gain (BNG) specialists, the event brought senior civil servants, government representatives, industry experts and environmental teams together.
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Numbers from 2023 show an urgent need to look at transport modality into and out of the city region, although long haul arrivals present a major challenge.
Conducted by Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester, a new study offers the only direct analysis of tourism’s carbon impact on the 10 boroughs. Commissioned by Ma...
