Campaigners win right to challenge Defra over bathing water rules
A legal challenge over changes to bathing water regulations has been given the go-ahead by the High Court, opening the way for a judicial review of rules campaigners say could leave polluted beaches without official monitoring or protection.
NYC congestion scheme linked to 13% drop in air pollution
New York City’s congestion pricing scheme has been linked to a 13% reduction in fine particulate pollution in lower Manhattan during its first year, according to new research.
Police accused of dismissing reports of image-based abuse
Police are being accused of failing to investigate reports of image-based abuse, with more than 100 survivors describing their experiences to campaigners.
While much of the procurement efficiency debate focuses on negotiating better supplier contracts the real obstacle lies elsewhere and that’s visibility, says Tony Armitage, Data Practice Manager at Digital Modus…
‘They need politicians to advocate for them’: Will Quince on the Babies Bill
Former Minister of State for Health and Social Care Will Quince speaks to us about the Babies Bill and why the first 1,001 days of a child’s life should be protected in law.