‘A step backwards’: court snatches safeguards of disabled people
Disability charities have warned a new Supreme Court ruling could remove important legal protections for
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Pride Month: Childline figures show hope and fears over acceptance
In aid of Pride Month, Childline is encouraging children and young people with concerns about
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Warming seas put pressure on North Sea fish populations
Rising ocean temperatures are reshaping marine life in the North Sea, one of the fastest-warming
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Cross-sector low carbon building network launches across UK and Europe
The aim is to ‘transform’ the use of regenerative materials in British and European construction
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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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A Universal boost for Bedfordshire’s economy and tourism
A major Universal theme park is set to be built in Bedfordshire after the government
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If not ‘net zero’, what’s the goal?
Written by Eamon Grimes Managing Director, LASER Energy, part of Commercial Services Group The
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US study finds ‘acceptable’ air quality still poses health risk
Air pollution levels considered acceptable under current federal regulations may still pose significant health risks, particularly for cardiovascular disease, according to a new review of global research published in Environmental Pollution.
New Forest rules out judicial review over LGR
New Forest District Council (NFDC) has taken the difficult decision not to pursue a Judicial
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Parents take legal action after council refuses to investigate nursery abuse case
Families affected by one of the most disturbing childcare abuse cases in recent years have
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Suffolk Council sets deadline for response to local government reorganisation challenge
The authority has given Downing Street until 12th June to provide information or face a
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CMA introduces new ‘conduct requirement’ for Google, protecting publishers from AI
Action must now be taken following the decision to designate the Big Tech monolith with
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ADCS against social media ban for under-16s
Members of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services oppose controversial ban proposed by MPs
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57% of public sector workers use AI-driven services, says report
Latest Granicus survey suggests widening gap between increased use of AI in public sector and
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Funding for studies of Nottingham heat network
City Council secures government funding for two studies on how to optimise its 50 year-old district heating network. Nottingham
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We can’t stop teens asking AI about body image, so how do we respond?
With 40% of seven to 12-year-olds now using generative AI, chatbots are becoming an unlikely
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Drought-proofing the UK: behavioural change is fastest route to resilience
Nature is collapsing at an alarming rate, and we are witnessing the planet’s sixth mass
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