Making steps to zero carbon Simon Storer discusses the role of PIR and PUR insulation in reducing carbon emissions and the steps towards a zero carbon industry Sustainability & Net Zero
School dinners ‘led to fall in childhood obesity rates’ School dinners ‘led to fall in childhood obesity rates’ A new University of Essex study has found that free school meals is a useful weapon in the fight against childhood obesity.
Southampton publishes Green City Plan 2030 Southampton publishes Green City Plan 2030 Southampton City Council has published its Green City Plan 2030, which sets out an ambitious vision for a greener council.
Councils turn to AI to achieve £195 million savings Councils turn to AI to achieve £195 million savings Councils across the country are expecting to save £195 million this year by introducing artificial intelligence technology techniques.
£33bn a year needed to reach net zero by 2050 £33bn a year needed to reach net zero by 2050 New IPPR analysis has revealed the scale of extra investment needed to hit the UK's vital 2050 net zero target.
Emergency legislation 'will protect NHS volunteers' Emergency legislation 'will protect NHS volunteers' Emergency coronavirus legislation could include measures to allow people to leave their jobs and volunteer to care for those affected.
Extra £200 million for innovative floods projects announced Extra £200 million for innovative floods projects announced Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced an extra £200 million for innovative floods projects.
Every action counts in Leeds’ sustainability push Judith Blake discusses how climate change will factor into all aspects of decision-making at Leeds City Council Sustainability & Net Zero
Bus fare rises outside London labelled a 'scandal' Bus fare rises outside London labelled a 'scandal' Newcastle City Council leaderNick Forbes has described continued increases in bus fares outside of London as a ‘scandal’.
£1bn deal to end poor rural mobile coverage agreed £1bn deal to end poor rural mobile coverage agreed Ministers and mobile network operators are set to sign a £1 billion deal to make poor and patchy rural phone coverage a thing of the past.
