GREENFLEET is pleased to announce the launch of The Great British EV Rally (GBEVR), which will be a live demonstration of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, running the entire length of the UK.

MPs support stronger government policy to scale up the installation of renewable heating technologies for new and existing homes.

Hundreds of thousands of trees will be planted in communities across England thanks to funding through the Nature for Climate Fund.
To celebrate National Tree Week, the government has announced that more than £12 million will be allocated to the successful applicants to four funds supporting tree planting efforts for future generations.

A snap survey of the state of social care services has revealed a rapidly deteriorating picture of older and disabled people left waiting for help.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a greater sense of national division, but our sense of local unity has remained strong.

The National Audit Office has reported that Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s flagship Kickstart scheme may not be delivering value for money.
Sunak launched the Kickstart scheme on September last year, offering government-funded ‘high-quality’ job placements for 16- to 24-year-olds who are on universal credit and at risk of long-term unemployment.

New expert attendance advisers with decades of first-hand experience are to begin work to reduce pupil absence.

Labour saysthat the government’s ‘working-class dementia tax’ will disproportionately hit families in the Midlands and the North of England.

The Great British Beach Clean 2021 has reported that the average litter recorded per 100 metres is dropping year on year across the UK.
The Great British Beach Clean sees thousands of volunteers heading outside to clear litter from their local streets, parks and over 55,000 metres of UK beaches. This year, an army of 6,176 volunteers joined forces to take part throughout the third week of September.

New research on the cost of living crunch by Citizens Advice reveals one in ten families are facing financial crisis this winter.
The charity analysed average income data against household spend on essentials like rent, bills and food to establish how many families can meet their living costs. It found that even if living on a minimal budget - the financial plan its advisers use to support people through a debt management process - more than three million households would be in the red or unable to cover the essentials.