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New infrastructure funding will be a powerful catalyst for creating new homes, places and communities.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
UK and Zambia sign landmark Green Growth Compact to drive billions in sustainable investment, create jobs and strengthen economic partnership.
Young people will be empowered to take action on the environment as part of new measures designed to put climate change at the heart of education.
Environmental organisations have joined forces to investigate why thousands of dead crabs and lobsters have washed up along the North East coast.
Major Scottish businesses SSE, Royal Bank of Scotland/Natwest and Abrdn, have committed to eliminating their contribution to carbon emissions by 2050.
The Government‘s Nanosat Design Competition has opened for entries, with aspiring space scientists invited to design a small satellite to help inform solutions to climate change.
Minister for Patient Safety Maria Caulfield has announced £3 million for the second phase of a programme to improve maternity safety.
Letter from the Chief Secretary to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Economy on the review of the Scottish Government’s Fiscal Framework.
The Calderdale Flood Action Plan is five years old this month and to acknowledge this important milestone, the Environment Agency, Calderdale Council and its partners are reflecting on key successes since 2016.
More than 160 projects are to receive a share of over £46m as part of the UK Government's new Community Renewal Fund.
The Secretary of State has appointed Alain Clapham, Viscount Charles Colville and Professor Caroline Malone as Trustees of the Museum of the Home for a term of three years, commencing on 04 November 2021 until 03 November …
A Gloucestershire fisherman who lured valuable elvers into his illegally-placed fishing net instead caught a 5-figure legal bill.
The US-UK Strategic Energy Dialogue will deepen collaboration in areas such as clean energy technologies, industrial decarbonisation, nuclear energy, and energy security, as well as science and innovation.
Community group hailed as best practice example of using Natural Flood Management techniques to reduce flood risk.
The Environment Agency in the North West is preparing for winter with a series of training exercises to make sure they are ready to respond to flood incidents
…HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) Solicitor's Office wins ‘In-house Legal Operations team of the year’ at The Lawyer awards…
As COP26 continues in Glasgow, SLC colleagues reflect on the organisation’s role in tackling climate change. Annette Garside on the changes she’s made to reduce waste.
As COP26 continues in Glasgow, SLC colleagues reflect on the organisation’s role in tackling climate change. Head of Estates and Business Continuity, Mark Cassidy updates on progress so far.
A temporary export bar has been placed on a painting The Earl of Dalhousie by John Singer Sargent, a leading portrait painter of his generation
A partnership project on the Great Fen, which annually will save 325,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide being released, will be presented at COP26.
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