The Mayor of London has announced new projects that will improve Londoners’ access to nature and create an even greener city.
Eight proposals for tackling the climate emergency have been unanimously agreed by London Councils’ Leaders Committee.
Government plans to boost levels of walking and cycling in the UK post-coronavirus are under threat from a minority of objectors.
Sadiq Khan has launched the first online cycle training course for Londoners to give more people the confidence to start cycling.
UK Research and Innovation has awarded £3 million to support six research networks that will investigate solutions to air pollution.
Campaigners have said that the government must ensure homeowners receive high quality improvements under its new energy efficiency scheme.
An electric refuse collection vehicle will be undergoing trials in Oxford this week.
The Labour Party has challenged the government to take urgent action to ensure the UK remains credible on climate change.
The LGA and the UKSSD have launched a guide to help councils engage with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Many London boroughs have began introducing emergency measures to support people who need to walk or cycle for essential journeys.
RAC patrols still had to go to the rescue of 1,766 drivers whose vehicles had fallen foul of potholes, despite lockdown restrictions since April.
TfWM and Birmingham City Council are leading on the development of e-scooter rental trial in the West Midlands.
Homes and businesses will become more resilient after the government revealed its long-term plan to tackle the risks of flooding.
Local leaders have called for government ministers to spend £5bn towards meeting Conservative manifesto pledges on energy and insulation.
Southampton City Council has taken delivery of new electric vans, as part of plans for its fleet to be 90 per cent zero-emission by 2030.