...will the sale of loose coal direct to customers via approved coal merchants by February 2023, allowing the public to switch to cleaner alternatives. There will also be limitations on...
...£42 million flood alleviation scheme, approved by Hull’s planning committee earlier this month on the fifth anniversary of the tidal surge that caused devastation to the city, has now had...
...activities affecting protected species are carried out without damaging those populations, it does not have powers to stop projects that have been approved, or to delay them unnecessarily, nor does...
...marketing campaign which aims to showcase the very best of the whole of the UK in order to encourage the world to visit, study and do business here. To date,...
...to take steps to “significantly reduce storm overflows”, and that we expect funding to be approved for them to do so. We have committed to undertaking a review of the...
...community health and women’s empowerment and increase climate resilience in coastal communities. The UK, through our overseas development funding, has committed £10.1 million to this programme over a period of...
...Government is committed to ban all wild animals in circuses by January 2020.Licence: Creative Commons Attribution Getty Images From today (Monday 20 January) it is illegal to use wild animals...
...Furniture Re-use Network - they distribute unwanted furniture and household goods to those in need. Think before you shop. For example, you could buy things with less packaging, or second-hand...
...our proposals to make cat microchipping compulsory in England. An eight-week public consultation on the government manifesto commitment to make it mandatory for pet owners to microchip their cats has...
There is coverage today of calls to ban primates as pets, with the Times, Telegraph and the Sun reporting Minister Zac Goldsmith has instructed Defra officials to look at the...