Oxford City Council is set to install new signs on all 11 roads leading into the city centre, proclaiming Oxford as a cycling city.
The government needs to introduce incentives for purchasing electric cars to address the air quality crisis in the UK’s regional cities.
The Unite union has announced that Birmingham City Council’s refuse workers will further their industrial action through August until 1 September.
To mark Love Parks Week, green charity Keep Britain Tidy have announced the latest winners of the Green Flag Awards.
Volunteers may need to be recruited across London to preserve parks as a number of local authorities plan to withdraw all funding by 2020.
Sadiq Khan and TfL have announced three more electric-only bus routes to help tackle the capital’s toxic air.
New plans being considered by energy regulator Ofgem include a price cap on energy bills for more households on low incomes.
The CPRE has warned that the increase in houses planned for the Green Belt remain unaffordable to those who need them.
Zero Waste Scotland has been asked to investigate design options and the associated costs and benefits of a Deposit Return Scheme for Scotland.
NICE and Public Health England are urging for ‘no vehicle idling’ zones to be enforced by local authorities.
Kingston Council has launched Kingston Recycling Rewards, a recycling rewards scheme which aims to reduce non-recyclable waste in the borough.
New Keep Britain Tidy research has found that the presence of large, brightly-coloured items of litter act as a ‘beacon’ for more litter.
The CCC says the UK’s transition to a resilient, low-carbon economy is in danger of being derailed by a lack of government action on climate change.
Greener UK has published its first Brexit Risk Tracker, which reflect the risks to environmental policy throughout the Brexit process.
Government plans for the new £18 billion Hickley Point nuclear power station are ‘not value for money’ and is a ‘risky’ project.