The government has failed to bring urgent plans to tackle the climate emergency in time to meet the six month deadline set by Parliament.

Climate change is set to influence the next election, with more than half Britons saying it will affect the way that they vote.

The West Midlands Combined Authority has teamed up with Google in the fight against climate change.

Bristol City Council could soon become the first city in the UK to ban diesel vehicles, if recommendations are approved by the cabinet.

Robert Jenrick has launched a new £1.35 million fund to provide thousands of people across the country with new pocket parks.

A £1 billion deal with the mobile phone industry will see the government tackle poor mobile phone coverage and banish rural not-spots.

The Labour Party plans to create a carbon-neutral energy system by the 2030s, as part of its fast-track climate strategy.

Sadiq Khan has launched a ‘scrap for cash’ dirty vehicle scheme for low-income and disabled Londoners.

The government must better support ambitious local industrial strategies to help local areas play their part in moving to a zero-carbon economy.

Jo Swinson has signalled her intent to make the environment a key priority for the party’s pitch to voters in a general election.

Pupils travelling to primary schools across the capital are five times more exposed to air pollution than at any other time of the day.

The government has launched a consultation on introducing green number plates for zero emission cars.

There are now 13,500 fewer polluting cars being driven into central London every day since the ULEZ was introduced six months ago.

The Scottish Government is set to legislate for a charge to be applied on single-use drinks cups.

The Prime Minister will chair a new Cabinet Committee on Climate Change to drive further environmental action across government.

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