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A fully funded programme to insulate homes and swap gas boilers for low-carbon heating sources could deliver huge economic and social benefits.
Public leisure centres in Oxford are getting £10.9 million investment to cut carbon, as part of plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced that all new buses ordered by Transport for London for the capital will now be zero-emission.
The CCN has warned that the government risks undermining its net-zero target by focusing on reducing emissions in cities instead of England’s counties.
A new report from the LGA has argued that the coronavirus pandemic could help to ‘redefine’ rural and coastal communities in England.
Bold plans to deliver radical improvements in bus services across the Liverpool City Region are being finalised by the region’s Combined Authority.
The London Borough of Hounslow has unveiled new plans to invest £3.85 million to help tackle waste and litter and improve recycling rates.
An updated Economic Recovery Plan for West Yorkshire has been unveiled, refocusing on plans for levelling up and the climate emergency.
Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council have confirmed that Britain’s first Zero Emission Zone pilot is set to launch in February.
The Transport Secretary has set out a new government-backed app through which drivers can explore making the switch to an electric vehicle.
A Welsh Government electric bike pilot scheme is helping local residents swap their car for a bike in communities across Wales.
There is a link between a person’s exposure to air pollution and the severity with which they will experience the effects of coronavirus.
Glasgow has drastically reduced its carbon emissions by 41 per cent since 2006, surpassing the 30 per cent target set for 2020.
CPRE has highlighted the huge environmental and economic benefits of hedgerows and shows that boosting them by 40 per cent would yield almost £4 for every £1 invested.
The latest round of Air Quality Grants for local authorities has opened to reduce the impact of polluted air on people's health.
Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
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