The fight for access is now documented in full
A new digital archive documenting the history of disability rights campaigning in the UK has
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Strike threat looms at leading addiction and mental health charity
More than 1,200 workers at health and social care charity Change Grow Live (CGL) are
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New tools reveal England’s most vulnerable communities
To coincide with London Climate Week, two powerful new digital tools have been launched to
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Global green economy tops $10 trillion as UK net zero booms
The sector is now the fourth largest in the business world, surpassing healthcare. As reported
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£1m for further Climate Forests in central Scotland
Scottish government expands funding to increase tree canopy coverage across the Clyde, Fife, Lothians and
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Camden moves forward with first phase of estate regeneration
Camden Council has appointed Higgins Partnerships to deliver the first phase of the regeneration of
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Mayor announces £6m fund to help boroughs improve air quality
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced an additional £6 million in funding for
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New powers let councils fine rogue landlords up to £7,000
New powers have come into force this week, aimed at tackling dangerous conditions such as
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Belfast City Council drug-testing plan blocked over legal vacuum
Plans for free drug testing at Belfast festivals this summer have been stalled after officials
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Court rules Scottish prison policy on transgender inmates is unlawful
A Scottish court has ruled that prison guidance allowing transgender women to be housed in
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Disabled teenager left without suitable home after surgey
A disabled teenager was left unable to use their wheelchair at home after major surgery
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Solar solution for drinking water
Pioneering research uses modified solar panels to remove salt from seawater, with potential to do so safely at scale. As
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Government consults on third-party data intermediaries
Views sought on how to remove barriers and support the development of a trusted, effective data intermediaries market. The
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Editor's Pick
‘There is no justice for women’: a story of domestic abuse and systemic failure
When we heard of police treating victims of domestic violence as criminals, one survivor came
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Editor's Pick
To keep the UK cool, we must get a grip on the grid
Ageing energy infrastructure stands in the way of the steps needed to ready Britain for
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