Does prescribing contact with nature to boost mental health actually work? Dom Higgins examines the issue
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The Conservative Party has won a working majority in the 2019 General Election.
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The Energy and Utilities Alliance’s Mike Foster explains why the government and industry needs to do more to tackle the problem of fuel poverty
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Mike Childs looks at how local authorities can ramp up what they are doing to tackle the current climate crisis
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With a General Election date only a few weeks away, Government Business looks at what the main political parties are pledging on a range of issues.
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In the first three months of a trial scheme run by Portsmouth City Council, local residents have recycled more than 175 tonnes of food scraps.
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The Department for Transport has announced £3.4 million for trials for wireless charging of electric taxis in Nottingham.
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Over 141,000 premises across West Yorkshire can now enjoy faster, fibre broadband.
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City of York Council has awarded over £1.6 million to five bus companies to make their vehicles more environmentally-friendly.
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The Adam Smith Institute has argued that the high street needs to be made fit for purpose in the next decade.
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Proposals have been announced for a project that could improve a number of health areas in Liverpool through better use of data.
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Based around their Out of the Shadows campaign, the PPMA's Karen Grave discusses the issue of bullying and harassment within public services
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Several reports have heavily criticised the London Fire Brigade in recent weeks. But what does it mean moving forward?
Richard McIlwain explores the impact that such a Deposit Return Scheme could make on the litter than pollutes our country
