A green strip will be introduced on the number plates of electric vehicles to make it easier for them to be identified as zero emission vehicles.
Transport for New Homes claims that garden villages and garden towns are at high risk of becoming car-dependent commuter estates.
MPs have launched an inquiry into air quality and whether the coronavirus pandemic can act as a catalyst for change.
New Liverpool City Region research has shown that most people in the area expect to continue walking and cycling to get around following lockdown.
Ken Skates has announced that over £16 million in transport grants will support 18 schemes across Wales to improve roads.
A million more cars could be on roads in England and Wales each day if public transport commuters with cars switch to driving.
Businesses in Nottingham are to be offered free trials of new electric vans after the council was successful in winning a £2.69 million grant.
Council leaders have said that nearly 700,000 direct jobs could be created in England’s low-carbon and renewable energy economy by 2030.
Cycling Minister Chris Heaton-Harris has announced that cyclists will have safer journeys thanks to new laws coming into force from 22 June.
Responses from residents and organisations across Nottingham have helped to shape how the city aims to become carbon neutral by 2028.
A plan to help the West Midlands recover from the economic impact of coronavirus while making it a greener place has been given the green light.
The Sheffield City Region plans to create a network of more than 620 miles of accessible walking and cycling routes across South Yorkshire.
Siân Berry and Jonathan Bartley have announced that they plan to stand for their job-shared role of joint leaders of the Green Party again.
Westminster City Council is set to rollout out a city-wide 20mph limit to provide safer, greener, and cleaner streets across the heart of London.
The Labour Party has launched a consultation on how to help the UK make a green and just economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis.