West Yorkshire Combined Authority has announced that 88 new, free electric vehicles rapid-charge points are to be installed from next year.
Councils have prepared for this year’s winter weather, with 94 per cent having the same level or more salt in stock for gritting.
Sheffield City Council has set out its ambitions for the city’s parks with a new five-year strategy that could see millions invested in green spaces.
The government has announced it has approved Nottingham City Council’s new plan to tackle air pollution in Nottingham city centre.
Jesse Norman has announced aims for a new cycling and walking champion, to promote cycle and pedestrian-friendly policies.
Leicestershire County Council has seen its carbon dioxide emissions fall by 34 per cent in the past 12 months.
Villages are missing out on new affordable homes because they are classified as unsuitable for growth by the local planning process.
The Mayor of London has delivered five new ‘clean air’ Low Emission Bus Zones in some of the capital’s worst polluted hotspots.
Sustainable Drainage Systems will become mandatory for new property developments in Wales from next year.
New buildings and developments in Bath and North East Somerset will have to be more energy efficient and better adapted to climate change.
Greater collaboration between the Welsh Government and local councils is making recycling methods in Wales more consistent.
A major scheme to transform Nuneaton into a vibrant and prosperous town has been given the green light thanks to £7.5 million of funding.
Councils need to think and act differently to address the challenges of reductions in public spending and poor infrastructure in rural Wales.
ClientEarth has criticised the government’s lack of a joined-up strategy to tackle air pollution, labelling plans as a ‘shambolic and piecemeal mess’.
The National Cycle Network is so starved of funding that many of its bike paths are in poor condition and are in desperate need of improvements.