The NAO has stressed that it is not yet clear that the government has in place what it needs to meet its long-term environmental goals.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced new plans to clean up toxic air at schools in the worst polluted areas of the capital.

The IPPR think tank is warning that the UK is off course to meet its own net zero carbon ambitions by 2050 and restore nature.

More than half of UK drivers say that having access to a car is more important than it was before the coronavirus pandemic.

A multi-million pound programme to reduce the carbon and ecological footprint in Bristol has been approved.

An independent review has published its recommendations to improve people’s awareness of their insurance options in areas at risk of flooding.

London boroughs have identified 375 shovel-ready projects presenting a £1.35 billion pipeline of ‘green recovery’ activity.

Government legislation to transform our environment has returned to Parliament, following a pause due to the coronavirus outbreak.

New plans to put improvements in air quality at the heart of Scotland’s green recovery have been set out by the Scottish Government.

Robert Jenrick has defended the government’s housing plans, saying that the government won’t cut its target to build 300,000 homes a year.

Oxford City Council has appointed its first scientific advisor who will support the council as it continues to tackle the climate emergency.

City of York Council has submitted planning applications for its first generation of zero-carbon, exceptional yet affordable homes.

Councils in Newcastle and Gateshead have confirmed that plans to introduce a Clean Air Zone in Newcastle city centre have been delayed.

An extension to the Energy Price Cap is set to help 11 million households from being overcharged on their energy bills.

The amount of household recycling collected has soared as much as 100 per cent in some council areas during the pandemic.

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